Blue Buffalo Wilderness Wolf Creek Stew Wet Dog Food, High-Protein & Grain-Free, Made with Natural Ingredients, Hearty Beef in Gravy, 12.5-oz. Cans (12 Count)

Canned food,the only food I feed my dogs,fresh ingredients,it doesn’t smell bad at all.

Blue Buffalo, beef stew in gravy....I knew our Lab would love it since I had served this up to her several years ago. This is GOOD dog food! (I've also purchased both Purina and WAG brands with good results.) BTW.....thanks to all you Amazon Prime Customers who continue to post their concerns and photos of the leaky, crushed, dented cans of dog food that are shipped. Note that my comment is not directed at Blue Buffalo, but at Amazon. I too, experienced this same issue. the carton was undamaged, yet the contents were crushed, leaking, dented, with gravy and wet food spilled throughout the box's interior. I chatted with Amazon, emailed Amazon, sent photos to Amazon, all in vain as Amazon has yet to respond or identify the person or persons associated with filling these dog food orders. With my most recent order, only ONE out of 12 cans arrived dented, not too bad. This recipe of Blue Buffalo Beef in Stew was gobbled down very quickly by our Lab. I try to give her somewhat of a different recipe every two weeks and is highly recommended.

Our 3 dogs all love it we mix it with Kirkland dry lamb

I took one star off because while it was labeled "pack of 13" we only received 12. That said, our dog was ill and not eating so we bought a can of this at the store. She happily ate it despite still not eating her regular food, so we ordered the 13 pack.

Lower priced than competitors. Shipped promptly, well-packaged, factory sealed product. A+

She doesn’t like any chicken or beef products and the salmon is easy on her digestive track.

Great dog food. My Golden Doodle enjoys it at every meal

Although I and my two dogs are very pleased with this pet food, attempting to remove the metal lid is usually a nightmare. Although the lid and the can itself can appear to be undamaged, I find it impossible most of the time to lift up and pry off the small tab in order to pull back the lid. When that fails, which is quite often, I resort to placing the can onto an electric can opener, but that, as well, doesn't work out easily. What IS IT about the top of these cans that make them quite difficult to pull off/open? With every unsuccessful attempt, I'm tempted to no longer repurchase this product.