Sundays Vs Ollie (2026): Which Dog Food Is Better?

Last Updated on May 18, 2026 by Kieran Beckles

If you’re trying to decide between Sundays For Dogs and Ollie, you’re not alone. I tested their food on my Alaskan Klee Kai dogs, comparing ingredients, price, convenience and my honest verdict.

Sundays For Dogs and Ollie offer high-quality dog food in the USA, but there are some key differences between these two dog food delivery services.

Sundays offers air-dried food that’s convenient because you don’t need to store it in your freezer or defrost it. It’s as simple as scoop and service without sacrificing on ingredients.

My Alaskan Klee Kai dogs loved Sundays, partly because of the high-meat content and treat-like texture. We fed Sundays for over 18 months and Skye consistently enjoyed their food.

However, Ollie provides great flexibility with different pet food formats and different subscription plans. Copper and Skye liked their fresh food but their dry food was hit-and-miss with my Klee Kai.

In this comparison article, I’ll be taking a look at Sundays For Dogs and Ollie, sharing my experience with these dog food brands to help inform your decision if you can’t pick between them.

UPDATED: May 2026
We updated this review in April 2026 to reflect Sundays and Ollie's latest pricing when we retested their food on our Klee Kai dogs. We updated their current recipe range. We also added a comparison table and quick-fire pros and cons. As always, this article follows our dog food testing process to ensure accurate, honest, and experience-based recommendations.

Sundays Vs Ollie Comaprison Table

Sundays Food For Dogs Or Ollie

I’ll cut right to the chase before diving in-depth into these brands. Who do we recommend? My pick would be Sundays based on my experience.

Sundays For Dogs offers air-dried dog food with a lot of meat and superfoods, while Ollie provides fresh meals and dry food made with whole, human-grade ingredients.

Although Sundays For Dogs offers air-dried food, their jerky-like dog food has a significantly higher protein percentage (90%). This is considerably more than Ollie, based on the nutritional information provided on their website for their five meals.

By virtue of being air-dried dog food, Sundays offer a more convenient way to feed your pet. If you’ve got limited space in your freezer and a fridge full of leftovers, you might not want the headache of trying to store loads of dog food packets. Sundays offer shelf-stable dog food that can simply be placed in the cupboard once you’re done.

There’s no escaping that air-dried dog food is less messy than fresh dog food. When it comes time to prepare your dog’s meals, you simply check the feeding guidelines and scoop some air-dried dog food into your dog’s bowl.

With Ollie’s packets, you have to cut them open and move them into the container before using the scooper to place them in your dog’s bowls. If you’re feeding a combination of fresh and dry food, you can enjoy some of the convenience of dry food while still dealing with fresh meals.

There’s also the price to consider. Sundays For Dogs claims that their air-dried dog food is 40% cheaper than fresh dog food. I put this to the test to see how much I could expect to pay for Copper and Skye each week, and the total for the month when feeding Sundays and Ollie.

If I signed up for Sundays, I could expect to pay $218 a month. That amounts to around $54 per week or $8 per day. Alternatively, I’d need to cough up $310.80. That works out at $78 per week or $11 a day. So Sundays is cheaper than Ollie, but not by 40%!

Copper and Skye appeared to enjoy Sundays’s air-dried food more than Ollie’s fresh and baked meals, while I preferred the convenience of simply storing the air-dried food in the cupboard to keep my freezer free of pet food.

Who Is Sundays For Dogs?

Sundays For Dogs has been creating healthy dog food since launching in 2020. Their dog food is made with human-grade ingredients such as USDA-quality meat, fresh fruit and fresh vegetables.

You’ll be happy to learn that Sundays’ dog food doesn’t contain any additives, preservatives or any other nasties. Sundays Food For Dogs’ recipes contain 90% protein, which is significantly higher than many dry and fresh dog food brands.

This appealed to me because Copper and Skye have sensitive tummies and I want them to eat balanced, complete and healthy dog food. Skye is a picky dog and the high meat content enticed my female Klee Kai to eat her food regularly.

They use an air-drying process that locks in flavors and nutrients. So if you’ve got picky eaters at home like my Alaskan Klee Kai, Sundays’ dog food should have great flavour and taste. We fed Sundays for over 18 months, and their dog food kept Skye interested throughout.

To get started, you need to complete their sign-up questionnaire so Sundays can tailor your dog’s air-dried food accordingly. You can still decide which recipes you’d prefer for your dog before Sundays reveal the cost of your subscription plan.

Sundays Food For Dogs can be stored in the cupboard rather than taking up fridge or freezer space, making it really convenient for pet parents. Their food lasts seven weeks once the bag is opened. This makes it ideal as a table topper.

I was disappointed that Sundays doesn’t offer a custom scooper, like UnKibble. A custom scooper would make their subscription service even more convenient. I’d love to see this included in the future.

As Sundays offer air-dried dog food rather than fresh food, it’s more affordable, and your budget should take less of a hit. However, Sundays have increased their prices since our first order back in 2023.

We initially paid $140 a month for Copper and Skye’s food. This price increased to $184 at the start of 2025. My current price in the summer of 2026 is $218. So that’s an increase of $78 over the past three years.

Read our full experience with Sundays over 18 months.
You can check out our updated dedicated review.

Who Is Ollie?

Ollie is another relatively experienced dog food delivery service in the USA that’s been providing fresh and baked food to pups for over seven years.

They have created a range of fresh meals and baked goods that cater to pet owners who want their dogs to eat fresh rather than dry or wet food.

Ollie is so confident about the quality of the dog food they claim on their website that their fresh recipes “are the closest thing to feeding your dog human food”.

At the time of writing, this dog food delivery service offers five fresh recipes for dogs and two baked recipes. I appreciated the variety on offer as someone with a fussy eater.

Ollie’s recipes include Fresh Beef With Sweet Potatoes, Fresh Chicken With Carrots, Fresh Turkey With Blueberries, Fresh Lamb With Cranberries and Fresh Pork With Apples.

Ollie’s dry food is more akin to UnKibble than Sundays. So I couldn’t use their dry food as training treats or on walks. So it had less versatility compared to Sundays.

How does Ollie compare to The Farmer's Dog?
You can check out my comparison article.

Just like Sundays Food For Dogs, Ollie will require pet parents to get started by filling out a questionnaire to allow the dog food delivery company to get to know your dog better.

They’ll tailor your dog’s diet to meet their specific needs before your pup’s fresh dog food is shipped directly to your door. You’ll need to store the dog food in the freezer and keep a couple of defrosted packets in the fridge ready to serve.

Copper and Skye liked Ollie’s fresh food, but they were less enthusiastic about their dry food. I found my Klee Kai wouldn’t consistently finish Ollie’s dry food when we retested it in 2026.

Ollie’s current price is $310.80, an increase from my 2023 price of $219 per month. That’s a significant increase. You can read how this compares to our Farmer’s Dog price.

Do you want to learn more about Ollie dog food?
You can read my deep dive into their service.

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Wrapping Up

We’ve reached the end of our Sundays For Dogs and Ollie comparison article.

As I discussed above, there are some key differences between Sundays and Ollie. There are the pet food format, storage, preparation and price.

But the most importance difference to me is my Klee Kai’s reaction when we retested these two dog food brands in 2026.

Copper and Skye continue to prefer Sundays over Ollie, so I’d recommend it for dog owners with a fussy eater like my female Alaskan Klee Kai dog Skye.

Having said that, Ollie does offer more flexibility when it comes to pet food formats and price.

We currently feed We Feed Raw. But how does Ollie compare?
You can read our comparison article.

Based on these factors, I prefer Sundays For Dogs for the sheer convenience of feeding healthy food that can be stored in the cupboard and doesn’t cost as much as a car loan each month.