thrive PremiumPlus Dry Cat Food - Chicken

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.

My cats used to eat Lily's Kitchen dry food but they changed the recipe a while back & now they won't touch it so I've moved them across to Thrive (arguably a better quality even than LK) & well they are thriving!! Zooplus are the best priced so I will be buying from here now :)

As a cat sitter I tend to observe the various effects of the foods my clients feed their little masters. I have noticed that the Thrive cats have exceptionally shiny coats so I am now trying my cat on it. Given how varying the breed of cat I've seen in seemingly excellent health from this product I am presuming it is the food rather than the cat. The cats don't seem that excited by the food unless they have the Thrive powder sprinkled on top though. But this of course costs another £10!

I have tried a few different brands of dry food for my kitten such as Applaws. However since they recently changed their formula it just wasn't the same anymore so I ended up looking for an alternative and found this. I really liked the high meat content as well as the other nutritional benefits and my kitten seemed to really enjoy it. Preto and I would recommend this brand.

I've tried high meat content dry food for my kitten during her 1st year; Applaws, Royal Canin, Orijen, Concept for Life and Thrive. All packs were finished and my kitten had no health problems whatsoever. So I am not going to criticize any of the brands above. However, Thrive tops the list on every single perspective. My kitten go crazy almost as if it is a wet food, it has 52% super high protein content and the brand is perceived as a top wet food producer. You pay standard £6 per kg. Bargain

We actually feed raw but wanted a very high meat item we could occasionally put in their puzzle mazes. Our six cats have taken to it well, I rattle the package and they know it's puzzle time and they all seem to enjoy the taste. All the cats have had no issues with it at all.

My cats love it and the quality for the price couldn't be better. It suits them really well, although the only downside is that the kibble is quite big.

All three of our cats can eat this and they really like it.

Bamse munches happily, would love to have more.

The kibble itself seemed like a perfect match on paper: the chicken flavour was an instant hit, and thanks to the small, tasty crunchy pieces, my cats ate them with gusto. Unfortunately, the combination with the canned wet food – also chicken – turned out to be too much for their digestion. In no time, both of them developed severe diarrhoea, so unfortunately we have to skip this meal. Apparently, this specific combination isn’t a success for cats with sensitive stomachs.

I have two male cats and they love it. I mix it with the fish variety.

Amazing, fragrant and crunchy... my first experience with this brand... my picky kitties love them, even my FIV tomcat with chronic vomiting doesn’t throw up after eating them.

The cat loves this food.

I gave this brand to my cats for several years without any issues. With the last order, the kibble looked different and both cats started vomiting repeatedly! Something has definitely changed in the formula, that's for sure. I emailed the manufacturer to ask about it, and they replied saying the recipe hadn't changed... I don't recommend it!

This is the best dry food I’ve seen! Monoprotein, impressively high meat and protein content, and very low in carbohydrates and other unnecessary additives. Some carbs are needed in dry food because of the texture, but here they’ve chosen the best possible sources (sweet potato, potato), which aren’t as hard for cats to digest as many other plant-based sources. Also, no fancy “superfood” ingredients that have absolutely no health value for cats. Highly recommended!