Established with quiet intention
A home away from home for the dogs who need it most.
Small-scale, in-home care for senior dogs and dogs recovering from veterinary procedures — set on a peaceful wooded property, run by one person, kept intentionally small.
Who we are
A quieter kind of care.
The Farm Dog Co is a small, intentional operation set among tall trees and open sky. We keep just eight dogs at a time so every guest is known — their habits, their medications, the way they like to be greeted in the morning.
We were built for the moments that don't fit into a kennel: a senior dog whose routine can't be rushed, a patient just home from surgery, a family navigating discharge instructions alongside work and children. Here, days move slowly and deliberately, and every dog is treated as our own.
Supportive care
Everything a discharge plan asks for — carried out with patience.
Non-veterinary supportive care, complementing your dog's medical team. We follow your veterinarian's instructions to the letter.
Medication administration
Given precisely as prescribed by your attending veterinarian, tracked and logged for every dose.
Feeding & hydration support
Meals prepared to your veterinarian's specifications, with careful attention to appetite and water intake.
Mobility & comfort care
Gentle assistance with stairs, standing, and bedding — plus warm, quiet spaces to rest and heal.
Follow-up transportation
Rides to and from scheduled recheck appointments, so your dog's care plan stays on track.
Daily observation & updates
Regular written updates and photos, with detailed notes on behavior, output, and overall wellbeing.
Immediate communication
Any concerns are relayed at once to both the owner and veterinary team so medical decisions stay with your vet.
A note for veterinary teams
A trusted resource for the families in your care.
My hope is to become a resource your team can offer families when additional support at home would improve confidence, encourage compliance with discharge instructions, or provide closer supervision during recovery.
For appropriate cases, this may also provide another option when a patient is medically ready to leave the hospital but the family would benefit from additional assistance in a home setting — one that is quiet, structured, and unhurried.
Medical decisions remain, always, under the direction of the attending veterinarian.
The approach
Small on purpose. Steady on principle.
Most boarding operations are built for rotation. We were built for the opposite — quieter stays, longer relationships, and routines that stay the same from Monday to Sunday.
With one caregiver and only eight dogs, there is time to notice. Time for the walk that takes twice as long. Time to sit on the porch. Time to catch the small thing before it becomes a big one.
At $1,000 per month — roughly $50 per weekday — the retainer is often less than a standard daycare rate, yet it brings an extreme upgrade in attention, quiet, and consistency.
Monthly retainer
$1,000
About $50 per weekday — less than most daycare rates, with an extreme upgrade in care.
Capacity
8 dogs
Never more, kept intentionally small
Care model
One caregiver
Consistent presence, day and night
Ideal stay
Long-term
Recovery, seniors, extended plans
Get in touch
If it feels like the right fit, we'd love to hear from you.
Whether you're a family looking for support during recovery or a veterinary team considering a referral, reach out and we'll take it from there — thoughtfully, and without a rush.
Serving a limited number of families at any given time.