40% would save their dog over a human stranger
Ollie ad cited a statistic that 40% of dog owners would save their dog over a human stranger in an emergency.
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Sponsor Block: Ollie Fresh Dog Food
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Claudia delivers the Ollie sponsorship, positioning the brand as the most obsessive, dog-centered food delivery service on the market. Fresh recipes developed by chefs and backed by vet nutritionists are portioned perfectly for each dog, delivered in a Pupptainer with a scoop for easy storage. Claudia addresses the common objection to fresh dog food — the smell and mess — and says Ollie has solved it. A key differentiator is Ollie's in-app health check-in feature, where owners can upload photos and get real-vet feedback on their dog's weight, digestion, coat, and teeth. New subscribers use code TOTS at ollie.com/toast for 70% off their first box, with an obsession-guaranteed refund policy.
Ollie: 91% of dog parents consider their pup family
An Ollie sponsorship read cited that 91% of dog parents say their pup is an important family member, and 40% would save their dog over a human stranger.
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