🐾 Memorial Day pet deal: Try The Farmer's Dog personalized dog food for 50% off
🐾 Memorial Day pet deal: Try The Farmer's Dog personalized dog food for 50% off Save 50% on your first delivery of custom meal plans from The Farmer's Dog.
The best Memorial Day deals are officially here and we are looking out for all the top discounts for you, your home and even your pet!
If you're as obsessed with your dogs as I am, you'll love this dog food deal that is made specifically for your pooch. Keep scrolling to learn more about how you can treat your pup to a personalized meal plan and keep a few extra bucks in your pocket this summer.
The Farmer's Dog meal plans for dogs
The Farmer's Dog is offering new customers 50% off their first order of any recipe and plan for any dog type. The fresh dog food delivery service is known for its vet-developed meal plans that are made using human-grade ingredients and customized for your dog's specific needs and preferences. If you've been considering trying out fresh dog food delivery services, I suggest checking out The Farmer's Dog this May!
How much does The Farmer's Dog cost?
The vet-developed meal plans are formulated with fresh, human-grade ingredients so your furry friends can eat healthy for years to come. The refrigerated deliveries are flexible based on your schedule and feature eco-friendly packaging. Meal plans range from about $2 to $12 per day and delivery options range from one week to three months of food and include free shipping.
When I tried The Farmer's Dog, two weeks worth of meals for my two dogs, Rufio and Ace, would have been $119.30. With today's pet deal, you could save 50% on the first box.
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🦴 How does The Farmer's Dog work?
To get started with The Farmer's Dog, you'll take a short quiz about how many dogs you have, breed, age, weight, dietary restrictions, activity levels and diet history. After you complete the quiz, The Farmer's Dog will determine the appropriate meal plan for your dog's calorie needs with recommended recipes and weekly pricing.
Your pup's custom meals will be formulated with USDA human-grade fresh ingredients and packaged into pre-portioned packs so all you have to do is open and pour.
Freebie alert! The Farmer's Dog will toss in a free fridge container to keep your dog food packs separate from other food
Is The Farmer's Dog worth it?
If you're thinking about giving your dog a delicious new diet, The Farmer's Dog is absolutely worth a try. When I tried the brand out for my two dogs, we (the dogs) loved it. Both my dogs gobbled up the food on a daily basis, it seemed to improve their digestion and the transition period was very mild.
The cost of The Farmer's Dog was comparable to our usual dry dog food, so as long as you have the freezer space, I highly recommend trying out The Farmer's Dog.
How to gradually transition your dog to The Farmer's Dog
One of my dogs is a little more sensitive to different foods and one is an actual garbage pail and will eat anything. When I started giving them new food from The Farmer's Dog, I transitioned them both very slowly so I wouldn't upset their digestive systems. I mixed about 80% of their original dry food with about 20% of the new food. I gradually added more of the new food and less of the old food.
After about two weeks, I had both dogs eating 100% new food from The Farmer's Dog and never had an issue.
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Memorial Day 2025 is observed on Monday, May 26. The USA TODAY Shopping team will be tracking all the best sales, Memorial Day weekend deals and live discounts to help you get the most out of the summer kick-off.
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