Thrive PremiumPlus Salmon & Herring Dry Cat Food 1.5kg

Thrive PremiumPlus Salmon & Herring is a complete, grain-free dry cat food supplied in a 1.5kg bag. The packaging states 70% fish, and the recipe combines salmon and herring with sweet potato, potato and pea fibre, plus vitamins, minerals and taurine. A re-closable bag makes it easy to seal the food between meals.

Key benefits

• 70% fish: the fish-content claim shown on the Salmon & Herring packaging.
• Complete dry cat food: formulated with vitamins, minerals and taurine for everyday feeding.
• Grain-free recipe: includes sweet potato and potato rather than cereals.
• Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids: included in the recipe.
• Convenient 1.5kg bag: re-close after serving and store in a cool, dry place.

Feeding and storage

Follow the feeding guide on the current bag and adjust portions to your cat's needs, activity and body condition. When combining dry and wet food, account for both in the daily ration. Introduce gradually over 7–10 days and provide fresh drinking water at all times. Follow the bag's storage and best-before instructions.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a complete cat food?

Yes, Thrive PremiumPlus Salmon & Herring is listed as a complete dry cat food. Follow the current pack's feeding and suitability guidance.

How much fish does it contain?

The packaging states 70% fish. This refers to the recipe's fish content, not a claim that the finished food contains 70% protein.

Is it grain-free?

Yes. The recipe includes sweet potato and potato. Grain-free does not mean carbohydrate-free or guarantee suitability for a cat with a food allergy.

Does it contain omega fatty acids?

The recipe is listed as containing omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Check the current bag for the detailed nutritional declaration.

Is this the same as Thrive PremiumPlus Chicken?

No. This listing is for the Salmon & Herring recipe in a 1.5kg bag. Recipe composition and nutritional details should not be assumed to match the Chicken variety.

Is it suitable for kittens or cats on a veterinary diet?

Check the current bag for life-stage suitability. Ask your vet before changing the diet of a kitten or a cat with a medical condition or prescribed diet.

How should I introduce it?

Mix increasing amounts with your cat's existing food over 7–10 days, reducing the old food gradually. Monitor acceptance and digestion, and keep fresh water available.