Ollie Dog Food Review: Is Ollie’s Fresh Food Worth the Price?

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Today we’re reviewing the fresh dog food brand Ollie in order to help YOU decide — is Ollie worth trying for your dog?

Let’s dig in!

Ollie Dog Food: Key Takeaways

  • Ollie is a fresh dog food delivery service that provides personalized meal plans based on your pup’s unique nutritional needs.
  • They offer several vet-approved recipes featuring chicken, lamb, beef, turkey, or pork.
  • Many owners love the results of switching to Ollie. They find that the fresh food results in shinier coats, fewer allergies, more energy, and better overall health for their dogs.
  • Special discount for K9 of Mine readers — get 50% off your first box of Ollie!

What Is Ollie & What Is “Fresh” Dog Food?

Ollie is a fresh dog food brand that ships food directly to your door on a subscription basis.

Ollie’s recipes focus on quality and freshness, with minimally-processed foods containing large amounts of real animal protein and organ meats, along with fruits and veggies to benefit canine health.

Fresh foods likely provide better nutrition for dogs than ultra-processed dry kibble (and they almost certainly taste better).

It’s hard to say for sure whether fresh dog food is inherently “better,” but it does seem that many dogs that have previously suffered some stomach issues or allergies do much better on a fresh diet like Ollie.

Ollie Ingredients & Recipes

A couple things worth noting about Ollie’s ingredient list:

  • Real meat is the first listed ingredient, followed by an organ meat. This means that these foods are packed with protein. The recipes range from 35% to 44% protein content (via dry matter analysis).
  • All of their recipes include tons of produce. You’ll see things like kale, carrots, pumpkin, spinach, peas, and squash in each recipe.
  • All recipes are vet-formulated or vet-approved. This helps ensure your dog is getting the nutrition he deserves.
  • They contain no artificial flavors, preservatives, or by-products. The fewer unnecessary ingredients a dog food has, the less likely it is to cause your pupper problems.
  • Each of their recipes are minimally processed and made with human-grade ingredients. That means you could eat it, if you wanted to!
Worried about DCM?

For those who are nervous about the FDA’s alert regarding the correlation between grain-free dog food and DCM, Ollie also offers a grain-inclusive recipe. Their chicken recipe contains a healthy dose of rice, in addition to carrots, spinach, potatoes, and other tasty ingredients.

Ollie Fresh Dog Food

Ollie offers five recipes that owners can choose from:

  • Beef: Beef, Carrots, Beef Kidneys, Potatoes, Peas, Sweet Potatoes, Beef Livers, Chickpeas, Spinach, Tricalcium Phosphate, Salmon Oil, Salt, Taurine, Zinc Gluconate, Vitamin E Supplement, Ferrous Sulphate, Copper Amino Acid Chelate, Manganese Amino Acid Chelate, Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) Supplement, Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Potassium Iodide. [37% protein with dry matter analysis]
  • Chicken: Chicken, chicken gizzard, carrots, peas, chicken liver, rice, chia seeds, spinach, potatoes, whole dried eggs, dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, blueberries, fish oil, Iodized salt, cod liver oil, zinc gluconate, rosemary, copper gluconate, vitamin E supplement, potassium Iodide, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), riboflavin (vitamin B2) [35% protein with dry matter analysis]
  • Turkey: Turkey breast, turkey liver, kale, carrots, lentils, blueberries, coconut oil, pumpkin, chia seeds, dicalcium phosphate, iodized salt, zinc gluconate, cod liver oil, iron sulfate, manganese gluconate, manganese sulfate, copper gluconate, vitamin E supplement, thiamin hydrochloride, potassium iodate [44% protein with dry matter analysis]
  • Lamb: Lamb, lamb liver, butternut squash, kale, chickpeas, cranberries, potato, chia seeds, dicalcium phosphate, iodized salt, calcium carbonate, zinc gluconate, taurine, vitamin E supplement, iron sulfate, pantothenic acid, potassium iodate, manganese gluconate, thiamin hydrochloride, folic acid [36% protein with dry matter analysis]
  • Pork: Pork, Pork Livers, Butternut Squash, Rice, Sweet Potatoes, Oats, Peas, Carrots, Spinach, Apples, Tricalcium Phosphate, Salmon Oil, Salt, Taurine, Zinc Gluconate, Vitamin E Supplement, Ferrous Sulphate, Copper Amino Acid Chelate, Manganese Amino Acid Chelate, Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3) Supplement, Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Potassium Iodide [33% protein with dry matter analysis]
Ollie Food Block
Ollie Back

Ollie Review: My Personal Experience

Let’s get into my personal experience with Ollie and see what my pooch Remy thought of it all.

Prefer video? You can check out our video review too!

Part 1: Ollie Arrives!

When our first box of Ollie dog food arrived, it was quite exciting!

Remy’s fresh food arrived in frozen blocks, which were kept nice and cold with dry ice. The food blocks were so cold that they burned my fingers a little — don’t be dumb like me, wear some gloves!

Ollie Packaging
Ollie Fresh Food Review

Once Remy’s fresh food was safely packed away in the freezer (we did have to make some considerable room for his eats — just a good excuse to finish off the ice cream), I read through the material that came with the Ollie shipment.

I know this is a small thing, but I absolutely love the container Ollie sent with Remy’s food shipment.

It’s cute and — I have to say — really, really useful. When trying fresh dog food in the past with The Farmer’s Dog, managing the dog food packs was a bit of a pain. I had to keep re-wrapping the dog food packets in cellophane or a second plastic bag to keep everything sealed and sanitary in the fridge.

Ollie’s included storage box is a perfect fit for the fresh food packs, making it easy to pop a half-pack in the container and whip it out for dinner.

ollie unboxing

It’s also worth noting that the food packs themselves are really well designed. The plastic tabs are easy to open and the top sheet of plastic slides right off, making it really easy to scoop out the food.

The packets also have a bit of a lip on the top which helped to keep my counter pretty darn clean — I rarely had a stray piece of food make a mess. Easier cleanup is always appreciated!

Ollie Packaging Top

Part 2: Making the Switch & Transitioning to Ollie

With Ollie (and any dog food switch for that matter), it’s important to make the transition slowly. Switching your dog’s diet from one type of food to another without any gradual transition is a recipe for an upset stomach.

This is part of the reason I always question folks who claim that a certain brand of dog food gave their dog diarrhea, as it could have to do with not properly transitioning your dog to a new food, rather than being entirely the food’s fault.

Anyway, as instructed, we started out giving Remy just 1/4 of Ollie, along with 3/4 of his normal kibble. We did that for two days, then switched to 1/2 and 1/2 for another couple of days, before finally switching entirely to Ollie.

ollie feeding instructions

Part 3: What Did Remy Think Of It?

Remy definitely loved his fresh food experience with Ollie! In fact, he might have liked it a little too much.

I usually feed Remy at 5:30 PM. This schedule has never earned any kind of reaction from Remy in the past. He usually just hangs out or sleeps until I call him over for dinner.

But, after switching to Ollie, Remy started to get very antsy at around 5:00 PM, whining at me to feed him. It was tough to stand firm and make him wait!

His change in attitude certainly seems to indicate that he’s a big fan. That, and the copious amounts of drool he would dispense as I prepared his bowl!

LickiMats & Ollie: A Great Match

I was initially a little nervous about switching to fresh dog food because Remy absolutely loves eating his dinner out of puzzle toys.

Usually we put some kibble in a Kong Wobbler and let him have at it — he has so much fun!

Kong Wobbler 1

Since fresh food is wet and sticky, many of our favorite kibble-dispensing puzzle toys were out when feeding with Ollie. However, I just decided to start using more LickiMats and stuffed Kongs and it worked out great.

LickiMats are a pretty awesome tool to use in conjunction with fresh food. By pressing the food into a LickiMat, it will take your dog considerably more time to finish dinner. Also, the repeated licking required to consume the chow is very soothing for anxious puppers.

Ollie Food Scooper
Ollie Scoop
Ollie With LickiMat

As a bonus, you can try freezing the frozen Ollie-filled LickiMat — that should keep even super-hungry dogs occupied for at least 30 minutes or longer!

Part 4: What Were the Results?

So, after trying Ollie for a couple weeks, what were the results?

Many owners have testified to noticing a shinier coat, reduced itching due to allergies, improved energy and — in some cases — even some behavioral improvements, after switching to Ollie’s fresh food.

But what about me? Did I notice any kind of change in Remy?

I most certainly did!

A few of the most notable changes included:

1. Poop Improvements

One of the major things I noticed after switching Remy to Ollie was his poop! His poops got smaller, greener, and much less smelly — all general indications of improved health.

2. Reduced Itching & Allergies

Another thing I didn’t immediately notice until switching back to Remy’s old kibble was that Ollie definitely reduced Remy’s itching.

Remy has been an itchy boy for quite a while now, so I’ve gotten pretty accustomed to his scratching and licking. When I switched Remy to Ollie, I didn’t make any particular note or observations regarding his itchiness.

But, when switching off of Ollie and back to his original kibble, I quickly realized Remy was itching and scratching much more than he did before. 

Since he went back on kibble, he’s been licking his paws a lot more, indicating that he probably has some allergy issues that Ollie had been helping with. This means I’ll probably end up making the switch back to Ollie at some point, or — at the very least — experiment with other kinds of foods that can help the Remster with his allergies.

Ollie Cost: What You’ll Pay

As you might have imagined, Ollie isn’t exactly cheap.

The exact price of your Ollie shipment will depend on the size and needs of your dog, but Ollie costs approximately $3.50 per day to feed a 10-pound dog and up to $11 per day to feed an 80-pound dog.

Unfortunately, this may be outside of many pet parents’ budgets.

However, it is worth considering some of the other benefits of feeding your dog a fresh diet when evaluating the cost vs the value it provides.

For one, free delivery means time and effort saved since you won’t need to regularly visit PetSmart and lug around giant bags of kibble.

Feeding your dog a healthier food long-term could also mean fewer trips to the vet’s office, saving serious cash over time and potentially extending your pooch’s lifespan.

And don’t forget: K9 of Mine readers can get 50% off their first box of Ollie!

While this isn’t a discount that will last over the long-term, it certainly makes experimenting with fresh dog food much more achievable, even for tight budgets.

Ollie Review Recap: Pros & Cons

Let’s summarize the pros and cons of Ollie.

Ollie Pros:

  • Fresh, high-quality food
  • Better for digestion and it may alleviate some health issues and allergies
  • Yields smaller, firmer, less odorous poops
  • Doesn’t require careful handling like raw food does
  • Portioned specifically for my dog’s needs to provide added convenience
  • Dog food is delivered to your door — no carrying heavy bags of kibble around town
  • Great for using alongside Kongs or LickiMats
  • [Bonus] Includes adorable reusable dog food container, which sets Ollie apart a bit when comparing Ollie vs Farmer’s Dog vs Nom Nom

Ollie Cons:

  • Expensive as a long-term food option
  • Not compatible with most puzzle toys
  • Slightly more work than feeding kibble (although about the same amount of effort as feeding wet canned dog food)
  • Not very portable — it’s certainly not as convenient as kibble for on-the-go eating
  • Not great for those who use dog food as a training reward

Is Ollie Worth It For Your Dog?

Ollie Dog Foods

If you want to offer your dog great grub, definitely give Ollie a try.

It’s a very high-quality fresh food with an impressive ingredient list. While Ollie is a great option for any dog, owners of dogs who are picky eaters, have sensitive stomachs, or have questionable poops will especially benefit from trying Ollie out.

At 50% off your first box, it’s certainly at least worth trying and evaluating for yourself if the benefits are worth the price. While I didn’t see any miraculous changes in Remy, his poop improvement were great, he was crazy about the food, and it seems like the food may have helped with his allergies.

Beware — you might have a tough time going back to kibble when your dog gives you those big puppy dog eyes begging for more of the fresh stuff!

Ollie FAQ

Still have lingering questions about Ollie dog foods? We’ve tried to answer some of the most common questions owners have about Ollie below!

Is Ollie Dog Food Raw?

No, Ollie dog food is fresh food that is gently cooked to maintain maximum taste and nutrition.

How Much Does Ollie Cost?

Ollie’s pricing depends on the size of your dog (bigger dogs require more food, so they are more expensive to feed).

Generally, Ollie costs anywhere from approximately $3.50 per day to feed a 10-pound dog, and up to $11 per day to feed an 80-pound dog.

But don’t forget, you can also get fantastic discounts on your first order of Ollie with some of the deals mentioned in this article.

Is Ollie Good for Dogs?

Yes! Ollie is made with premium ingredients, including fresh meats, fruits, and veggies. This food also boasts impressive amounts of protein, with protein contents ranging from 35% to 44% on a dry-matter basis!

Have you ever tried feeding your dog Ollie? What was your experience like? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Meg Marrs

Meg Marrs is the Founder and Director of Marketing at K9 of Mine. She is a lifelong canine enthusiast and adores dogs of all shapes and sizes! She loves iced coffee, hammocks, and puppy-cuddling!

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  1. Penny Avatar
    Penny

    THIS FOOD IS DANGEROUS, THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM.
    I decided to jump on the ‘human dog food train’ and decided to start with Ollie. I now realize that I can’t even leave reviews on the food on their sites or affiliations, so that should be a red flag.
    I have two dogs, one small puppy, and a large senior dog. At first I was put off by the site being that they weren’t very transparent at all about how much food you were getting for each dog, and how much your monthly box was going to be. They only guaged by the size and activity level of your dogs and how much your promotional first box would cost. I contacted customer service. My small dog was going to be $75/4 weeks, and my large dog was $275/4 weeks or something of that nature. My promotional cost, after speaking to customer service, was going to be $48 and change. I confirmed the charge of the 48,however immediately noticed that I was charged $78. Red flag. I received my first box, and each of my dogs received THE SAME EXACT AMOUNT OF FOOD. Because one dog was large, they just wanted to charge larger quantity of money. RED FLAG.Keep reading, it’s much worse.
    My dogs loved the food, was so excited to eat each time for feeding. I spent nearly two weeks integrating their new food with the old slowly as usual for new diets. Two things happened. My little dog, a jack russell at early a year old, started suffering anal gland issues. My senior, a blue healer, started EXCESSIVELY drinking water to the point where he begun having to urinate himself around the house because he constantly had the urge to expel something. After only 3-4 weeks of my dogs being fully on the Ollie diet, something was majorly wrong. My dogs are taken regularly to their vet, they formerly ate FROMM dog food (highly reputable and healthy). I’m now confused why I even switched.
    I went to my local pet store that is vet owned to talk about switching. They shared me an email from Ollie as they had to disclose the DELIVERED nutritional value of the food. Meaning what is really in the food, BEFORE it’s processed, which is what is advertised. What’s in it? Beef flavor as an example: PROTEIN 32.6% (DANGEROUS) FAT 29.7% (DANGEROUS) AND the SECOND INGREDIENT in your ‘fresh’ doorstep delivery box: SODIUM (DANGEROUS) No wonder why my dogs loved it so much.. See what they did there! However they won’t even disclose the amount… But it’s the SECOND listed ingredient. RED FLAG. For those who may not grasp, my little dog had major digestive issues bc of insane amount of protein which causes poop which turns to anal gland issues, my senior was desperately trying to hydrate himself bc of the sodium and was unable to leaving his body the urge to get it this junk food out of him. I hope anyone reading this understands how DANGEROUS this is to dogs. They’re a marketing scheme, not a dog food brand. Feed your dogs your garbage before feeding them this. Even as a paying customer, I can’t even leave a review on their site.. They’re all fake!

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Hey there, Penny. We’re sorry to hear that Ollie didn’t work out well for your pups.

      Let’s take these things one at a time:

      * Ollie is definitely a pricey food — no one disputes that. All “human-grade” dog foods that we’ve looked at are. And you’re right, most of these brands provide introductory rates that are less expensive than the amount you’ll pay a short while later.
      * If they truly charged you for more than you’d agreed to pay, that is clearly a problem. It may simply be a clerical error, as happens with nearly all consumer products from time to time, so we’d recommend contacting Ollie about the charge. If that doesn’t prove fruitful, try talking with your bank or credit card company.
      * Lots of dogs can develop anal gland issues — especially when changing foods. That’s obviously not good for your little JRT, but that kind of problem is certainly not Ollie-specific.
      * You don’t say what your vet diagnosed your blue heeler with, but we hope he’s feeling better.
      * I don’t quite understand your comments about an email with “delivered” nutritional value, and without knowing more about it, we can’t really offer an opinion.

      Ultimately, we’re sorry Ollie didn’t work out for your pups, but it certainly isn’t a “dangerous” food. Nevertheless, we appreciate you sharing your experiences.

  2. Heather Sorrells/Carole Halgren Avatar
    Heather Sorrells/Carole Halgren

    I cancelled my subscription as my dog’s would not eat any of the food..they went ahead and charged me almost $500 and sent out another order for each dog that they still won’t eat!!
    Couldn’t reach them by phone or chat so after cancelling on their website I emailed them…their reply after I told them my dog’s wouldn’t eat their food was:
    We received your request to cancel gizmo’s Ollie subscription and their plan has been deactivated. Please note, canceling your subscription only prevents it from automatically renewing and does not cancel orders that have already been placed.
    What happened to the guarantee that says: “Regular billing will automatically begin after two weeks. If your dog doesn’t love their food, we’ll fully refund their starter box.”
    I didn’t receive the food until near the end of August and they already billed me on Sept 2nd…that didn’t even give me a chance to really try out the food before cancelling the subscription. The food was left by my garage both times so we didn’t even know it was there until next day…no one bothered to come to our door and we are always home…so much for fresh food…it was left in the sun! Very poor customer service!!

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Hey there, Heather and Carole. Sorry that your experience with Ollie didn’t go well.
      If you can’t get a satisfactory response from the company via typical channels, you may want to reach out to them on social media.

      But do keep in mind that the delivery service is a third-party, so that part of the problem isn’t really Ollie’s fault.

      Thanks for sharing your experiences!

  3. Lana Smiley Avatar
    Lana Smiley

    Anyone who would pay $35/lb. for ANY dog food is a complete moron. Of course we have to figure in thee added bonus of soft stools and tartar coated teeth…What a deal@

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Fresh foods aren’t for all dogs or their owners, Lana, but many have found that they’re well worth the expense.
      For the record, many dogs digest these foods very well, and brushing your dog’s teeth is the best way to keep his or her chompers healthy.
      But we appreciate you sharing your opinion!

  4. KARIN HOSTETLER Avatar
    KARIN HOSTETLER

    Re your review of Ollie dog food. Are you aware that the containers they send are made in China? And are you aware that chinese plastics have been show to contain dangerous materials? Just a question. I got my first box today and immediatley pitched the plastic junk into the garbage. If it’s not stainless steel, or human grade dishes, my dog’s food doesn’t into it.

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Hey there, Karin.
      We weren’t specifically aware that Ollie’s dog food containers were made in China. But it’s important to note that they don’t even source all of their ingredients from the U.S.

      If you’re interested in a food sourced completely from the U.S., you may want to investigate Nom Nom. Check out our Nom Nom vs Ollie vs Farmer’s Dog comparison for more info.

      Thanks!

  5. Mir Muyeed Avatar
    Mir Muyeed

    I’m so happy that you and Oreo are benefitting and learning new things to give your Best Friend his best life!

  6. Amanda Avatar
    Amanda

    This company is a terrible scam. The only reason anyone would write a positive review for them is because they got the item for free and for referral bonuses.

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Ollie is most certainly not a scam, Amanda, but we’d love to hear about your specific experiences — good or bad.

  7. Maribel Perez Avatar
    Maribel Perez

    I ordered a sample package. My picky eater pup ate it so I went ahead and subscribed with the small package as trial. They send me a huge box worth $285! That would be their default package they said. I was shocked! I have a puppy of 4 months. One package was good for two days. I have over a years supply!!! In my small Denver refrigerator which takes an entire shelf!!! They wouldn’t take it back either! Even though it was their mistake!

    Then the horror continued when my puppy, now 7 months hates it! Literally gags on it and if I leave it until he gives in and eats—he vomits. He reacts to the bowl of Ollie food like he does after a poop, where he ground-scratches and barks at it.

    So I now use Freshpet roasted chicken. And once a week I try Ollie again, in hopes he eats it like he did during the trial kit— to empty my freezer! But only to throw it out.

    So needless to say, it was a waste of money and their customer service is terrible.

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Ugh, that sounds like a dreadful experience, Maribel! Sorry that your Ollie experience wasn’t very good, but we really appreciate you sharing your story with us!
      Glad Freshpet is working out well.

  8. Hannah Avatar
    Hannah

    First couple boxes were good quality, THEN , they figure they already got your dog hooked and charged you outrageous prices ( fine if it’s worth it but this is not ) and THEN consistently the quality of your orders gets worse and worse . Yikes.
    I wish I could share pictures of all the damaged food packages and the latest – a mangled WARM AND OPEN box .
    Only offered to make it right after I wrote an email after talking to a customer service rep that did the bare minimum. The sorry was possibly genuine though .
    Do not support this company that does not value loyalty or quality of their products .
    But good luck if you choose to !

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Sorry to hear about your troubles with Ollie, Hannah!
      We appreciate you sharing your experiences though.

  9. GENEISE Avatar
    GENEISE

    My dog has alot of issues and is 13 years old. I have always made her food but realized that she was missing all the Vitamins and Nutrients that Ollie has in it’s food. My dog has done a 180 since she has been on this food. She runs and plays more and overall very healthy. It has made a huge difference in her quality of life!

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Glad to hear she’s doing better, Geneise!
      And honestly, you hit on a very important point: It is very hard (bordering on impossible) for most owners to properly balance a dog’s homemade meals without working with a nutritionist (which is very expensive). This can lead to very dangerous vitamin and mineral imbalances that can cause serious health problems and leave your pooch feeling rotten.
      That’s one of the reasons Ollie and other fresh foods are becoming so popular.
      Thanks for sharing!

  10. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    Bought the starter package and before we could try it all, they shipped the first full order without our consent! Our dog hates it! She ate 1-2 helpings ( a spoon or two) and now, won’t touch it! We asked for a refund but they wouldn’t give us one for the order that We were not ready for! We found a huge hard bone or gristle in it, size of a 50 cent piece, sent a photo and told them it was not human grade and we were glad we spotted it so our 5# dog didn’t choke to death on it! They could have cared less! People this company sells ground up bone snd gristle and who knows what in this food for your dogs! We don’t trust a company that does not stand behind their product!!!! BEWARE!!!!

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Yikes! That’s troubling, Michael.
      Thanks for sharing your experiences.

  11. Diann Jeffries Avatar
    Diann Jeffries

    I wanted to purchase Ollie for my Mini Goldendoodle. They do not have that breed in their system. They categorize her in an unknown mixed breed and I don’t like that. She is a specific mixed breed and feel that her food should be based on that. They told me they go off the list of breeds from the American Kennel Club listing. My dog is registered with the American Kennel Club so that does not make sense. I am very disappointed because I thought this sounded like a good dog food.

  12. Jodi Avatar
    Jodi

    We ordered ollies for two of our dogs, one of which has very allergic skin (French bulldog) . They were doing a promo for a week’s worth of food for a discount , so I thought “why not”. We received the packages, and they were fine… my dogs are very very picky and were not keen to the product, although they would take a bite or two. We have many more pouches left, uneaten. About a week later, I get a notice that they have sent me 7 weeks of food without my consent, and charged the card in file. I contacted customer service immediately, and they were no help whatsoever with the 450$ worth of food that is useless to me. My point is- good companies don’t have to trick you into buying something. If Ollie was good, there would be no use for the shady tactics they use. I have about three years worth of food that my dogs won’t eat now, with no help from the company. So, if you’re in the south, just message me, and you can try it for free. Don’t ever put your card on file, and I would suggest steering clear of this scheme, to be totally honest.

    1. JOdi Avatar
      JOdi

      Hi Jodi, I recently had the same experience. I live in Austin, Texas (hoping that’s near you). I would love to purchase your extra frozen food if you have not already sold it. Thanks!

  13. Sara L Avatar
    Sara L

    My dog has some pretty bad allergies. Allergic to basically everything (grain storage mites are a huge one so dry food is a huge no no). He’s even allergic to the yeast his body produces after he has an allergic reaction, so essentially he’s allergic to himself haha switched to my Ollie and he’s so much better. The price is comparable to what we were paying for special dry food before we realized his dry food allergy. People need to realize this is a subscription and they will keep sending until you cancel. I would also like to know that I had a box arrive the hell previously thawed, once I contacted customer service they quickly sent out a box without any hassle.

    1. Meg Marrs Avatar

      Thanks for sharing your experience Sara! That is so great that your pup is feeling better on Ollie. That’s also a really great point that it’s comparable to a specialized dry diet for dogs with allergy issues.

  14. Hillary Avatar
    Hillary

    Terrible!!!!! Subscribed to try it out. They sent me a reasonable amount. Before I could even see if my dog liked it they sent me the BIGGEST package of 95 packets!!! My dog is 16 lbs and hardly eats.It will take her 6-8 months to eat this. I cant even fathom why they would charge my card $240 and send me all this FOOD! I canceled as I am so pissed off. No room in my freezer for human food. Greedy stupid company.

    1. Ben Team Avatar

      Wow — that certainly sounds frustrating, Hillary.
      Have you asked for a refund? We’d love to hear about your experiences with customer service.
      Thanks for sharing your story!

  15. BH Avatar
    BH

    We have been feeding Ollie for approximately 4 months + trial to changeover. We feed it as part of our Boxer’s diet. We noticed a very distinct change in her coat. It is shiny and much softer to the touch. She loves the food. If I could afford it I would feed her only Ollie. I recommend the food.