Grab Your Party Hat: Ollie Helps You Throw the Ultimate Puppy Party

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What's better than a puppy party? It's a trick question because the answer is: NOTHING.

When I learned Ollie was celebrating its 5th anniversary, I started thinking about how many puppy parties I had attended and hosted since I adopted my Wyatt 18 months ago.

We celebrated his 1st birthday, of course around Thanksgiving of last year. We had a very momentous "Gotcha Day" celebration in the spring (which is, of course, the anniversary of when you adopted your wonder pup). If I've learned anything about hosting a puppy gathering, it really is all about the food and games.

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Ollie is not only known for their fresh food subscription delivery for pups, but they have a popular blog appropriately named Dog-Eared. This is a perfect resource for planning your puppy party.

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Make sure you find a spot where your pup and their pals can run free, safely, and unrestricted. Ollie provides some great insights in dog-proofing the area once you've found one. Make sure you've got plenty of toys and activities for your puppy guests.

And of course, can't forget the dog-approved recipes for cookies and treats!

Want to spoil your dog every day? Ollie has your favorite pups covered with its fresh human-grade food, personalized to their age, activity levels, and more.