thrive Cat PremiumPlus Dry Food- CHICKEN with TURKEY 1.5kg

My cat really enjoys these..... he is a 'fishy' cat and so usually only eats fish based cat food. I like that these have really good quality ingredients. The write up says it all and why I will continue to buy it: The recipe contains everything that you would expect from a premium cat food, without any unnecessary extras, offering your cat an easy to digest and balanced nutrition with premium salmon, herring, sweet potato & potato, as well as essential Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids for wellbeloved healthy skin and a shiny coat100% Thrive 0% Nonsense No Artificial Flavours, No Additives, No Colourings, No Preservatives, No Fillers, No Thickeners, No Added Sugar, No Gluten, No Wheat, No Grain, No GM ingredients, No Soya, No rice. Thrive promotes great pet health by providing an allergen free pure natural healthy yummy scumbles menu. 100% Thrive 0% Nonsense.

Great quality cats dry food!. It contains high amount of meat and proteins which are good for cats. My cat is very fussy but he eats this food with pleasure. I will definitely buy it again.

We have a picky cat, who turns his nose up at most dry food. He loves Thrive, and always empties his bowl. We like the no nonsense aspect - mostly fish and nutrient- rich ingredients, not just fillers.

Only thing I’d say is the biscuits are quite large and requires a lot of crunching. Not great for elderly cats who might not have many teeth left. The high meat content works great for bengal cats.

Cat likes this food and she is healthy and with glossy fur. Food doesn’t smell when it’s down on the floor and I assume it tastes good because she likes it. A sack lasts one cat a long time. Small kibble size OK for a small cat. Good value for money!

Unfortunately my cat is one of those who WILL eat anything but CAN only eat a very limited number of foods without having severe tummy trouble. Along with Ava or Royal Canin Digest Sensitive wet food he used to get Applaws dry food, but then developed an intolerance to it so I moved him to Aatu Salmon and Herring. Until recently it was regularly on offer at around the same price per KG as Thrive, but in the last couple of years it rarely drops below almost twice that. So when I saw this with almost as high a fish content (70% vs 85%) and the majority of the rest potato, same as Aatu, I thought it was worth a try.I introduced it very slowly, for the first few days just giving him a few of the new kibbles as 'treats' now and then, then mixing it with his usual Aatu, a week each of 25% Thrive and then a week of 50% Thrive. He's now been on 75% Thrive, 25% Aatu for several weeks with no issues while I finish the bag of Aatu before moving him onto 100% Thrive. So if you have a cat with sensitive digestion and are looking a high quality food at a reasonable price, I can definitely recommend this. I'll be buying this instead of Aatu from now on, and as an added bonus I now have two dry foods I know he can eat if one should become unavailable for any reason, which was always a worry before. As a few others have noticed there is quite a strong smell off the Salmon and Herring Thrive which is noticeable when I go into my cat's room in the morning after the door being closed all night, but considering the savings I can live with that!

I have the chicken and turkey. The cats love it, not as much as Acana and Orijen though.It smells awful, very strong and putrid! Far stronger than any other dried k8bble we have in the feeder placed in the kitchen.I have a large open plan kitchen, the entirety of which now smells quite terribly, my only hope is that the packet placed inside my Petlibro automatic feeder, finishes quickly so I can swap back to some less smelly brands.3 stars

great catfood, smells very tasty and the cat loves it