Ollie reviews and discussion

My pup LOVES this food. It’s just very expensive though! That’s why I marked it down the star! I bought the two week trial, and my pup loved the beef + sweet potatoes! I wish I could afford it for his meals, but I usually just give him 1/3 of this wet food mixed in with his Carna 4! Definitely I think has helped him loved eating and he finishes his meals within 5-10 minutes in a slow feeder! Lol

Recently switched my dog to Ollie (from Maev - vet had concerns about the full raw). I have been pleased with their customer service and my dog loves the food.

I have made 2 orders now! I supplement with dry food and one order lasts me months. They frequently run deals and have not paid over $40 for a box.

I purchased Ollie for my dog, Louie for about 2 years. He is on the older side and a Boston Terrie/Pug mix. The portion sizes were perfect, delivery was always on time, and the food always arrived cold which is perfect since you have to store it in your freezer. Also, I do live in Southern California where it can get very hot but Ollie always arrived cold, so that was great! Louie really enjoyed the food and it was always easy to switch recipe options when I felt like mixing it up for him. Overall, Louie really enjoyed it and it has kept him healthy and happy.

Have a senior dog with a sensitive tummy that I've struggled to find nutritionally whole options for. She LOVES the chicken and rice meals, does a happy dance every time she sees the container come out of the fridge. Thank you Ollie!

I've tried most of the DTC fresh pet food brands and Ollie was a solid contender. Their pricing is comparable to their competitors, and they have several recipes to choose from. My dog loved the beef, but didn't like the turkey, but he's very picky! Overall, the recipe didn't differ too greatly from other fresh foods we've tried, but I do think it's a bit most paste-like in consistency as opposed to a chunkier texture. I don't think this makes it better or worse than other brand, more of a preference thing! I didn't love the shapes of their packaging, as you hhave to get a utensil to scoop out your measured amount rather than pouring right out like the Farmer's dog, and the portions in each pack are larger unlike Spot & Tang which portion 1 day's worth per package for me. They do make up for this with their cute tupperware for storage though! It's nice to have a well-made custom storage container over the disposable cartons Farmer's Dog sends.

My dog’s digestion has really improved since switching her to Ollie from canned wet food. She seems to really like the food, it’s easy to deal with and it doesn’t have a “dog food smell” that can be unpleasant. I’ll also say that their customer service is INCREDIBLE. One time I made the mistake of not skipping my shipment although I was going out of town. When I realized my mistake, they told me it had been shipped but that they could give me store credit to be applied to my next shipment—although it was totally my fault. Overall, I’d very much recommend giving Ollie a try. Downside is definitely the price—I mix the food with rice, eggs and veggies I meal prep which makes it a lot more affordable. To qualify this review I’ll also add that I’ve never tried another dog food subscription service but switched over from organic canned food from Whole Foods

Ollie was the first brand of human-grade food that I ordered for my new rescue pup. I loved the sustainable packaging that it came from and the transparency regarding what ingredients are in each package. They also come in pretty easy-to-store packages and were easy to stack in the freezer. My pup loved the beef flavor and it was easy to customize each shipment based on the flavor he likes and his caloric requirements.

Expensive but works well. No other dog food brands seem to offer lamb as an option and my dog has digestive sensitivity. Lamb is the best protein for her given that. Saw noticeable improvement in her stool after switching.