Ollie Dog Food Recall & Safety Review
Manufacturer: Ollie Pets, Inc. · Also known as: Ollie Dog Food, Ollie Pets
Safety Status
Ollie's core fresh, refrigerated meal line has a clean record since the company's 2016 founding. In November 2025, Ollie voluntarily recalled a single batch of its newer 'Gently Baked' Beef Dish (a dry, non-fresh line) for potential metal fragments — an FDA Class II recall with no reported injuries. Affected customers were notified directly and shipped replacements.
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Ollie has some flagged concerns. These alternatives have a cleaner track record if you'd rather not take the risk.

- No FDA-verified recalls on record
- Risk score 7/100 — reviewed 2026-07-22

- No FDA-verified recalls on record
- Risk score 7/100 — reviewed 2026-07-22
- No FDA-verified recalls on record
- Risk score 12/100 — reviewed 2026-07-22
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Special concern
Recall History (1)
- low severityResolved
Potential foreign material (metal fragment) contamination in a single production lot
Affected products: Ollie Gently Baked Beef Dish with Sweet Potatoes, 4 lb, Lot #5202254
Source: FDA CVMView source
Controversial Ingredients
No controversial ingredients flagged in our review.
Safer Alternatives
Lower-risk brands from our own reviewed dataset, based on the same recall data shown on this page.

- No FDA-verified recalls on record
- Risk score 7/100 — reviewed 2026-07-22

- No FDA-verified recalls on record
- Risk score 7/100 — reviewed 2026-07-22
- No FDA-verified recalls on record
- Risk score 12/100 — reviewed 2026-07-22
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Risk scores are compiled from FDA recall databases, company announcements, and public ingredient records. They are informational only and not a substitute for veterinary advice. Read our full methodology & data sources.