Ollie Review
In a Nutshell
Ollie takes a similarly personalized approach to fresh dog food, matching your dog with a recipe and portion size based on a short questionnaire covering weight, breed, and any specific health concerns. Every recipe uses human-grade meat, fruits, and vegetables, and is formulated with input from veterinary nutritionists to keep meals nutritionally complete and balanced.
At a Glance
- Pets serviced - Dogs
- Format - Fresh, refrigerated or frozen meals
- Ingredients quality - Human-grade meat, fruits, and vegetables, vet-formulated
- Extras - In-app tools to track feeding and your dog's progress
How It Works
After completing Ollie's profile quiz, you'll get a recommended plan built around your dog's calculated caloric needs. Meals ship pre-portioned in individual packs, making it easy to scoop, serve, and store straight from the fridge or freezer. Ollie's app lets you log meals, track weight and body condition over time, and adjust the plan if your dog's needs change - useful for owners who like to keep a closer eye on progress rather than a fully set-and-forget setup.
Food Variety & Quality
Ollie offers a handful of protein-based recipes, generally including options like beef, chicken, turkey, and lamb, each built around whole-food ingredients rather than processed meat meal. Recipes are designed to be nutritionally complete on their own, so they can either fully replace kibble or be used as a topper depending on the plan you choose.
Pricing
Like most personalized fresh food services, Ollie's pricing depends on your dog's size and recommended portions rather than a flat per-bag rate, so cost varies from dog to dog. Subscriptions can typically be adjusted or paused as your dog's weight or activity level changes.
Bottom Line
Ollie tends to appeal to owners who want more day-to-day visibility into their dog's diet - tracking progress and tweaking portions through the app - rather than a purely hands-off plan.