Gut Check Your Pup’s
Digestive Health

A dog’s poop can tell us a lot about their overall health and nutritional needs. Ollie’s digestion health screening is a quick and informative way to check that your pup is transitioning properly to their new food. Give us the scoop on your pup’s poop as they dig into Ollie, and get personalized advice from the Ollie Health team along the way for a smooth start to your fresh food journey. Health screenings are free for all members in the Ollie app!

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THE CONNECTION BETWEEN GOOD FOOD AND GOOD POOP

What does healthy dog poop look like?

Well-formed

Not too firm, not too loose

Regular

Consistently on time

Smaller

Proportionally sized to your pup

Brown

Like the color of a chocolate bar

What does digestibility mean?

Your dog’s poop is, essentially, undigested food. So, if you feed your dog more digestible food, your dog produces less poop.

Ollie's fresh and baked recipes have a much higher % digestibility than the minimum recommended digestibility for dog foods.

Most kibble is in the 80-85% digestibility range, while Ollie dog food is 95% digestible. This also means you can feed less of it to give your dog even higher-quality nutrients.

➜Take a look at how Ollie’s Fresh and Baked recipes compare to the minimum recommended digestibility for dog foods

Get a free digestion health screening with your membership by downloading the Ollie app today!

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Ollie has helped thousands of dogs “enjoy the go”

Grateful pup parents weigh in

Cosmo

English Labrador

Cosmo had terrible gut health and frequently had diarrhea. Since switching to Ollie, he now has normal poop, a shiny coat, fewer ear issues, and lost 18 lbs.

Momo

Shih Tzu

Before Momo ate Ollie, she often times would get sick (diarrhea and vomiting) to the point of having to be rushed to the local emergency vet. We tried the prescription dog food the vet recommended, but Momo would not touch it. I tried Ollie on a whim after hearing good reviews from a few friends and it was like Momo’s health issues went away overnight.

Josie

Yorkshire Terrier

Josie was suffering from inflammation of her intestines with monthly loose stool which could be difficult to control. Since she's been enjoying Ollie fresh food, she has had no bouts of diarrhea and her digestive system is much more balanced. She loves the food and jumps for joy when it's feeding time.

Snickers

Maltipoo

On Ollie, Snickers’ fur got fluffier and softer. She gained weight and has maintained that healthy weight and her poop is firm and consistent. It doesn’t even stink like it did before with her old food! Even her breath smells good and her teeth aren’t gunky! She is an Ollie baby for life!

Sasha, German Shepherd

My dog had so many digestive complaints before. It seemed no food we tried agreed with her stomach! She constantly had diarrhea and wouldn’t eat anything. It was also frustrating for me to keep trying different foods and have nothing work. She was even on a bland diet and still didn’t have relief. On Ollie, Sasha has had regular bowel movements and significant fur and coat benefits—we get compliments all the time! She's now the healthiest, happiest pup!

Ollie makes it easy

Ingredients that aid in digestion

BUTTERNUT SQUASH

High in dietary fiber to aid in digestion, squash is a source of powerful antioxidants, like Beta Carotene, and full of vitamins and minerals.

GREEN PEAS

Rich in vitamins and fiber, peas are a good source of lutein which can support shin, eye, and heart health in dogs.

RICE

Rich in carbohydrates, rice is also a source of protein, fiber, Vitamin D, and iron.

CARROTS

A great source of potassium, fiber, and Vitamin A — which supports eye health in dogs.

BUTTERNUT SQUASH

High in dietary fiber to aid in digestion, squash is a source of powerful antioxidants, like Beta Carotene, and full of vitamins and minerals.

GREEN PEAS

Rich in vitamins and fiber, peas are a good source of lutein which can support shin, eye, and heart health in dogs.

RICE

Rich in carbohydrates, rice is also a source of protein, fiber, Vitamin D, and iron.

CARROTS

A great source of potassium, fiber, and Vitamin A — which supports eye health in dogs.

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Watch Ollie’s Head of Food explain our digestibility testing using our four-legged feeding panel.

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Screening from Ollie

Give us the scoop on your pup’s poop as they dig into Ollie, and get personalized advice from the Ollie Health team to ensure a smooth start to your pup’s fresh food journey. We’re offering new members 50% off your first box of Ollie meals and a free digestion screening.

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