
30/20 High Protein Dog Food
30% protein · 20% fat · 535 kcal/cup
40 lb bag: $116.99 with Subscribe & Save 10% $129.99
50,000+ 5-star reviews · Rated 5/5 by DogFoodAdvisor
Over 50,000 5/5 reviews and rated 5/5 stars by Dogfoodadvisor.com
50,000+ 5-star reviews · Rated 5/5 by DogFoodAdvisor.com
Owners of dogs with touchy stomachs, verified buyers, word for word.
535 calories per cup in 30/20 High Protein.
*Compared against Eukanuba™ Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food and Royal Canin® Adult Dry Dog Food, which averaged approximately 320 calories per cup based on reviewed formulas at the time of comparison.
Full label disclosure. Every ingredient listed on the bag. No proprietary blends (“mystery ingredients”).
On week one with a 11 week old Old English Bulldogge. I swear this helped with her sensitive stomach. I fed my last Pitbull Bully Max with great success. Can't wait to see how this girl looks in a month!


30/20 High Protein Dog Food
30% protein · 20% fat · 535 kcal/cup
40 lb bag: $116.99 with Subscribe & Save 10% $129.99
50,000+ 5-star reviews · Rated 5/5 by DogFoodAdvisor
88% of the protein comes from animal sources for complete amino acids, not plant fillers.
Zero recalls, ever. Triple-Tested for Safety. No corn, soy or by‑products.
Follow the 7-Day Diet Transition: mix Bully Max into the current food so the stomach can adjust.
TruMune® postbiotic plus prebiotics and probiotics to support healthy digestion.
Top handlers and everyday owners share why they feed Bully Max.

30/20 High Protein Dog Food
30% protein · 20% fat · 535 kcal/cup
40 lb bag: $116.99 with Subscribe & Save 10% $129.99
50,000+ 5-star reviews · Rated 5/5 by DogFoodAdvisor
Switch gradually: mix Bully Max into the current food over 7 to 10 days so the stomach can adjust.

30/20 High Protein Dog Food
30% protein · 20% fat · 535 kcal/cup
40 lb bag: $116.99 with Subscribe & Save 10% $129.99
50,000+ 5-star reviews · Rated 5/5 by DogFoodAdvisor
A note on health: Bully Max is a dog food, not a medicine, and it is not meant to diagnose or treat any condition. If your dog’s vomiting, diarrhea or other stomach symptoms persist, please see your veterinarian.