45 reviews forthrive PremiumPlus Dry Cat Food - Chicken

We feed our ferrets this it’s the most high in protein kibble we’ve found with as little veg, carbs or wheats in as possible! It’s really hard to find a kibble that isn’t full of unnecessary additives for complete carnivores! This is best so far, ferrets love it we feed raw in morning and evening and leave this out in between raw feeds, coats are shiny and weight is perfect! We used to feed James well beloved, when switching the ferrets picked this out and only ate thrive over James wellbeloved!

I used to feed my cats Wellness Core (WC) but switched to Thrive a month ago. I didn't phase the old food out (my bad) and one of my cat got diarrhoea so I bought one pack of WC for mixing. I found that they like WC more and always ask for more but I don't think this is normal, so I checked the constituents — Thrive with less than 10% carbohydrates but WC with more than 25%. Carbohydrates is useless to cats that only make them feel hungry and ask for more. So I become a fan of thrive now.

So I tried this without mixing the old, thinking that the rule only applies with wet food. I fed this to my 5 month old kitten as it says it's suitable for them. After eating this, he was poorly & lost his appetite for 2 ish days (my fault). So now I am mixing them in gradually in hopes I can transition him. The product smells horrendous, it has a sour smell to it. I know pet food isn't meant to smell nice but this stinks. Will see how it goes and update hopefully.

Being very aware of what me and my wife eat as people, we also wanted our little master to have the best food available at a good price and Thrive has not disappointed. The negative reviews clearly show owners didn't phase the old food out properly as you can't just switch out in one go. Best brand for non-BARF food there is, full stop.

I previously gave Thrive a poor review as it gave my Kitten very loose/ smelly poo, which was a shame as I liked the high meat content and lack of fillers in Thrive. Unlike many brands Thrive state it is suitable for kittens upwards. However once my cat reached 7 months of age his bowel movements have normalised, and on trying Thrive again he has been fine. So it is possible that Thrive might not be suitable for younger kittens with immature digestive systems.

My cat is very fussy but this product very very love same as dry food Feringa,Wild Freedom and Purina one.He hate Applaws, Hill's and Purizon.I've come a long way before finding brands that are good for him.Now I have a problem with wet food for him because he only wants eat Purina one and Felix. Nothing more. I have already tried all possible brands and dry Feringa,Wild and Thrive they didn't disappoint me and my 🐱🐈🐱🐈 cat.

Cats hated this product. I bought 2 bags. Ended up throwing both bags away

For a healthy dinner, I give Porsha some thrive and zooplus own make wet food. I've done research on dry food to find the healthiest one and this topped it and Porsha likes it.

My Maine Coon Nyx really likes this dry food. We switched from Royal Canin Maine Coon kibbles, the quality of Thrive is much better and the price is the same. We are happy.

Our BSH kitten arrived from a breeder with his food, RC BSH kitten kibble.Having read critical articles of RC re their ingredients containing rice,maize,wheat flour, etc, Thrive appealed with high meat content, few ingredients. However it has caused bloating, smelly poo, diarrhoea, on resuming RC kibble diet cat now normal.

Both of my cats, with different age -10 & 4-, have been throwing up, after eating this dry food. Just to be completely sure about it, I have tested again by giving them something else for a few days, and when I have tried it again, they felt sick right away. Something in this product makes them feel sick.

I am so happy with this food! My cat fur has become so soft and sheen, also dandruff has disappeared.

My cats love this food. They eat a mixture of dry and wet food and are very fussy, so it is nice to find a food they enjoy and is good for them.The quality of this product is excellent - grain free and high in meat content. They love the chicken variety. I tried them on the Salmon one but they were not keen on it. It is definitely a healthy staple in their diet.

Been feeding this to my two cats for about 2 months, and they both love this food as well as the wet food. My problem is that since I ve started feeding them thrive they are constantly crying for more food, even within an hour of being fed, so I am unsure if this is because they like it so much or it is not satisfying their hunger. I am already feeding well over recommended amounts, so I ve decided to rate straight down the middle!

This is possibly the best quality dry food out there, with a minimum of plant matter and the price is reasonable too. Unfortunately it made the litter trays unbearably stinky. From reading reviews of all types of cat foods it seems this is highly individual to the cat so I don't blame the food. Have now switched to another high meat brand and the issue is resolved.

We've fed lilys kitchen for a while and my car loves it but it's pretty expensive. I ordered the double pack and she was sniffing the packet before I'd even opened it. I fed her a few handfuls from my hand and she was gobbling it as fast as she could. Normally she delicately picks them off my hand but with this I did get nibbles once or twice! Love that is very high meat content and being cheaper than lk is a bonus

my cats have started having loads of hairballs since being on this- i can only assume because there is no roughage in it since its so chicken filled! unfortunately even the introduction of anti hairball treats and malt paste hasn't helped so i will have to try fixing some more natural anti hairball foods

I have 4 cats. 1 fed raw, 1 mostly dry as he just will NOT eat enough wet & the other 2 have thrive wet. I wouldn't feed any dry food through choice, but, thrive is excellent. My little Burmese has IBD, if she manages to pinch a few kibbles when the Maine Coon drops one, it doesn't cause a flare up. She thrives on Thrive Wet & the big lump of a Coonie lad, Thrives on Thrive dry. I just wish they made bigger kibbles & bigger bags

Tried this grain free food when Orijen was out of stock and it's our new fave - it's cheaper per kg and unlike Orijen is made in the UK- bonus!. I have 3 fussy ragdolls, one with very sensitive digestion and they all love it!

I haven't tried many brands of dry foods and favorite was Purina One but since I introduced Thrive he goes nuts over it and loves them as much as wet food.