Transitioning Your Pet: A Step-by-Step Guide

No worries—some pups just need a little extra time to warm up to new flavors! If your dog isn’t diving into their bowl right away, try starting with a smaller amount of Ollie'n'Kiki mixed with their usual food. Gradually increase the ratio at a pace that feels right for your pet. You can also warm up the food slightly to make it smell extra tasty, or add a little bit of their favorite topper, like plain yogurt or a sprinkle of treats, to make mealtime more exciting. Remember, patience and consistency are key!

Yes, it’s completely normal! When switching to a new diet, your dog’s digestive system needs time to adjust, which can cause slight changes in stool consistency. If you notice minor variations, don’t panic—just keep an eye on it. If the changes are mild, continue with the transition. However, if you see significant or prolonged issues, consider slowing down the transition pace and giving your dog more time to adjust.

If your pup seems unsure, there are a few tricks you can try! Warming the food a bit can bring out the delicious aromas, making it more tempting for your dog. You can also mix in a small amount of something they love, like a bit of cooked chicken, plain yogurt, or a tiny sprinkle of cheese. These little extras can make a big difference and help your dog look forward to their new meals. Keep the vibe positive and encouraging—your pet will catch on to the excitement!

A typical transition period is about 5 days, but every dog is different! If your dog has a sensitive stomach or is generally picky, feel free to extend the transition to 7-10 days or even longer. The goal is to make the change as smooth and comfortable as possible for your furry friend.

Mild stomach upset, like slight gas or softer stools, can happen during a diet change. If this occurs, try slowing down the transition process by reducing the amount of new food and extending the timeline. Ensure your dog stays hydrated, and monitor their overall well-being. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian for personalized advice.

While some dogs can handle a direct switch, we recommend transitioning gradually to avoid digestive upset. A gradual transition allows your pet’s digestive system to adjust to the new ingredients and nutrient profile, leading to a more positive experience

Signs that Ollie'n'Kiki is a great fit include a happy, excited eater, healthy and consistent stools, a shiny coat, and good energy levels. Keep an eye on your dog’s overall behavior and well-being—positive changes usually indicate the new food is a hit!

If you need to switch back or try another diet, simply reverse the transition process. Gradually reintroduce the previous food while phasing out Ollie'n'Kiki. Following a slow and steady approach ensures your dog’s digestive system can comfortably adjust once again.

Absolutely! Ollie'n'Kiki can be used as a topper or mixed with other foods to enhance the nutritional value and flavor of your dog’s meals. Just ensure that the overall diet remains balanced and meets your dog’s nutritional needs.