Ollie Reviews

What It’s Like to Subscribe to Ollie

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How Ollie Works

1. First, you create a profile for your pet. You’ll enter your name and email address to get started. Then you’ll provide information on your pup’s weight, age, breed, activity level, and allergies. This helps Ollie to recommend the precise portion for your pup to match their nutritional needs.
2. Next, you’ll determine the delivery schedule for your pup’s food.
3. Your Ollie order arrives! Your dog’s food will arrive in specifically portioned food packs, ready to store in the freezer until it’s time to thaw in your refrigerator (24 hours prior). Then your pup is ready to enjoy it!

Pricing Options

Ollie prices their subscription based on the size of the dog. They will calculate how much food your dog needs based on the exact number of calories they need to consume daily, this ultimately will dictate your subscription cost. Shipping is always free. Example: A small dog’s subscription would start at $3/day.

Ollie Pros and Cons

Pros

• Ollie’s has rigorous nutritional and quality standards. It is made in a human-grade facility in New Jersey and they go through the same safety standards and they test every batch before sending it out.
• Having high-quality food delivered for your pup is not only convenient but saves time from frequent trips to retail stores.
• Ollie offers a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee on all its products

Cons

• Having a fresh food subscription for dog food can add up as opposed to traditional retail dog food options.
• It may take some time for your dog to adjust to the new food (upset stomach, uneaten food) if they have not eaten this kind of food before, and mixing kibble could help.

What Else You Should Know About Ollie

Ollie’s customer service team will actually reach out to you within a few days of sending your first shipment to discuss how your dog is adjusting to the new food. If you happen to notice something concerning, like unwanted weight loss or gain, the Ollie care team is able to adjust the meals appropriately. The company also allows you to mix meal options in each shipment free of charge.

Is Ollie Worth It?

Today’s dog owners have been introduced to more information than ever before on the health and well-being of their pets. If you’re looking to ensure your pet is getting optimal nutrition then Ollie is worth researching since there is a strong focus on quality ingredients, rigorous testing, and veterinary recommendations. Your monthly budget for dog food will certainly increase, but there is something to be said for preventative measures like a good diet to combat possible illnesses down the line.

How Ollie Compares to Other Top Meal Subscriptions

Ollie VS Farmers Dog: Both subscriptions offer human-grade ingredients, approved by veterinary nutritionists. Ollie’s recipes however include hormone-free chicken, fresh fruit and vegetables, and nutrient-dense superfoods like chia seeds. Ollie’s subscription also offers an additional lamb recipe that Farmers Dog does not have. Both subscriptions come out to be around the same price range; Ollie’s is $2-9 a day (depending on the dog's size) vs Farmers Dog running slightly higher at $2-11 a day.

Ollie VS Spot & Tango: Both subscriptions offer the same high-quality, AAFCO nutritional standard-approved meals for dogs. Spot & Tango does offer a “Fresh dry version” known as the “Unkibble” that Ollie does not currently have. Both subscriptions do differ on how the “fresh” dog food is prepared. Spot & Tango cook each ingredient separately while Ollie cooks everything in the popular “kettle” method. Both brands are comparable in price but outside of Spot & Tango’s dry option, Ollie had more variety throughout their recipes.

Ollie VS Nom Nom: Both subscription recipes have been crafted by veterinary nutritionists and are AAFCO nutritional accredited for all dog’s life stages. Ollie’s customer care team is able to adjust your dog’s meal plan if it ends up not agreeing with them at whatever point during your subscription. Nom Nom offers a variety of packs for dogs to try out but if they are included in future deliveries a flat $5 fee is included. Pricing for both subscriptions is similar with Ollie starting at $2 a day (Depending on the dog) and Nom Nom starting around $3.