Thrive is our gluten-free, low carbohydrate dog food.
This diet was designed to cater to dogs of all life stages including adults, puppies, pregnancy and nursing. Thrive is ideal for sensitive dogs who need gluten-free dog food but with a little grain, to help maintain a healthy body weight.
Thrive is a very minimalist, nourishing diet which is also recommended for dogs with sensitivities: It contains NO fruits, potatoes or flax. Suitable for all life stages; puppies, pregnancy, lactation, active adult dogs & healthy seniors. Thrive is naturally low-carb, with just 37% carbohydrates. Low carb diets are often indicated as part of a holistic approach to cancer recovery.
Ingredients
Dehydrated free-range chicken, organic fair-trade quinoa, sweet potatoes, spinach, parsley, organic kelp, rosemary, tricalcium phosphate, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E supplement, potassium iodide, potassium chloride, iron amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Protein, 26% min
- Fat, 18% min
- Fiber, 6.5% max
- Moisture, 7.5% max
- 510 Calories per cup
Thrive is formulated to meet the AAFCO nutrient profiles for all life stages.
see full nutrient profile
10 lbs. Box.
Makes 40 lbs of fresh food
$69.99
4 lbs Box, $36.99
Makes 16 lbs of fresh food
$36.99
Four, 10 lb Boxes
Save $10!
$269.96
4 oz Trial Size
Makes 1 lb of fresh food
$3.50
1 oz Mini Sample
Perfect for a taste test
$1.00
Both of my dogs LOVE THK. In fact, I call it doggy crack. I am also thrilled that you have a few varieties that do not contain carrots. My Guinness is “Mr. Allergy”, and one of his allergies is to carrots, as well as brewer’s yeast. It is difficult to find quality dog foods that do not contain carrots. Keep up the good work! PS- Adopt, don’t shop!
Thrive iis THE ONLY commercial dog food I can find without flax seed, gluten, or potato in it. Perfect with raw meat mixed in for my food sensitive pooch. Please don’t ever change your recipe for thrive!
Sorry to hear that Bekah. The quinoa in Thrive does have quite a strong taste that some dogs take a while to get used to. Would you like us to mail you a sample of one of our other recipes? If so please just email samples@thehonestkitchen.com with your mailing address and we’ll send one out. I think Force or Keen would be great to try, as they are very tasty.
I got a sample of thrive at a pet store and when i gave it to my golden retriever, Brody, didn’t seem to like it at first. I let him lick the spoon I used to mix it and he had one lick and kind of backed off. I decided to mix it in with his dog food and he eat all of it and licked the bowl clean. When I went to give him his dinner (without Thrive) he wouldn’t eat it.