Ollie Dog Food Review: Is It Worth It?
We tested Ollie to see how the fresh dog food brand compares to other options. Learn about it and score special discounts below.
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Daniel is a professional pet writer and one of the co-founders of The Dog Tale. He reviews pet gear and dog food, and his work has been featured on ABC News, Mashable, Readers Digest, The Strategist, Realtor.com, Chron.com, SFGate, Yahoo!, NASDAQ, MassMutual, and LendingTree.
We tested Ollie to see how the fresh dog food brand compares to other options. Learn about it and score special discounts below.
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Both Ollie and The Farmer’s Dog deliver high-quality fresh dog food, but they vary slightly. Ollie is generally more customizable and offers both fresh and baked dry food. The Farmer’s Dog is better for cost, eco-friendly packaging, and rushing orders. Keep reading to learn more.
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