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30/20 High Protein Chicken
- 535 calories per cup
- 30% protein, 20% fat, meat-based
- No corn, wheat or soy · no by-products
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Head-to-head · Bully Max 30/20 Chicken vs Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Grain-Free Dry Dog Food
BULLY MAX 30/20 VS TASTE OF THE WILD
Taste of the Wild costs a few cents less per meal on the comparison ($0.97 to about $1.00). Bully Max 30/20 puts 125 more calories in every cup, so a 50 lb dog eats 2.1 cups a day instead of 2.8 and a 15 lb bag lasts a week longer. *
- 30% protein, 20% fat, 535 calories per cup
- Meat-based · no by-products · no corn, wheat or soy
- Made in the USA · zero recalls since 2009
Bully Max vs Taste of the Wild, on the same 50 lb dog: Bully Max 30/20 High Protein Chicken is 535 calories per cup, so the comparison below is about cups per day, days per bag and cost per meal.
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Bully Max 30/20 High Protein Chicken
- 535cal / cup
- 2.1cups / day
- 28days / 15 lb
Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Grain-Free
- 410cal / cup
- 2.8cups / day
- 21days / 15 lb
The numbers
SIDE BY SIDE: 30/20 VS SIERRA MOUNTAIN
Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Grain-Free Dry Dog Food is the Taste of the Wild formula on the Bully Max brand comparison. Same dog, same day, same bag size.
| Measure | |  |
|---|---|---|
| Calories per cup | 535 | 410 |
| Cups per day (50 lb dog) | 2.1 | 2.8 |
| Days per 15 lb bag | 28 | 21 |
| Meals per 15 lb bag | 56 | 43 |
| Protein source | Meat-based | Contains plant protein |
| Nutrient Density Rating † | 9 / 10 | 7 / 10 |
| Cost per meal ‡ | $1.00 | $0.97 |
Orange = the better number for a 50 lb dog eating about 1,145 calories a day. Data sources and method · Nutrient Density Rating method
Calories per 8 oz cup, drawn to scale. Source
Feed less. Deliver more.
7 MORE DAYS FROM EVERY BAG
A 50 lb dog eating about 1,145 calories a day gets through a 15 lb bag of Sierra Mountain in 21 days. The same bag of Bully Max 30/20 lasts 28. Over a year, that is roughly 13 bags instead of 17.
- 2.1 cups a day, not 2.8
- 56 meals per 15 lb bag, not 43
- PRO Series 31/25 goes to 600 calories a cup
A switcher, in her words
FROM TASTE OF THE WILD TO BULLY MAX
“I made the switch from Taste of the Wild and have no regrets. I am very happy with the High Preformance dog food.”
Diana’s review is on shop.bullymax.com, word for word, with her own photo. She fed Taste of the Wild before switching to 30/20 Chicken.
- +7Days per 15 lb bag (28 vs 21)
- +125Calories per cup (535 vs 410)
- 2.1Cups a day for a 50 lb dog, not 2.8
- 0Recalls since 2009
50 lb dog, about 1,145 calories a day. Source and method
Verified buyers
WHAT OWNERS NOTICE FIRST
50,000+ 5-star reviews · Rated 5/5 by DogFoodAdvisor.com
Verified buyers on shop.bullymax.com, word for word.
30/20 High Protein Chicken
“My pit is now 7 months old and 74 lbs of solid muscle!! Been feeding him Bully Max since 6 weeks old…”
30/20 High Protein Chicken
“I have had my dogs on it for about a year now… And our dogs coats always look amazing.”
30/20 High Protein Beef
“I can’t say enough about what this food has done for my Corso!!”
30/20 High Protein Chicken
“Highly recommend. Its pricey but it's the only food I havent had to babysit my rott while eating. She loves it. Also, the portions aren't crazy…”
25/11 High Protein Lamb 45% Less Fat
“Gave the lamb a try and he absolutely devours his bowls.”
30/20 High Protein Chicken
“I’ve had my baby on BM for 5 years. Never had any issues with the food and the consistency they produce. He’s thriving and in the best shape.”
Make the switch
PICK YOUR DENSITY
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Maximum density
PRO Series 31/25
- 600 calories per cup
- 31% protein, 25% fat
- Nutrient Density Rating 10/10
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STRAIGHT ANSWERS
- Can I switch straight over?
- Go gradually. Over about 7 days, mix a little more Bully Max into the old food each day until the bowl is all Bully Max. Because 30/20 is denser (535 calories a cup), feed by calories, not by the old scoop: a 50 lb dog needs about 2.1 cups a day.
- Taste of the Wild is cheaper per meal. Why pay more?
- A few cents a meal buys 125 more calories in every cup. For a 50 lb dog that is 2.1 cups a day instead of 2.8, 28 days per 15 lb bag instead of 21, and roughly 13 bags a year instead of 17. On the comparison, Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain is $0.97 a meal and 30/20 Chicken is about $1.00 ($0.90 with Subscribe & Save). Cost footnote.
- Which Taste of the Wild formula is this compared with?
- Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Grain-Free, the Taste of the Wild formula on the Bully Max brand comparison, at 410 calories a cup and listed as containing plant protein. Bully Max 30/20 Chicken is 535 calories a cup and meat-based.
- What is the Nutrient Density Rating?
- Bully Max’s own 1–10 scale, based on calories per cup and whether a formula’s protein is meat-based. Plant-protein and lower-calorie formulas score lower. It is not an independent or third-party rating. Method.
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A WEEK MORE FROM EVERY BAG.
535 calories a cup, meat-based, made in the USA with zero recalls since 2009. 7 more days per 15 lb bag than Sierra Mountain for a 50 lb dog.
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- Data. Calories per cup, days and meals per 15 lb bag, and protein source from the Bully Max brand comparison at shop.bullymax.com/pages/product-comparison, based on the formulas reviewed at the time of comparison (fetched October 7, 2026), for a 50 lb dog with a typical activity level (about 1,145 calories a day, 2 meals a day). Cups per day = 1,145 ÷ calories per cup, rounded. Your dog’s needs may vary; follow the feeding guide on the bag and ask your veterinarian about your dog’s diet.
- Nutrient Density Rating. Bully Max’s own 1–10 scale based on calories per cup and whether a formula’s protein is meat-based; plant-protein and lower-calorie formulas score lower. Brands are scored as a whole, based on the formulas reviewed at the time of comparison. It is not an independent or third-party rating.
- Cost per meal. Taste of the Wild cost per meal is taken from the Bully Max brand comparison at shop.bullymax.com/pages/product-comparison as recorded on October 7, 2026, based on prices at the time of comparison. Bully Max cost per meal = the 15 lb 30/20 Chicken price on shop.bullymax.com on October 11, 2026 ($55.97 one-time; $50.37 with Subscribe & Save, about $0.90 a meal) ÷ 56 meals (2 meals a day for 28 days). Prices change; check current prices before you buy.
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