thriveCat Food Complete Tuna with Salmon, Pack of 6, 75 g (Pack of 6)

My cats are complete wet food snobs, they will only eat real chicken or tuna and none of the morsel in gravy or jelly stuff at all. So I gave up trying things and put them on this after trying a similar brand that they loved but unfortunately it wasn't complete. It gives me peace of mind that they get all their vitamins and minerals. About the water content that many mention this isn't a problem at all as I always add water to their food anyway. Ingredients are great and food smells amazing, my cats absolutely love it.

My cats love this, and it appears to be high quality cat food. It's very "wet" in consistency, as they say in their blurb, this is because no starch or tapioca is added to thicken. You can see that it is made from tuna, and not much else and it smells wholesome. Ingredients listed are 71% tuna, tuna stock (doesn't say how much, however, but as ingredients are listed in order of proportion, and based on the other percentages, I would guess around 20% stock), 4% salmon, sunflower oil, vitamins and minerals, which are Vit. A and D3, zinc, iron, manganese, copper, iodine and taurine. It's somewhat expensive at 94 p per 100 gr, and the tins are quite small, 75 gr per tin, so with 5 cats, I feed this in addition to other cat food, of similar quality (hopefully) but less expensive. The supermarket beginning with W stocks a range that is very similar - not quite as good as this, but a lot less expensive. This contains no tapioca, which some of theirs does, and this is not "complementary", as they explain, complete cat food contains added vitamins and minerals, whereas complementary cat food does not.

My cat is very fussy with food. I had bought the chicken breast flavour which she devoured quickly, no waste, so I bought this salmon flavour and she loves this too. I like that it’s a complete food so has all the correct additives. Will buy again

My rather fussy cats do like tins of Thrive, it’s a complete food and good quality, though rather expensive, so they can only have as a treat. I find it a bit watery, but I’m not eating it, hence four out of five.

the food is stored in tins which is useful since the food keeps longer. My cat is fussy but likes thrive food.

This cat food looked really nice. Full of fish, but my cats wouldn't eat it. It was a new food for them, I put them back on their old food and they ate that.

Thrive Catfood is good quality with plenty of the relevant meat and related sauce.Note, there is generally copious amounts off the sauce mixed with the meant in Thrive products, so keep this in mind of your Cat 😸😺 isn't fond of loads of sauce with its food.For example with my Bengal Cat, I often have to add some additional chicken 🐔🍗 fillet to the chicken tins or tinned tuna to the fish tins, due to there being loads of sauce. This is simply to thicken it up somewhat for my own Cat 🐈😺 who likes it slightly drier, rather than loads of sauce.

You can actually see proper pieces of fish or chicken, which is undercooked, how it is supposed to be for cats. I have been researching and trying to cook my own food for cats, but you either have to cook fresh every time or otherwise it is very hard to store it. This being canned is a perfect solution. My cat's love this food and sometimes I can't afford to fully feed them only on this food. But I give it as often as I can and it's just best thing ever! 10/10