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Ollie scoops up health startup to launch a tool that analyzes dog poop
The global pet food market has become fiercely competitive, with an estimated market share of $103.3 billion in 2023 and still growing. This growth has led many companies to target pet owners who are willing to invest in quality food to enhance their pets’ well-being and longevity.
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…The company decided on one big splashy post to generate as much traffic as possible for its owned channels. Ollie is sponsoring the adoption of 11 Marley’s Mutts hard-to-adopt pups, which includes giving the new parents a year’s worth of Ollie meals and contributing to travel expenses for out-of-state adopters.
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A standard 30-second Super Bowl commercial would have cost $7 million for dog food brand Ollie. Instead, the brand opted to run a charitable social media campaign around the big game called the “Supper Bowl Extravaganza” for a fraction of the cost.
Van Leeuwen releases its first-ever ice cream for dogs
Van Leeuwen is known for churning out some head-turning ice cream flavors for people. But on May 21, the New York City-bred ice cream company announced the launch of its first-ever ice cream for dogs in collaboration with Ollie, a dog food brand making human-grade meals for pups.
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"At Ollie, quality is always top of mind. Not just when it comes to sourcing our fresh ingredients, but also the quality of our dogs' lives," Nick Stafford, Ollie's CEO, added. "We wholeheartedly agree with Van Leeuwen that happiness is healthiness, which is why we put just as much love and care into our treats as we do our main meals. We want dogs to live long, healthy lives filled with the joy and adoration they deserve, fueled by the nutrition they need. I am beyond thrilled about this collaboration, which will bring even more enjoyment to our beloved dogs."