Nutra Thrive Reviews - Is It Legit or Just Hype?

It is difficult to tell if the Nutra Thrive is making much of a difference for Greta because she has so many problems - multiple glandular deficiencies, perianal hernia, arthritis pretty much all over, cataracts, neuralgia. Because of all this, I started the Nutra Thrive assuming that she probably wasn’t absorbing nutrients like she should. She is a 13-year-old puppy mill breeder MinPin who I have had for 7 years now.

She does seem to feel some better these days partly I think because of the Nutra Thrive and partly because I also got her an extra-strength glucosamine preparation with curcumin in it.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I give him a little less than what is suggested but all is well. He seems to like it and is a happy dog!

That's it! I have nothing else to say!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I ordered the Nutra Thrive for my aging cat who had just been diagnosed with lymphoma. I am also fostering a mama cat and four kittens and thought it could help them, too. My aging cat is still here but still going downhill, and the kittens are thriving. The cats seem to like the flavor of the Nutra Thrive and gobble up kibble when it is added.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I can see an improvement in my cats' fur and they all seem to have more energy then they used to. I will be purchasing another bottle and hopefully see an improvement in my one cat that has allergies.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I’ve been giving it to Mabel, my 6 lbs little chi/Yorky mix, and she eats it fine but I can’t tell if it is doing anything for her. She certainly isn’t hurt by it. I am interested to know how to tell if it is helping her. Thank you.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Our dog Abby is an 11-year-old tree Walker with some hip dysplasia. We have been giving her Phycox a soft chew joint support and a 75 mg Novox for pain every morning. She has been on this routine for over a year. Abby's back end wobbles when she walks and will lay down as soon as she can. She has trouble getting up the steps on the front porch. We started Abby on Nutra Thrive about three weeks ago. We feed her canned dog food so we mix it up in her food. I was really surprised that she ate it considering that it's such a fine powder and it takes two scoops. Abby's weight is 82lbs. My wife and I both agree that we have seen improvements. She likes to run a little further and walk around in the yard longer before laying down. Some days she will go right up the porch steps without stopping. We both thank you for your product and your concern for our beloved animals. We look forward to see Abby improving as time goes by.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Our labs are 10 and they were napping all the time, we have them on an organic diet, snacks include carrots and apples. They also get glucosamine and turmeric. But it just wasn’t enough. Hurley has been diagnosed with lupus and has hot spots on one of her back legs, her nose, and one eyelid. Since starting this, her nose and eyelid are improving. Both are girls are much more playful with one another. It’s been fun to see them engaging in chasing and playful activities. Hoping for more improvement in Hurley’s back leg. My only discontent is the pricing. I feel that once you’ve ordered, and come back to order, you should be given the discounted price. Seems counterproductive if you want clients to be able to purchase to charge than more, that may be a reason to stop purchasing when putting food on your table is hard for a lot of people.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have been giving my two dogs and my cat Nutra Thrive daily. Sad to say, I'm not seeing any slowing down of my poodle's incessant scratching and biting at herself which I was hoping for. I've tried changing her diet for months to no avail, and do not know what else to do for her to stop her self-mutilation.

My shepherd/terrier mix is doing well on his daily dose, and my aging kitty is coping with his allergies which hopefully will improve in time and with weather change.

I will continue all three of them on the Nutra Thrive, maybe, over time, my poodle and kitty will improve.

Thank you for the opportunity to provide this added nutrition to my babies.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My dog is about 19 lbs. Mixed breed and DNA says Boston Terrier, Yorkie, Chihuahua, and Basset. Has issues with leaky butt, scooting, paw chewing and loose stool. Using the Nutra Thrive for about 3 weeks. While the leaky butt seems to have stopped and the stool is a little better, it is still loose compared to our full breed Boston Terrier. The feet are still being licked and chewed and the scooting has not changed.

Happy for us that the leaky butt has subsided but still sad for the dog who suffers the scooting and paw chewing.

So your question below asking if I would recommend this product to a friend, I would have to say I was hoping for a better result and would not recommend it to anyone else as a solution to issues they may be experiencing.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

It has been almost a month since I have been giving my dogs the Thrive formula. I am still uncertain as to whether I am seeing a true change. I do see a little more pep in the step and life in the eyes, but my chocolate lab still limps and seems to have joint discomfort. I'm guessing this may take a little more time? I'm not writing it off yet. Just not certain how to fully review at this time.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Cleo seems healthy - she is active and happy, plays hard and sleeps well. But she has had loose stools since we began giving her Nutra Thrive supplement in June, and we can't figure out what to do about it. And she poops three or even four times a day. So this is troublesome, and I would welcome suggestions. She eats only her own food, nothing from the table, although a guest did bring her a salmon bone some weeks ago.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend