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The only downside I’d say is it’s a tad pricey compared to other brands, but honestly, I’m okay with spending a bit more for Mr. Fluffles’ happiness and health. That grumpy face means the world to me after all! So my vote goes to Blue Buffalo – realy glad I made the switch.
I do believe the nutritional facts they state are quite accurate, but the thing is each cat really has their own tastes. So while Mr. Whiskers has grown fond of Blue Buffalo, your kitty might think differently. Maybe try another flavor or switch up the brand entirely if your pet isn’t adjusting well.’
But all in all, personally speaking, I’m satisfied with Blue Buffalo. Can say for sure that my furball’s coat is glossier than before and his energy levels seem top-notch too! Almost reminiscent of his mischief-causing kitten days must admit 🐈💨 Hope this sheds some light on what you were looking for!
Anyway, thought I’d give it a solid go because of its wholesome ingredients, ya know? Real meat, fruits, veggies – you name it. No bad stuff (I’m glaring at you corn, wheat, soy…), no artificial flavors or preservatives either. Biscuit has been chowing on the ‘Healthy Aging’ variety, due to her diva-ness (aka being over 7 years old) and she’s no worse for wear.
Coat’s pretty glossy and soft now (much to my black sweater’s despair), energy levels are nicely up but not unmanageable (thank God!). And I’ve noticed her weight is more balanced even though she’s an indoor lady.
So personally speaking, Blue Buffalo is doing wonders for us. Good digestibility too without going into too much detail ;).
Each kitty is unique though, so just keep an eye as you try it. Transition gradually and pay attention to any changes in potty habits or behavior. So far so good in our home front!
Let me know how it goes if you do give it a try!
So, I’ve been using Blue Buffalo for about six months now for my ragdoll, Whiskers. She seems to love the flavor (I go back and forth between the Indoor Health Chicken & Brown Rice and the Weight Control Natural Adult Dry Cat Food).
The first thing I noticed was how her coat shiny and smooth it’s become. Also, she doesn’t throw up as much as she used to on other brands (score for less cleanup duty!).
One drawback though – it is pricier than some other brands. But hey, I’m a sucker for that “no artificial flavors or preservatives” promise and willing to fork out a bit more for Whiskers’ health.
Just remember every cat is different. So, even though Blue Buffalo works great for me and Whiskers, it may not be the best fit for every kitty out there. Happy feeding! 😺
I’ve got three kitties (Snowball, Rascal, and Bella) and was looking for a good quality cat food that could satisfy all their different needs. I gave the Blue Buffalo brand a shot around six months ago, and Bella – my picky eater – dove right in, which was a great sign!
A big plus for me is that this brand focuses on real meat as the first ingredient. When you check the label, there’s no “mystery” ingredients; everything is wholesome and nutritious. My fur babies seem to have more energy and their coats are shinier since starting on the Blue Buffalo diet.
That being said, it’s not all rainbows. The price point is a little steep for multiple cat households like mine. And although Snowball loves her food, she has had some bouts of upset tummy early on – thogh that did go away as she became used to it.
Overall, I’d say it’s worth trying if you’re focused on healthy ingredients! After all, every cat is different. What might be a hit for one may not resonate with others. Happy feeding!
Overall, I’ve found Blue Buffalo to have really wholesome ingredients. It’s grain-free with a decent protein content which is a big plus. Worth mentioning though, your little feline friends may not take to it right away because of the increased fiber content, if you get what I mean.
Initially, Whiskers had some minor tummy issues transitioning from his old food to this one. But after a slow and steady swap over about a week, he didn’t experience anymore upset.
Price point is slightly higher than some other brands but you’re paying for the quality, ya know? I personally say that Blue Buffalo is worth considering if you’re looking for cat food that’s healthier than most supermarket brands without going hardcore organic.
Always remember though, every cat is different and may react differently to new foods. So keep an eye on ’em post switch! Happy feeding!
Just thought I’d share my two cents on Blue Buffalo cat food. Now, I’m not one to shy away from trying out new products for my fur baby, but honestly, this one didn’t quite hit the mark.
I’ve heard great things about the brand annd its focus on grain-free nutrients, but it seems that it did not agree with my kitty’s tummy. While she loved the taste of it (my cat will practically inhale anything fish-flavored), her stools became irregular which was a red flag for me.
Moreover, the high price point is another turn off—I could forgive it if the benefits were noticeable. But with so many other options out there that deliver better results and at a friendlier cost, Blue Buffalo just doesn’t seem worth it to me.
Remember guys, every cat is different. Always monitor your furry friend’s reactions to new food before fully committing to a change in their diet! Hope this helps some of you out there who were thinking about giving Blue Buffalo a try.
Cheers!
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