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It’s a bit pricier than your everyday kibble, but hey, if you’ve got money to burn, who am I to judge right? In all seriousness though, do consider if its nutritional profile matches with what your vet recommends for your pup. It’s all fun annd games until Mr. Woof develops an allergy. Anyway, back off to our ordinary lives without super doggie protein powders. Can’t promise I won’t order another batch though!
So, I’ve been using Bully Max for about a year now on my Pit, Zeus. Gotta say, he’s just loving it. The energy levels this lad has now is amazing! It seems like his coat has gotten shinier too. He really digs the flavor too, gobbles it up in no time.
I appreciate that Bully Max has high-protein content annd sure seems to be delivering on its muscle-building promise, since Zeus has packed on some serious muscle these past months. The ingredient list is full of stuff that looks good for his health – no junk fillers or mystery meat parts.
But remember that different pups may react differently to the same dog food. What’s working wonders for Zeus might not be the best choice for all dogs. Always best to try out a small bag first and see how your dog takes to it before you switch it up full time.
Hope that helps you with your decision! Happy Feeding! 🐶🍖
I’ve been using Bully Max for my Rottweiler, Buster, for about six months now and I gotta say, it’s a game changer! He was a bit thin when we adopted him so we wanted something with more pump. Noticed changes after just a few weeks – his coat got glossier and he seemed perkier overall, not to mention gaining some serious muscle mass.
What I especially love is that it’s all-natural with no fillers or sketchy stuff – as they say, you are what you eat, right? And Buster certainly seems to dig the taste. Even my cat tried to sneak a bite or two (don’t worry, we stopped her)!
But seriously though, every pup is different. So while it worked wonders for Buster, doesn’t mean everyone will have the same result. Might be worth giving it a go if your doggie needs an extra push in terms of nutrition.
Pro tip – keep your pup well exercise along with this diet to really see optimum results! Be ready for those extra walks and play time sessions! Phew! Let it rain dog treats for us all, eh? 🐾
I’ve been using Bully Max for my Rottweiler for around a year now. Sure, it’s a bit pricey, but you gotta admit, the ingredients are top-notch – meat as the first ingredient and no cheap grain fillers, that’s a big win in my book!
But…let’s be honest here. My Rocky doesn’t seem to be all that thrilled about the taste. Even after trying both the classic and high-performance version, he still prefers his old kibble over Bully Max. I mean, what good is nutritional value if your pup doesn’t eat it right?
Everyone raves about how their dogs got stronger and more muscular on this stuff, but I haven’t seen much difference with mine. Could be because Rocky gets plenty of exercise already or because he isn’t eating it consistently due to flavor.
Anyway, if your dog likes the flavor it might be worth giving Bully Max a shot. Just thought I’d share my two cents! Cheers!
But here’s the real test – Rocky is usually picky about his food, but with Bully Max he goes for his bowl like it’s steak dinner! Completely wolfed down within minutes which is unlike him so he must enjoy the taste.
The ingredient list looks solid too – lots of meats and proteins and no filler stuff. It costs a bit more than our previous kibble, but considering the happier dog and fewer vet visits, totally worth it in my book. Remember though, each dog might react differently to a change in diet so take it slow if you decide to give Bully Max a try.
Hope this helps! Happy feeding 🐾
I switched my Rottweiler to Bully Max about six months ago, and I honestly couldn’t be happier with the results! Her coat is super shiny, her muscle definition has dramatically improved, and she has this energy level that’s through the roof. I should mention that she also seems to love the taste – it’s like a treasured treat for her every mealtime. 😉
However, it’s worth bearing in mind that every dog is unique. My dog loves it, but another might not. Also remember to gradually introduce any new food to reduce the chance of tummy troubles. You know how sensitive our fur-babies can be!
Bully Max is pricier than some other brands, but for me, the cost is well worth it considering the nutritional benefits and positive changes I’ve noticed in my dog’s health and vitality. 🦴🐾
Just my two cents. Good luck! 🍀
One thing I will say though, it’s a bit on the pricey side compared to other brands, but you definitely get what you pay for in terms of quality ingredients and results. I feel it’s so worth it for Rocky’s health and happiness.
Hope this helps with your decision! Keep us posted on how your fur baby likes it! 🐾
At first, I was a bit skeptical because it’s on the pricier side compared to what I used to buy, but honestly, seeing him thrive on it has been worth every penny. Makes me think you really do get what you pay for with dog food.
One thing to note though — make sure you introduce it to your dogs diet slowly if you decide to switch — I made the mistake of changing his food overnight and let’s just say, Diesel’s gut wasn’t a happy camper. Lesson learned!
All in all though, I’d give Bully Max a big thumbs up! Doesn’t hurt that Diesel wolfs it down like its steak either – picky eaters may apply 🐾👍
Oh, you’re gonna love this – I’ve been feeding my husky, Sparky, Bully Max for a good while now and we’re both fans. His coat’s shinier than ever and let me tell you – his energy levels are through the roof! The ingredients are top-notch on this one too, all-natural stuff right down to the last bit.
Now I know some folks might wince at the price tag – yeah, it’s slightly pricey compared to other brands out there. But hey, think of it as an investment in your doggo’s health and happiness. If you ask me, Bully Max is totally worth every penny! 🐾 You’ll notice the difference soon enough!
Remember though, every dog is unique so what works for Sparky might not work for your fur-buddy. Always best to introduce new food gradually to see how they react.
Keep us posted on how it goes if ya decide to give Bully Max a shot!
I’ve been feeding my American Pit Bull, Bruno Bully Max for about 6 months now. Honestly, I see the results in his muscle development and overall energy levels. He’s been tearing up our backyard with zeal! His coat also looks shinier and healthier.
But one thing that does raise a red flag for me is the price tag on this product. It’s honestly not pocket friendly, especially if you’re on a tight budget. And it’s a little hard to justify when there are high-quality alternatives available for a much lower cost.
Also, although it seems to be fantastic nutritionally, make sure your dog has the right attitude towards it. Initially, Bruno was reluctant to eat it but later adjusted.
Lastly, some users have reported issues such as loose stools and canines developing allergies or sensitivities. Therefore, always consult with your vet prior to making any drastic dietary changes for your good boy or girl.
Overall though, if price isn’t a concern and your pup takes to the food well… why not? Just be watchful of how they react initially.
Take care!
That being said, I know not all dogs are the same. Always wise to give your vet a quick ring if you’re unsure about changing your pup’s diet. Would hate for them to have an adverse reaction! Good luck mate and let us know how it goes! 🐾
Just been feeding Bully Max to my rottie, Max (yeah, it’s a bit funny they share a name) for a couple of months now annd let me tell ya, I’ve noticed some major differences. For starters, his coat is absolutely ACE now! It shines like polished ebony! He also seems to have more energy on our walks, not that he was ever exactly slug-like.
I did the research into it, even though the name seemed extreme at first. Checked into the ingredients and all that jazz and I was pretty impressed – heaps of meat proteins instead of fillers. Got me intrigued so gave it a shot and we haven’t looked back since.
It’s pricier compared to some other brands out there but you’re really getting what you pay for when it comes to nutrients. So far, it’s been totally worth every penny seeing Mac thriving like this.
But again, all dogs are different my friend, what works for Mac may not work for your doggo. Always good to talk with your vet if you’re looking to make diet changes. Good luck!
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