What to Expect During Your Session

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Cows spend their days eating, chewing their cud (standing up or lying down), walking around, mooing, pooping/peeing, and sleeping. This means that your cuddle companion may eat the entire time you're with them, sleep the whole time, walk/run around, or a combination of any of these. We cannot guarantee any behavior--they're sentient beings, after all. You can still interact with them by petting, brushing, and talking to them, even if they're standing, and if they're eating their hay, you can grab some from the bag and feed it to them--they won't bite (unless you stick your fingers in their mouths--which we do not recommend)! If they do fall asleep, you can cuddle up with them and pet, love, and revel in their sweetness! Please know that this does not mean they need a break, or alone time--if you leave, they usually get up wondering where you went. I promise, if they didn't enjoy this type of interaction with people, 1.) we would NEVER force them to do this, and 2.) they would let everyone know they hated it.

If they poop, we'll come into the stall to remove it for you--just watch your step in between. If it happens when we're out of the barn, let us know when we return so we can clean it up.

When you arrive, ALL new cuddlers will fill out and sign a waiver, unless you are a returning customer. Then, once it's your appointment time, you'll be let into the stall. Walk in confidently, don't be afraid to "push" the cow back like a dog (they sometimes run to the door to say "hi"), and make yourselves comfortable. We have foldable stools to sit on or you can sit on the shavings, if you prefer. There are brushes to use, but your hands work great, too! One of us is usually around off and on to answer questions, keep an eye on things, etc. We do pop in and out for farm chores, eating, and tending to animals, but we are always nearby!

PLEASE NOTE: We do not limit their feed to get them to interact with folks more, and we cannot force them to lay down, stand up, or be more attentive to you, so please keep this in mind when booking, then come with an open mind and heart and just enjoy being in their presence and at the farm!