Kerri is a pet writer who reviews healthy, natural dog products. When she’s not inside with Max testing dog food or new pet gear, she’s outside enjoying the Florida sunshine.
Both Ollie and Nom Nom deliver high-quality dog food, yet they have their subtle differences. Ollie is potentially more affordable while Nom Nom has more products to offer and more flexibility in shipping and meal rotation. Keep reading to learn where each service stands out.
Both Nom Nom and The Farmer’s Dog deliver premium quality dog food to your door, but they differ in a few key areas. Nom Nom is better for portioning, snacks and supplements, and frequent shipping. The Farmer’s Dog is better for price, sustainability, and labeling for multiple dogs. Learn more and get a discount below.
Nom Nom prices start at less than $3 per day. Your costs will vary, however, as they are dependent upon the size of your dog and the meal plan you choose. So if you have a large pup, expect to pay more. Keep reading for more details.
Both Nom Nom and Just Food For Dogs deliver top-notch, fresh dog food; their differences are in the finer details. Just Food For Dogs may have more variety of meals and other products, but Nom Nom is more flexible in mixing meals and digestive research. Learn more below.
Slow feeder bowls encourage pets to eat more slowly, which can improve their digestion and prevent issues like bloat. Keep reading for five healthy slow-feed recipes that can boost your dog’s nutrition at mealtime or as a snack.
As with their food, some dogs need novel protein treats and chews to keep clear of unwanted allergic reactions. We rounded up the best novel protein dog treats, including training treats and chews, so you can reward your pup without triggering their food allergies.
