How much does the Farmer's Dog cost per month?
Work out what a fresh dog food subscription actually costs you per month and per year, from the per-day price your own quote shows. It applies the share of the bowl you plan to feed fresh, adds the food covering the rest plus treats, and sets the total against what you spend on food today, so you can see the real difference before the first box arrives.
Typical range $183 – $254
- Fresh food plan$183
- Kibble or other food for the rest of the bowl$0
- Treats & chews$20
- Total$203
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$120 to $250 a month is a mid-sized dog fed fresh most of the time. Set the delivery cadence to your freezer space and keep the treat line in view; it grows quietly.
What this assumes, and where it could be wrong
Every one of these is a place the number could be off. They are here because you should be able to check our working, not because we are hedging.
THE PLAN IS QUOTED PER DAY, AND THAT IS WHERE THE TOTAL HIDES.
The per-day price is yours, not ours. A fresh plan is priced from your dog's weight, age, activity and body condition, so a ten-pound dog and a ninety-pound dog are quoted at very different daily rates. Run the signup flow, take the ongoing price rather than the introductory box, and enter that. Nothing on this page assumes a price for you.
Feeding fresh part time changes the arithmetic more than owners expect. Halving the share of the bowl roughly halves the plan cost, but you keep buying the food underneath, so the saving is smaller than half. The calculator charges you the remaining share of your current food so the part-time total is honest rather than flattering.
The comparison baseline is your current food plus treats. The extra figure is what the plan adds on top of what you already spend, which is the number worth deciding on. Treats sit in both totals because a food change rarely alters them.
Portion sizes drift, so the high end sits above the quote. A puppy still growing, a working dog, or a vet telling you to feed for weight gain all push you into a larger plan than the one you were first quoted. The range above allows for that.