Blue Buffalo Wilderness Rocky Mountain Recipe High Protein, Natural Senior Dry Dog Food, Red Meat with Grain

Blue Buffalo Wilderness Rocky Mountain Senior Dog Food – High-Protein Red Meat & Grain, Natural Ingredients

Categories Dry Dog Food, Senior Brand: Wilderness

PACKED WITH REAL RED MEAT: Made to satisfy your dog’s innate cravings, this protein-rich food starts with real, high-quality deboned red meat
INCLUDES WHOLESOME GRAINS: Complex carbohydrates from wholesome grains — including oatmeal, barley, and brown rice — ensure a truly balanced diet that meets your senior dog’s unique energy needs
ANTIOXIDANT-RICH LIFESOURCE BITS: Enhancing our nutrient-dense dry food are LifeSource Bits, a precise blend of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals to support immune system health and a healthy oxidative balance
NATURAL INGREDIENTS: Blue Buffalo dry dog food is made with natural ingredients enhanced with vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients; It contains NO chicken (or poultry) by-product meals, NO corn, wheat, or soy, and NO artificial flavors or preservatives
Contains one (1) 28 lb bag of BLUE Wilderness Rocky Mountain Recipe High Protein, Natural Senior Dry Dog Food, Red Meat
ENHANCED IMAGERY: We have enhanced our digital product packaging to highlight our products’ ingredients and essential benefits; While the physical packaging will differ slightly, all information is accurate

Description

High-protein BLUE Wilderness Rocky Mountain Recipe for senior dogs is a rugged, meat-rich diet inspired by the wolves of the American West. Created to satisfy ancestral cravings, it starts with high-quality deboned red meat and contains wholesome grains for balanced nutrition. Formulated specifically for senior dogs, this food contains the perfect balance of essential proteins and carbohydrates to help provide dogs with the energy to stay active.

Brand

Wilderness

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