Bully Max 2X Calorie Dry Dog Food PRO Series - 16 Pound Bag

WildScalare Pretty much said all there is to say. But,My AmStaff loves it. Doesnt give him gas like BlueBuffalo and similar brands did.Don’t really have before n after pictures but I’ve been feeding him BullyMax for about a year and this will be the 2nd bag of GorillaMax. That being said, he has bulked up and definitely gotten stronger and more dense. Also this seems to have help shine his coat and rid the dryness/flaking issue I had prior.All in all, great food, could be cheaper in my opinion but you get what you pay for compared to other “top name brands” I suppose. I too mix because kibble only diet isn’t that great for dogs teeth.

I adopted a pitbull boxer mix. He was only 1 when I adopted him. He was extremely underweight but with this food feeding him twice a day has put size on him and he looks amazing . Thanks guys .

I've been giving my 13 week old pup a quarter cup of this dog food with her regular food and I def am seeing a difference in size. Price is a little high, but if you mix it with your normal dog food not bad at all!Will continue to use as long as my pup keeps bulking and looking lean!

I'm on a 6 week subscription and my last order received was July 14th and its now Sept 17th and still no dog food. I thought that was more like 9 weeks. I guess I can't count🤔

It's an outright lie to say this lasts longer than other food. The truth is they recommend feeding your dog less, not that they'll eat less. The reality is, even a free fed dog will eat less when eating nutritious foods. My Rottweiler ate no less on this. I rate this food an straight up scam.You can get high quality dog food for far less. This comes out to about $4 a pound. There's five star dog foods for about 75¢ a pound. Don't waste your money.

This is a relatively new (to me at least) offering in the dog food market. Although it's promotion as a macho muscled pit bull food is more than a bit silly, after looking up it's ingredient profile I chose to overlook that and give it a try.For a kibble the ingredients are actually fairly limited and simple. It's first ingredient and main protein source is chicken meal. Good quality meat meals are concentrated animal protein and weighed in a dry form, unlike "real meat" ingredients such as chicken or beef which are weighed before drying. This can put trendy so called real meat artificially high, often first, on a dry food's ingredient list when in reality there is actually very little in the food. Chicken meal's #1 ingredient rank in this food is good and indicates a high percentage of animal protein. The second ingredient is chicken fat, which helps account for the high calorie profile. Animal fat is a necessary and healthy ingredient. Next is "rice flour egg product" which is probably two ingredients missing a comma. Then comes white fish meal, another high protein meal which some may shy away from, though the inclusion of the small amount of fish doesn't concern me. After that are the usual carbohydrate fillers and/or binders, beet pulp, sorghum, and tapioca. Thankfully missing are any pea or potato proteins. The rest is the necessary vitamin and mineral supplementation.The kibble is quite small, especially suitable for dogs that swallow it whole, which many do since their teeth aren't designed for chewing kibble. The bag is well lined to preserve freshness. The high calorie profile seems to be mostly due to a lack of fillers and a high fat content, both positives in my opinion. It is recommended for all life stages, which any good commercial food should be.Because I don't trust any single formula 100% I've never fed one brand of dog (or cat) food exclusively, and I supplement freely with fresh raw meat and other foods. That said, I consider this one of the best commercial dry diets for vitually any dog, not just working or highly active animals. Simple, limited ingredient kibbles are not the norm, but really should be. The price is high, putting it in the ultra-premium market. I have deducted one star due to the inclusion of beet pulp/sorghum and because I don't think any single commercial pet food should be relied upon as a total diet.

My English Bulldog would finished her bowl in a blink! She used to limp before but now it’s gone. She remained active and a happy EB. Her coat is really nice and shiny too !

It's alright I haven't really seen a difference and it has been like 2 weeks or any difference in weight. But my dog likes to eat it like any other food better of getting another cheaper brand.