Blue Buffalo Wilderness Grain Free Crunchy Cat Treats

9 reviews for Blue Buffalo Wilderness Grain Free Crunchy Cat Treats

1. 

   5 out of 5

   Mytexas1 – February 22, 2020

   It’s always a good thing to find products at a affordable (not often) price to give to my cats or daughters dogs. Cats get spoiled very fast and would rather not eat, unless I look and hunt for pet items they might like. I started giving my cats wet cat food daily after learning it’s the main way cats get fluids into their bodies. Dry foods are supplemental and always available to them. My late sons cat Fuggy was a large black half Siamese, that died last year of Kidney failure. It about killed me because I didn’t realize how important getting fluids into him was. Cats really do not like much water I learned… My son Matthew, didn’t know either I think.This is why so many cats go into kidney failure it’s too late. He was always seemingly very healthy until one day, he wasn’t… Too bad we can’t get second chances. So I keep these cat treats high in their bowls, ( they won’t eat dry foods much after getting wet food). But they love the treats like these. Both cats I have now came from a dumping site. Behind my daughters Medical Practice where so many seem to get dumped because owners do not want them and think there are people waiting for these poor little things. Not true. So thin and small, afraid of everyone by the time we find them. Dixie is a very small black and white Domestic breed. Bella is just that. She’s a pure Turkish Van Angora, mostly white body, Top of head, ears, tail, and hand of god spot on her back is multicolored. No doubt Bella was from a cat breeder, as her size (small, perfect) and markings are perfect. Plus she was spayed and had a notch cut off the tip of one ear.. She like Dixie loves these treats.

2. 

   5 out of 5

   Jenna75 – March 19, 2020

   My girl is almost 17. Last year she began throwing up after eating and she lost a lot of weight. We switched her to Blue Buffalo grain free for sensitive stomachs and also purchased some 15 degree tilted bowls and she hasn’t thrown up again. We noticed that she also stopped eating the Temptations treats she used to love so much, and I think it’s because they have grain in them and they upset her belly. I bought these grain free treats and she’s back to being a happy girl. She loves these treats and she can easily digest them since they don’t have grain. They are a bit on the pricey side, but we’ll do anything to make our girl’s golden years happy. So happy they make grain free treats!

3. 

   5 out of 5

   Xenia – March 24, 2020

   My cat is on a limited ingredient diet due to digestive and skin issues. It’s really hard to find a cat food or treat that does not have some form of fish or fish oil in them- and fish is off the list. This is one of the few treats I can rely on that she likes, and won’t cause itching or stomach upset/inflammation.Most cat food manufactures use crappy fish and even my vet told me- best thing I could do for my cat is to avoid any form of fish in her diet. If your cat is a chronic puker- get them off the fish and grains!

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   5 out of 5

   Filmex – May 15, 2020

   I have about 15 feral cats I support and while you wouldn’t think kitties living on the street would be finicky eaters, a few are. But this is the ONLY cat treat (and I’ve tried them all) that is money-in-the-bank when it comes to getting even the pickiest cat to enjoy some goodies.One of my faves–Blackie– I hadn’t been able to get him to like a single cat treat on the market for over three years…I figured he just didn’t like “dessert”…until I discovered this one. Once it passed the Blackie test, I knew I was on to something. And ever since, I’ve never had a single cat, and we’re on our second generation now, that has turned up his/her nose at the BB Wilderness crunchy goodies.Looks like I’m stuck buying them forever now.I would love to have the option of buying a two-pound bag at a slightly more affordable per ounce rate…a guy can dream, right ?

5. 

   5 out of 5

   Jet Setter – August 13, 2020

   I used to buy this as a treat for a neighbors cat. He loves it. However, these past three or four months, the quality has degraded dramatically.Not sure who is supplying this to Amazon, but it is not the same. The treats are shaped differently, the texture is different, and the quality is different. The true test was the cat rejecting it (both this and the Salmon flavour). It is not the same as what used to be offered in the past. Not even close.Do yourself a favour and buy this directly from a pet store so that you know you are, hopefully, getting the quality treat that Blue Buffalo is known for.

6. 

   5 out of 5

   mctamazon – August 24, 2020

   I can’t rate the flavor since I haven’t tried them myself, but my cat seems to love them. I am training her to come when called and they are working well. She was suspicious of the first few, but now she snarfs them up.Pricier than some other treats, but I am trusting the Blue Wilderness reputation for healthy products. If cat treats are essentially snacks for cats, at least she will be eating healthier snacks.Just remember that each treat my not seem like many calories if you think in human terms, but it won’t take very many treats to be a lot of calories in cat terms.

7. 

   5 out of 5

   SHARON MARTINSHARON MARTIN – January 11, 2021

   My cat Tux likes these, they are 100% grain free. He does not get sock eating this brand of treats. We went thru a tome where he puked everything up, treats. Dry food and wet food it was terrible. Tux is a senior cat and was losing a lot of weight , puking all the time. I took him to the Vet she ran blood work on him, she wanted a list of all of his foods. At that time I had already began changing some of the food to no grain but was using another popular brand. When the Vet contacted me about the results of all the tests she told me to put him strictly on the blue wilderness treats, dry food . He does not get sick and is gaining his weight back.

8. 

   5 out of 5

   Em🐾Em🐾 – January 11, 2021

   😻My cats LOVE these treats😻I was giving my cats a different brand of cat treats, but since COVID hit, I couldn’t find them anywhere, so I took a chance with Blue Wilderness.🔹Pros:👉1st ingredient is deboned chicken👉The ingredient list is short!👉28% Protein👉The pieces are decent size👉I’m not seeing any broken treats and there is hardly any crumbs on the bottomIf I come across any Cons, I’ll post an update. As of now 5⭐️👉PLEASE upvote my review if you found it helpful! Thanks😁

9. 

   5 out of 5

   Kindle Customer – January 18, 2021

   My son has taught our cats using cat treats. Unfortunately one of the four has developed wheat allergies. Finding treats that didn’t contain the fat of an unknown animal, usually lables as “Animal Fat” AND were grain free was difficult. This fit the bill perfectly and the cats love then.FYI: when a label doesn’t name the type of animal fat their…animal fat comes from, it can be anything…even rendered fat from sick animals or other cats and dogs.