Overall, Blue Buffalo's hydrolyzed wet dog food is acceptable for dogs with food intolerances. However, there are concerns about packaging and the strong smell.
The hydrolyzed formula is effective for dogs with food sensitivities.
The food is made with high-quality ingredients, including vitamins and nutrients.
Most dogs seem to enjoy the taste.
Mixing the wet food with dry food can make it more appealing to dogs.
Multiple reports of dented or half-empty cans.
Tip: Contact customer service for replacement if packaging issues are severe.
The strong smell of the food can be unpleasant for humans and sometimes for dogs as well.
Some dogs may initially refuse to eat it.
Tip: Add to preferred food
Yes, the hydrolyzed formula is effective for managing food intolerances.
Yes, the strong smell can be a turn-off for both humans and dogs.
Yes, there are frequent reports of dented or partially filled cans.
Yes, if your dog requires a hydrolyzed diet, it's a solid choice, but be prepared for potential packaging issues.
Users found adding dry food helped their dogs that are picky eaters.
Yes, but only you can make this call. If he likes it, he eats, which is 75%
"She loves it, and we are amazed. It has a lot of benefits for sensitive dogs."
"Discontinued use"
If your dog requires a hydrolyzed diet, this food is a solid option. Just be prepared for potential packaging issues and the strong smell.
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