Where to Buy The Farmer’s Dog Food

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If you’re interested in feeding your dog real food from The Farmer’s Dog, you can build a personalized plan for your dog right on our site, or buy it through Walmart.com or Amazon.com.

We offer recipes that are complete and balanced for dogs in all stages of life, and all of our foods are formulated by On-Staff, Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionists®.

Can I order The Farmer’s Dog food directly from the company?

Yes. We sell directly to customers, delivering exactly the right recipes and portions of real, complete and balanced food for their dogs.

When you subscribe, we’ll ask you a few short questions about your dog so that we can create a plan to meet their unique needs—and deliver their pre-portioned packs right to your door.

A Frozen Fresh or Instant Fresh subscription is one of the easiest ways to give your dog the benefits of real, healthy food.

Can I buy The Farmer’s Dog food from Walmart?

Yes. The Farmer’s Dog food is available at Walmart.com.

And when you purchase The Farmer’s Dog food through Walmart.com, it’s still pre-portioned for your dog’s individual calorie needs.

Can I buy The Farmer’s Dog food from Amazon?

Yes. The Farmer’s Dog food is available at Amazon.com.

As through our website and Walmart.com, when you buy The Farmer’s Dog food through Amazon it will still be a personalized plan with recipes, portion sizes, calories, and delivery frequencies that meet your dog’s individual needs. 

Where can I buy The Farmer’s Dog treats?

You can buy The Farmer’s Dog Snap Sticks directly from The Farmer’s Dog as part of a subscription, or as a one-time purchase through Amazon or Walmart.com.

Why should I buy The Farmer’s Dog food for my dog?

Here’s why we’re so excited that there are now more ways than ever for dog people to start their best friends on our real, human-grade food.

We provide evidence-based nutrition.

The Farmer’s Dog started when one dog person saw the incredible difference fresh food made for his own dog. Ten years later, we’ve served more than a billion meals with one goal in mind: to help dogs live healthier, happier lives. Our food is always formulated by on-staff, board-certified nutritionists, and every step of our sourcing, cooking, packaging, and storing processes meets the same standards required for human food.

We offer real food, without the ultra-processing.

We believe that nothing should get in the way of feeding dogs real food. The high heat and long dry times used to produce many dry dog foods have been shown to damage their natural nutrients. All of our products are made with human-grade ingredients, and without the ultra-processing of traditional kibble.

We portion food for your dog’s individual needs.

Keeping your dog in their ideal body condition is one of the most important things you can do for their health—research shows that dogs at a healthy weight can live up to 2.5 years longer than those who are overweight.

That’s why our food comes pre-portioned for each dog, taking into account their age, weight, body condition, breed, activity level, spay/neuter status, and other factors. This more precise portioning system (no weighing, or guesstimating scoops vs. weight ranges) makes it easier to manage a dog’s weight. And it’s simple to adjust their portions as they grow, as their needs change, or as directed by your veterinarian.

We put safety first.

We have a team of credentialed food safety experts, including a full-time dedicated microbiologist, focused on screening, monitoring, and verifying safety and quality. They oversee every ingredient, manufacturer, and final product.

Every one of our ingredients is inspected and tested by a third-party laboratory. And we go above and beyond traditional pet food manufacturing standards and regulations by partnering with FDA-registered facilities in the US that produce human food. In addition, we require all locations to maintain a third-party Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) certification.

We’re moving the science of pet health forward.

The Farmer’s Dog is constantly working to advance the science of pet health. To give just a few examples: We’ve invested an additional $10 million in veterinary research, conducted a long-term feeding study with the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, sponsored veterinary nutrition residencies at the University of Tennessee and the University of Georgia, and published peer-reviewed research showing that our food helps hydrate dogs and can support healthier aging.

We’re here for you and your dog, 24/7.

Our team is available around the clock, every day of the year, to field your messages and phone calls. Just get in touch, and we’ll get you answers—and help your dog start eating healthy, fresh, complete and balanced food. 

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy The Farmer’s Dog food for my dog?

You can subscribe to The Farmer’s Dog directly through thefarmersdog.com, through Walmart.com, or through Amazon.com.

Does Walmart sell The Farmer’s Dog food?

Yes, you can buy The Farmer’s Dog food through Walmart.com.

Is The Farmer’s Dog still personalized if I buy through Walmart?

Yes. As through our website and Amazon, when you buy The Farmer’s Dog food through Walmart.com it will still be a personalized plan with recipes, portion sizes, calories and delivery frequencies that meet your dog’s individual needs.

Does Amazon sell The Farmer’s Dog food?

Yes, you can buy The Farmer’s Dog food through Amazon.com.

Is The Farmer’s Dog still personalized if I buy through Amazon?

Yes. As through our website and Walmart.com, when you buy The Farmer’s Dog food through Amazon it will still be a personalized plan with recipes, portion sizes, and delivery frequencies that meet your dog’s individual needs.

How does The Farmer’s Dog compare to kibble?

All food from The Farmer’s Dog is made to human-grade standards and comes pre-portioned for your dog’s individual calorie needs. Our Frozen Fresh food has been shown to reduce compounds linked to age-related decline.

 

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