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Hi everyone!
I’ve been hearing a lot about Bully Max Dog Food, especially the High Performance formula. I’m thinking about switching my pit to it but wanted to hear real reviews from this community first.
Is it worth the price?
Any visible changes in your dog’s health, coat, or energy?
How does it compare to other high-protein dog foods?Would love to hear your experiences!
I’ve been recommending Bully Max 30/20 High Performance to clients with active or working dogs. It’s packed with animal-based protein, and I’ve seen real improvements in muscle tone and energy levels. If your pitbull is active, it’s a solid choice.
I used it for my American Bully for about 3 months. The coat got shinier, and he filled out nicely. Only downside? Price. But you get what you pay for. Better than Taste of the Wild or Victor IMO
If you’re focused on muscle-building dog food, Bully Max is definitely top-tier. I combine it with some raw toppers, and my pup is thriving. Pro tip: start with half serving to transition slowly
I’ve been using Bully Max High Performance for about 4 months now for my 2-year-old pit, and honestly, the results have been solid. The price made me hesitate at first, but I’ve found it to be worth it, especially if you’re looking to put on healthy weight or boost energy.
Visible changes?
Yes — her coat is glossier, and she’s noticeably more muscular and active during play sessions. She used to nap most of the day after a long walk, but now she’s got more consistent energy throughout the day. No digestive issues either, which was a concern I had.I previously fed her Taste of the Wild and also tried Victor Hi-Pro Plus, but Bully Max seems to outperform both in terms of energy and muscle tone, though it is richer, so start slow if your pup has a sensitive stomach.
Overall, I’d say if your pit is active or you’re trying to help with muscle gain, it’s worth trying for a few months and seeing how your dog responds.
Hey, thanks for sharing your experience! I’m based in France and have also been using Bully Max High Performance for my 3-year-old Amstaff, and I’ve seen very similar results. Her energy levels went way up, and her coat got noticeably shinier within the first month.
Like you, I was a bit hesitant about the price at first, especially with shipping to Europe, but honestly, it’s been worth it. I had tried Orijen and Carnilove before, but Bully Max gave her more endurance and better muscle tone overall.
Agree with starting slow, especially if your dog has a sensitive stomach. I introduced it gradually over two weeks and had no issues.
Absolutely — I’ve been using Bully Max High Performance for my pitbull for about 4 months now, and I can honestly say it lives up to the hype.
At first, I was a bit unsure about the price. It’s more expensive than some other brands I’ve used, like Taste of the Wild or Victor Hi-Pro Plus, but the results made it worth every cent for me.
Here’s what I noticed:
Health & Energy: Within a few weeks, my pit started showing more consistent energy. Before, she’d get tired after a long walk or intense play session — now she’s active throughout the day, even with the same amount of exercise.Coat & Muscle Tone: Her coat became noticeably shinier and softer. I’ve also seen visible improvement in her muscle definition — especially around her shoulders and back legs.
Digestive Health: No stomach issues at all, which was one of my initial concerns. I transitioned slowly over a week, and that seemed to help a lot.
Compared to other high-protein foods:
Bully Max feels richer and more concentrated, so you feed a little less per meal. My pit responds better to this than to Victor, which gave her more bulk but less energy. Taste of the Wild was decent, but didn’t help much with muscle gain.If your goal is to build lean muscle, improve stamina, and maintain a healthy coat, I’d highly recommend giving it a shot for at least a month or two. Just make sure to ease into it if your dog has a sensitive gut.
Let me know if you want help with transitioning or feeding tips — I’ve done a bit of trial and error to find what works best.
Agree with your experience. I saw the same results with my pit. More energy, better coat, and lean muscle gain within weeks. Bully Max is richer than Victor or Taste of the Wild, and the slow transition worked great for us, too. Solid choice for active dogs!
Thank you all for the honest and thoughtful reviews! 🙌
It’s been amazing to read through everyone’s experiences with Bully Max — from improved energy and coat shine to real results in muscle and health. Your insights are helping so many others make informed decisions. Whether you’ve been using it for years or just recently switched, every comment adds value to this community.
If you haven’t shared your story yet, we’d love to hear how it’s working for your pup — the good, the bad, and everything in between. Let’s keep this thread going strong! 💬🐶💪
Wow, I just stumbled across this forum and I’m so glad I did! 🙌
I’ve been debating between Bully Max and Victor Hi-Pro Plus for weeks now. My pit has been on Victor but I haven’t seen a major difference in energy or build. After reading all your reviews here, I think Bully Max is worth a try.Honestly, this is the most helpful thread I’ve found on Bully Max. Reddit and other sites are full of mixed info, but the real stories here are gold.
I used to feed my bully Diamond Naturals decent food, but he’d still get tired quick. Looks like Bully Max might be the upgrade we need. 👀Glad I found this forum, really refreshing to see honest feedback without the hype. I’ve been using Taste of the Wild, and while it’s not bad, my dog didn’t really bulk up like I expected. Thinking of switching to Bully Max Performance formula. Anyone tried both?
This forum is 🔥! I’ve had so many questions about Bully Max and this thread cleared up most of them.
I’ve tried Royal Canin for large breeds before — decent results, but pricey for what it offers. Bully Max seems like it actually delivers visible gains.Okay, how did I not find this forum sooner?!
My trainer recommended Bully Max a few months ago but I was hesitant because of the price. I’ve tried Pro Plan Sport and it was okay, but nothing impressive. After reading this, I’m more confident to make the switch. Appreciate all the honest input here!
