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11.1.2014
I don't know where Amazon get their weights from, but as another reviewer has commented, these white fish treats come in 15 gramme & 110 gramme weights. Full information can be found on the Thrive website. There are other dried meat treats in the range which are supplied in the same size tubes but varying weights. Presumably the weight of the dried meat is simply affected by the density of the fresh meat regardless of its volume. Also, the 15 gramme tubes do have a very ill fitting plastic cap, so I too had a delivery where one of the tubes had spilled out into the box but a complaint to Amazon customer services dealt with that. This is something I think the manufacturers need to address.
1.5.2012
Thrive is a cat treat which comes in a number of different types - white fish, tuna, shrimp, beef, liver & chicken. It is made from freeze dried ingredients without additives e.g. the white fish version is composed of 100% freeze dried white fish. One thing to be aware of is that although the packs of different flavours look the same size, the weight of product varies considerably. For example, this maxi tube of white fish contains 120g whilst the chicken version contains 200g, although, both maxi tubes are the same size and full. The maxi tubes are a recent innovation, and, are good value, given that a 15g tube of the white fish version is around £3 in Waitrose etc.Our cat, Pepper,
21.6.2016
Our 17yo Himalayan was diagnosed with (of all things...) a grain allergy shortly after we adopted her. After extensive trial & error, we now keep her on a raw food diet, and we've been trying a bunch of different treats to find ones she will a) eat and that b) won't trigger her symptoms (think explosions out both ends--really not okay). Madam will sometimes deign to have a bit of raw chicken liver, some butter, or the tiniest bit of raw cream, but otherwise disdains 'natural' (read: cat-appropriate) treats such as raw shellfish/seafood or raw meat tidbits.These Thrive treats are her firm favourites (she also likes the tuna, but as they're somewhat larger & drier pieces,
16.6.2016
Our cats love these. The pieces are quite large so we tend to break them into smaller pieces as the kitties seem to get more enjoyment from eating them this way and the tub also lasts longer. (They also like the powder that accumulates at the bottom of the tub so you can sprinkle this on their dry food when all the pieces are gone. We have also tried them on the beef, liver, white fish and tuna treats but this is there absolute favourite - and one cat will turn up her nose at any treat that isn't the chicken or liver.As they're expensive we tried to freeze dry cooked chicken at home to reduce costs but unfortunately this did not work very well and the kitties were most unimpressed...
6.8.2014
Our cats were rescue kittens and despite lots and lots of TLC have remained very, very shy of strangers coming to the house. However we are now - four years on, I may add - making real progress with this, and it is largely thanks to these wee beauties. They go nuts for these! I explain to visitors the scenario and get them to give the cats a treat. Or two, or three.... Much purring and leg snaking ensues. Then the cats copy them! No seriously, the cats now associate potentially scary people with something yummy happening. They are so much more relaxed when people come round, and will take the treats off their fingers. Layla used to sit at the top of the stairs growling, now she only does that at the postman.
22.3.2018
Our 2 cats love these - to the point we have to put them inside a non easily reachable cupboard, if we leave them out they have learned to knock them off the countertop and feast on the floor..However, we recently needed to give one of our cats a course of tablets and much drama followed as usual until I tried this:I used a small drill bit (cleaned in the dishwasher) and hand drilled a small hole into a "larger" lump of thrive. popped the pill inside and sealed with small bits of thrive dust from the bottom of the tin, the cat scoffed it! and again the next day, and again the next day, its not 100% and occasionally we have to try again, but never have I found anything that could get a pill into my cat without the use of welding gloves,
30.12.2016
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,
14.5.2019
I originally saw these at my vet's office, he made my little bugger quite obedient with these.The little bastard goes mental for the tuna treats. Seriously. If I didn't know what was in it I would assume it was laced with some super catnip. I have a treat jar that I fill up with these treats. I just open the jar or slightly shake it and he comes running, looking like he's flying up the stairs.It seems quite expensive, but is well worth the price. I usually break up the really big pieces (he gets quite a few treats a day). I also sprinkle the dust from the bottom on his wet food, so there's no waste.(I tried the chicken liver one before, he seemed to like the smell but not the consistency I guess as he would always spit it out.
16.9.2016
My cat loves these. His favourite variety is White Fish, followed by Chicken.I like them too, because they're real food, not chemical gunk. And they're practical to feed. I've trained my cat as a book promotion photo model (he enjoys posing for photos), and use cat treats as rewards. Sulu licks his chops to let me know when another payment is due. :-) These treats are super practical, because they're and don't crumble much, so they don't leave stains on the book pages. They're also so light in colour (except the chicken liver) that they don't show in the photos if they place the on the page.Since these are expensive, and my cat earns a lot of treats every day, I break the big ones into several small pieces.
19.12.2011
My two cats Poppy and Tiddler love these treats and I used to buy them directly from Thrive in their large tubs. They cost me nearly £19 a tub and would last about three weeks, which is not very cost effective. Now I buy the smaller tubes (in packs of four) that Amazon are now supplying in their 'Grocery Supplies' section and have saved a few quid as their Subscription system gives extra discount too.Whatever meat used is freeze dried then packaged, so your cats are getting the wholesome, natural product, just dry. No additives at all. These are just treats, so other food must be provided, obviously.Every morning, my two come to me for their Thrive treats and although I am obviously a cat lover,
18.2.2021
These are crazy expensive, but still cheaper than buying the smaller tubes. We use these when feeding our cat pills - she loves them so much she munches the whole lot down! We've tried these treats on several cats and without exception they miaow in ecstasy when they try them the first time. We reckon that's a miaow that they have wasted their whole life up until that point NOT eating these freeze-dried chicken treats. Seriously, we've never seen a car who didn't go crazy for these. So if money is no object when it comes to treating your feline master, or you want to get them to take their medication without losing all the skin on your hands, then these treats are a must-buy.Warning: hide the big tub and decant portions to a smaller tub.
17.5.2015
Our cats go mad for this stuff! And why wouldn't they? It's easy to see it really is just dried fish.We've tried them on the Tuna version (which they also like) and the Chicken (which they like less) but this is their favourite. Clearly all cats do like different things, and these large tins are expensive if they don't like it, so I'd suggest seeing what flavour they like first with he small tubes before jumping in with one of these large tins. A variety tube pack if definitely a good first option.If they do enjoy it though, these large tins are great value compared to the small tubes. Weight for weight you save a mint! In addition to the size of tin and better value,
31.7.2011
My cats just loves this treat!!! He particularly likes the fish ones, but eats very eagerly the chicken too!I treat my cats like they are my own human babies therefore their nutrition is paramount concern to me.For a while I researched on treats I could give them and bought many of the whiskas brand and dreams. my Vet told me that they are just like taking your child to Mcdonalds on a daily basis! they taste good but are very unhealthy.She introduced me to thrive which is 100% meat and I bought one tube to start with. My cats loved it and everytime they see me picking it up, they go nuts and start jumping on me!!!
31.5.2016
@miss_princess_lola loves this product. It is the only treats that we give to our cat and she goes nuts for it. As soon as we have the box she comes running. We have tried all the different flavours of this brand and bought the little packets to see which Lola preferred. While she appeared to enjoy all of them her favourite seems to be the chicken, hence why we bought this larger packet this time round. The packet lasts a long time, but I guess that depends on how often and how many chicken bits you feed your cat. We only give Lola a couple chicken bits at a time in a puzzle game, as it is only supposed to be a treat. The product also does not smell like other cat products that you can buy on the market.
25.7.2013
I am not sure what these other reviews are going on about. A tube that holds 27gms of something, holds 27gms, you have to be an idiot not to realise that.These treats are totally irresistible my cat only has to see the tube, or even hear the noise when I shake it, to come running. He sits and cries for them and he is really not the crying type.These are freeze dried treats, I did chemistry at school so I know that means, take a lot of fish and remove the moisture (that is why it is so light).Note to other reviewers (it's actually is the same as 6 tins of tune from Lidl, only better quality fish).I think the real point I'm trying to make is everything from Thrive is about giving you pet the