thrive Cat 100% CHICKEN CAT TREATS MaxiTube, 170g

This product is a very good product when you don’t get a container of dust The product is normally white, chunky squares with my cats love, normally buy it in one of the big supermarkets. It’s very expensive at £3.60 tube How to stop buying this product, however, because you had more dust than product what was in the offcuts? The store manager even commented how about the product was he weighed it as well using his fruit machine weight machine So for the past couple of months, I’ve been find a big container which normally is very good no dust good product The product has gone up in price recently, however, the product snag on low quality, the latest container loads of dust not much of product. It’s a shame who is manufacture does not care. I’ve contacted before they suspend £25 at least a week on individual tubes. They not care about their customers. Not looking for refunds just let people know. Look out for how much does quantity you get it from this product maybe if not people complain they may improve the product

It was the favorite treat for both of my cats. It’s quite weird that the latest delivered subscribed product is somehow different from all the previous ones - it’s more crispy like it’s been fried and with a smell of wood. Both of my babies Spit it out after eating a piece. It’s not the problem with BBD as it shows 2026 at the bottom of the package. As it’s out of return/refund window, it seems the whole box might have to be wasted. Is there any chance that this seller can see this review and do some improvements to make it as tasty as before? Kinda disappointed with the quality so I recommend not purchasing it.

We’ve been ordering these on repeat for a really long time and our cats usually love them, but like other reviewers who ordered around the same time as we did the most recent batch are really bad quality/noticably different. Either the product has been changed or there is something wrong with the batch currently being sent out. These used to feel like high quality dried breast meat but both tubs we ordered this time felt the pieces seemed extra dry and powdery- and our cats refuse to eat them. Really sad as they used to be great but something seems really off and disappointed that we aren’t able to get a replacement or a refund.

SEE UPDATED REVIEW ON THRIVE TREATS BELOW .................My 3 cats go potty for these chicken treats and the fish ones ... not so keen on the other flavours so just buy these on a regular basis. Also sprinkled on food for my older lady who turns up her nose at most things from fresh cooked fish to many and various dry and wet foods, these work a treat as she is maintaining her weight now and has a few after her meds!!! Whilst they are not the cheapest 'treats' these are far better than usual ones as they are a much healthier option so will continue to buy them. Am now also buying the tinned thrive food which again is not the cheapest on the market but with no nasty additives in it my cats all seem to be more energetic! Worth the extra pennies. have downgraded my 5 star glowing review for chicken and fish thrive treats because the last two orders have been disgusting ... so much so neither of my cats would eat them. Both the fish and the chicken treats were so hard not the usual soft type, and the fish ones smelt gross. Not sure if I am going to risk buying these for a while ... they are not cheap and I have just thrown away a good few pounds in the bin. Perhaps someone from the company would like to reply to this review?????

I regularly ordered these (chicken) - my cat loves them and usually they're fluffy and light. Then an order arrived where the contents were like pellets (hard and discoloured) and my cat couldn't; eat them. Sent them back (refunded), ordered more and they were the usual high quality (large, fluffy, light pieces). Ordered again and unfortunately they were hard, discoloured and this time smelt musty and off. It's put me off buying from this supplier as either their production or storage is an issue and I'm wondering if several suppliers are used and some better than others. The product should be big fluffy pieces of treats not small, discoloured (yellow/brown) hardened pieces like pellets. Anyway, unsure where else to buy from - any recommendations?

We've used these for years as treats for training and just for fun. Our little furball knows that these follow a good scratch on her post and, as a result, not once has she ever scratched the furniture, and she would wolf them down, cleaning the dish. But, lately, the pieces have changed from light, fluffy, crumbly chicken pieces to hard, brown, dangerously sharp, unbreakable lumps. Even we can't snap some of them so our poor puss was sitting with her shoulders slumped, thinking that we were withholding her rewards and giving her something horrible, instead. Her sad eyes were heartbreaking so we persisted, thinking that it was a one off, and bought eight more tins from different sources and every one was awful. So, never again. Fortunately, following someone else's poor review for these, we got a hint that Cosma Snackies were similar and they are. Thank goodness. Our little mog threw herself at the dish and gobbled down two huge plates of them. Disaster averted and she unpacked her bags and decided to stay with us. Phew.

My cats ADORE these. But in the last few months I’ve switched to ordering direct from Thrive to no avail. The quality that used to be so consistent is now an appalling bit of guesswork for a very expensive product. It’s been horrendous, I’ve wasted more than £90 buying tins in the last 4 months that my cats just won’t touch, trying to sift out the ‘good bits’ doesn’t help at all and I’ve all but given up. I wish the canisters at least had view windows so you could see if the product inside had dried too far or turned yellow or something before purchasing; I know it wouldn’t help online shopping but at least you might still be able to buy the product in store…this is no longer a gamble I can afford.

Mein Kater liebt sie,er inhaliert sie regelrecht

Ich kann mich dem 3-Sterne Bewerter NICHT anschließen. Erstens sind die Snacks von Cosma teurer als diese und zweitens kommt es manchmal vor, dass Lieferanten zu rabiat mit Paketen umgehen. Natürlich würde gefriergetrocknetes dabei zerfallen. In meiner Packung waren fast alle Stücke in Takt. Abgesehen davon kann man das Pulver auch verfüttern, einfach mit etwas Wasser mischen oder über Futter steuen, da muss man nun wirklich nicht so ein Theather machen. Ich habe einige Stücke sogar absichtlich zu Pulver gemacht. Es ist gesund, Katzen sind Fleischfresser, sie können weder mit Getreide noch mit Gemüse etwas anfangen. Diese Snacks sind pures Fleisch und Katzen lieben sie. Wenn ihr aber eure Katzen mit schlechtem Futter füttert das Zucker hat (und Katzen können Süße nicht mal schmecken), dann sind sie wegen des Zuckers abhängig geworden und wollen diese Snacks vielleicht nicht essen. Wie man Katzen füttert: - Futter mit hohem Fleischanteil und - AUFPASSEN auf tierische Nebenerzeugnisse, das beinhaltet auch Augen, Knorpel, FEDERN etc. Nur kaufen wenn aufgelistet ist, welche Nebenerzeugnisse es sind und es z.B. Leber oder Herz sind. - kein Zucker - nicht mehr als 5% Gemüse - wenn es Mousse oder Nassfutter ist, soll es getreidefrei sein, Katzen vertragen Getreide nicht gut und in diesen Arten des Futters ist es nicht nötig. In Trockenfutter wird es gebraucht um die Brocken hart zu machen. Dann auf hohen Fleischanteil und möglichst niedrigen Getreide oder Kartoffenanteil achten. - Darauf achten, dass die nötigen Nährstoffe enthalten sind, z.B. Taurin. - Nicht Whiskas kaufen oder auf so was reinfallen. Es ist unglaublich schlechtes Futter. Lest die Zusammensetzungen von Futter und Snacks. Leider ist gesetzlich NUR EIN MINDEST-FLEISCHANTEIL VON 4% VORGEGEBEN, das ist absolut garnichts, denkt daran, Katzen können NUR mit Fleisch etwas anfangen. p.s.: Mein Kater frisst diese Snacks sogar beim Tierarzt, obwohl er da sehr nervös ist. So unwiderstehlich sind sie.

I have a picky Bengal cat and these are his absolute favorite treat. He tries to get into the cabinet where I keep them.

Ce sont de très bons produits, mais vraiment trop cher pour notre bourse (j'ai 6 chats...)

Great cat treats