Blue Buffalo Longevity Mature Dry Dog Food is well-received for its quality and effectiveness, especially for dogs with sensitive stomachs. However, some users raise concerns about weight management and the calorie content. Overall, it's a decent choice for mature dogs, but potential buyers should monitor their pet's weight closely.
Many dogs tolerate the food well, even those with sensitive stomachs.
Some users report improvement in itchy skin problems after switching to this food.
The auto-ship feature is praised for its reliability and convenience.
Some users report difficulty managing their dog's weight with this food.
Some users wish the kibble size were larger to encourage chewing.
Yes, many users report that their dogs with sensitive stomachs tolerate this food well.
Yes, some users report improvement in itchy skin problems after switching to this food.
"My older dogs gobble this right up - no picking - and then they lick the bowl. Vet said this is "the best" food for them. After 1 month itchy skin problems are much better. Will continue to use this product. Auto ship is so easy and never fails."
"Very overrated. I had my dog on the longevity and at one time the lamb and rice. With both foods I had trouble managing his weight. It yo yo'd up and then to normal and up. And this was not dependent on exercise, etc. I question the calorie content and I definitely question the wisdom of food overlo..."
Blue Buffalo Longevity Mature Dry Dog Food is a good option for mature dogs, particularly those with sensitive stomachs, but be prepared to monitor your dog's weight carefully.
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