Thrive Cat Chicken treats 25 g (Pack of 4)

I'm obviously voting for my cats here as they can't speak but I think it is safe to say they love this and just can't get enough. I use to buy it just about every week in the supermarket but none of them stock in any more. No idea why so now purchase on Amazon. Thanks Amazon! Yes, it isn't cheap, but is just chicken dried up using C02 so you don't get any of that nasty, artificial stuff so what do you expect. The cats get loads of protein and love the taste so it is worth the money. I guess people stopped buying it because it was about £3.50 a container and would rather treat their cats to cheaper alternatives but not me.

My cat is addicted to these treats. If she’s out one shake of the tube and she comes in immediately.

My cat really enjoys this. No scrap that he loves it!!!

My cat loves these treats and I have been ordering them for convenience via Amazon. They are definitely 5 stars as my cat will do anything for a Thrive Chicken treats - he hates the fish ones however. But I am going to stop buying them via Amazon now as in addition to the £11/11 per package of 4 boxes - I have often bought 2 boxes at a time - VAT is added (only at the end of the process and not at the initial total) and I can buy them in Sainsbury's for £3 each. Thus it is quite a lot more expensive via Amazon rather than my local Sainsbury's - which may include VAT as well but the total cost is £3. These treats have become a necessity in my house - although my cat is lovely, occasionally he seriously needs distracting and Thrive chicken treats work 100%. I highly recommend them but am personally going to buy in future where they are considerably cheaper in my local Supermarket.

My two kitties love these. I have tried so many different treats very similar but they are not bothered about them at all!!! So I will just be buying these 😻😻🥳

I've been buying this for my cat since 2018, up until last week he's absolutely LOVED Thrive Chicken treats, loved them with an obsession. Last week I ordered the 170g tub, opened it, and immediately noticed that the treats were an off-brown colour, as opposed to being white, and instead of them feeling fluffy (albeit obviously still very dry) they were VERY hard when touched, almost stone like. He's NEVER rejected these before.......until a few days ago. He wasn't having any of it. I gave it a couple of hours, tried again, same outcome. So I threw them out, and put it down to it simply being a "one-off". I then ordered another tub. It just arrived (15:03 - Tuesday 22nd October 2024) and noticed straight away that the treats were once again that weird off-brown hue and very hard. Guess what happened? Yep.......he rejected them again. Absolute waste of money. That's nearly £40 down the drain, but I only have myself to blame. Instead of being a "once bitten, twice shy" kinda guy, I should have written them off after the first disappointment last Friday. But, alas, you live and you learn. I 100% won't buy these again. They've clearly changed their process in making these, one could assume? Or perhaps they have batches of Thrive Chicken that may have gone off, and I've just been the unlucky recipient? Either way, all good things must come to an end and, this is most certainly the end.

Like any cat food or treat some will love it some wont I like thrive as I can crumble/sprinkle it over their food As most cats now days they are fussy OR spoiled but when I put thrive over their food they eat it , this saves us money by not throwing away cat food that they would not otherwise have eaten 1 cat likes chicken 1 cat likes shrimp 1 cat likes chicken and the liver flavours and my other 2 cats don't like any of the flavours They also eat it just as a treat

My cat did like these, they were preferred over cat biscuits but not over meat sticks. No idea what this is made of. It looks like the cat equivalent of chalk sweets. Rated higher due to the cat actually being excited to receive these. Personally I'm not convinced.