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Ollie — fresh dog food with a half-fresh plan
Gregory Greenstein·Editor, Petacent
Published September 20, 2026
Updated September 20, 2026
Pricing checked September 20, 2026
4 min read
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Ollie’s useful feature is not another protein photo. It is half-fresh and mixed plans next to a full-fresh option. That is how a large dog stays on the brand.
Compare it on Farmer’s Dog vs Ollie and is Ollie worth it. If you are still deciding whether fresh is the job, read is Farmer’s Dog worth it — the same freezer tax applies here.
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- Best for
- Owners who want cooked food but may not want to replace every kibble calorie at subscription prices.
- Skip if
- You already like a Farmer’s Dog full-fresh quote and do not care about baked recipes or half plans.
- Pricing note
- Full-fresh quotes for many medium dogs often land ~$150–$180/month; half-fresh is commonly lower (~$75–$120 neighborhood). Large dogs cost more. As of September 20, 2026.
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