Cat 100% CHICKEN CAT TREATS MaxiTube, 170g

My boy has been obsessed with these since he was a kitten, and he’s now 5 years old. We’ve tried plenty of treats over the years, but nothing compares to Thrive’s freeze-dried chicken. He absolutely loves them – so much so that he’ll tear into the Amazon box if we don’t unpack it fast enough! He’s a very vocal (typical Siamese), and when these are in the house, he doesn’t let us forget it. We get constant meows, yowls and full-on harassment until he gets his fix. And fair warning: they need to be locked away securely. On more than one occasion, our little thief has broken into the cupboard or clawed open the packet if we’ve left it out. They’re not the cheapest treats, but honestly, they’re worth every penny for how much he enjoys them. Pure chicken, no junk, and clearly delicious (if his enthusiasm is anything to go by). Highly recommend – just be ready for the harassment!

My cats are obsessed. No other treat or flavour comes close for them!

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.

Based on our experience, these chicken treats are a fantastic choice for cat owners who prioritize simple, high-quality ingredients. The fact that the list is just chicken is a huge plus, offering a pure protein snack we feel good about giving our cat. The treats are a great, manageable bite-size, perfect for quick rewards. Most importantly, our cats absolutely adore them and come running as soon as they hear the sound of us shaking the tube. She is consistently excited for these more than other brands we've tried. While we acknowledge they are a bit pricier than many conventional treats on the market, we believe the clean formulation and our cats' enthusiastic response make them worth the extra cost.

I’ve been buying Thrive treats for my Ragdoll. cat since 2011 , he would refuse all the other treats the other cats loved , keeping only to his boring kitty kibble , I did feel sorry for him at treat time . But when I discovered these , he couldn’t get enough of them waking me up in the middle of the night , refusing to come in until the tub rattled and if I stood my ground he’d return looking bedraggled and in a complete mess from hiding in the garden hedge all day sulking! He quickly became heavily dependent on Thrive and I was eventually only going to work to feed his habit ! But as he’s got older we’ve been able to manage his habit. Never withdrawing him completely but allowing him a fix only at meal times . He will still refuse all food unless there is a freshly crumbled Thrive treat on his kitty kibble and stops half way through so he can get the rest of his daily allowance. I have to say that - this little guy never touched wet food - we think he associated wet food with the tummy troubles he had as a tiny kitten but Thrive has helped him overcome this fear and obviously doesn’t upset his tummy , he now eats wet tuna flake wet cat food and wet chicken breast wet cat food, as long as there has been a freshly crumbled Thrive sprinkled on the top ! This is a relief as he is getting on in years now and never been one for cleaning his teeth, so he’s going to need a wet food diet at some time in the future. There is no real smell to these treats , obviously they must taste good as they all like them , I prefer to buy in the large tubs as feel these are better quality than smaller tubes , too many of the smaller tubes I have bought in the past were so hard you’d need a hammer to break them . Romeo gets through approx Tub and 1/2 every 4 weeks and I can’t say how long they keep as never in the house for longer than 3 weeks . The large tubs are always full to the brim , whereas the smaller tubes I’ve purchased look half empty and the actual treats as I said rock hard . The large tubs have a foil covering that keeps them fresh . The large tubes can be recycled into fab little crayon boxes and other handy little containers with a bit of sticky black plastic and imagination , even used them as flower pots. I cant say anything else except my little guy loves them !

My 2 year old cat likes all treats except the chicken liver. She is not fossy at all and I was surprised that she did not eat the liver. But the smell ,omg, my whole house has an awful smell . The downside of this product. I am just looking forward to finish this. It is expensive and I assume it is pure meat and high quality but the smell,oh I can't deal with it.

Les produits de cette marque sont toujours un peu chers, mais mon chat les adore. De plus la composition de ces friandises est quand même bien meilleure que ce que l’on trouve habituellement dans les grandes surfaces ou animaleries.

Ich habe vor Kurzem diese Katzenleckerlis ausprobiert und meine Katze ist absolut begeistert vom Geschmack. Sie liebt sie wirklich sehr! Die Qualität der Zutaten scheint gut zu sein und das ist mir als besorgter Katzenbesitzer sehr wichtig. Es beruhigt mich zu wissen, dass ich meiner Katze etwas Gesundes gebe. Ein Punkt, den ich jedoch bemerken muss, ist die Größe der Leckerlis. Für meine Katze waren sie etwas zu groß. Ich hatte zwei Packungen gekauft und jedes Leckerli war größer, als ich erwartet hatte. Das machte es meiner Katze ein wenig schwer, sie zu kauen und zu schlucken. Ich musste sie jedes Mal in kleinere Stücke zerbrechen, damit sie besser damit umgehen konnte. In Bezug auf den Preis finde ich sie angemessen. Die Leckerlis halten eine Weile, da sie in relativ großen Mengen in den Packungen enthalten sind.

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.

Meine Mäuschen lieben das "Zeug". Auch ich hatte schon öfter mal Brösel in der Packung aber das hält sich im Rahmen. Die ich hier bestellt hatte waren definitiv besser, als bei uns im Einzelhandel.