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My cats are obsessed with Thrive chicken liver cat treats. I use them as tiny rewards for training or when I need them to behave during grooming. They’re high-protein, natural, and the texture is perfectcrispy but easily breakable. I’ve tried Pure Cravings, Nutra Nuggets, and Kirkland Signature, but Thrive is the one that consistently gets my cat excited. The Maxitube 200g is easy to store, and I like that I don’t have to worry about the treats going stale mid-week. Definitely keeping these in rotation.
I’ve used Triumph canned cat food on and off for years, mostly the turkey and ocean fish formulas, and honestly my cats rotate between liking it and totally ignoring it 😂. I’ve also noticed that the 13.2 oz cans are way harder to find now maybe certain flavors got discontinued? The ash content isn’t terrible from what I remember, but batches can be inconsistent. For comparison, mine actually digest Triumph a bit better than Kirkland Signature but not as well as Pure Cravings. If you try the Triumph Wild Spirit dry food, let me know I’m curious too.
The resealable packaging keeps them fresh which I appreciate. Some treat bags go stale quickly but Temptations stay crunchy throughout the bag. Small detail but matters for maintaining palatability and preventing waste.
Tried Fancy Feast and my cat developed increased thirst and urination within two weeks. Concerned about sodium content, switched to lower-sodium option and symptoms improved somewhat. The affordability is tempting but ingredient quality seems questionable. Decided to invest in better quality food. Sometimes cheap options have hidden costs through health impacts.
