ID.me lists 70% off your first box of The Farmer’s Dog for first responders, for first-time customers only, and the offer runs through ID.me’s shop. The Farmer’s Dog’s own program page wouldn’t open for our read, so every figure below is ID.me’s, not the company’s.
The Farmer’s Dog delivers fresh dog food on a subscription. Its FAQ says the recipes are gently cooked at low temperatures according to human-grade standards. When the first box arrives, the FAQ says to store your packs in the freezer, so clear some room before the delivery lands on a shift-change morning.
How To Get The Farmer’s Dog First Responder Discount
- Open The Farmer’s Dog’s page on ID.me Shop with the button below.
- Find the line reading 70% off Your First Box for First Responders.
- Verify through ID.me when it asks. ID.me describes its shop as the place where verified First Responders community members get these offers.
- Follow ID.me’s link to the company’s site and build your plan there.
- Check your first box total before you pay, and confirm it shows the discount.
The Farmer’s Dog’s own checkout wasn’t something we could read, so we can’t walk you through its screens. If the 70% doesn’t appear, stop and compare against the generic offer below.
The Catch: New Customers Only
ID.me’s restriction line says the 70% offer is for first-time community customers only. That means the first box, not your second or your tenth. If you’ve ordered from The Farmer’s Dog before, even years ago, the listing gives you no reason to expect the discount, and you should ask the company rather than assume.
The same page lists a plain 50% off a first box of fresh, healthy dog food, with no group attached. So the first responder line is the higher figure on the page, and the gap between the two is what ID.me’s verification buys you. Check which of the two your total reflects before you pay.
Who Qualifies, And What ID.me Doesn’t Say
ID.me lists the same 70% first box line for several other groups: military, nurses, teachers, government employees, medical providers and students. For first responders, it names no job titles. It doesn’t say whether dispatchers, corrections officers, volunteers or retirees pass ID.me’s check, and it says nothing about family. ID.me’s cash back line on the same page is for Military, not first responders, so don’t expect cash back on top.
ID.me also warns that using coupons and promotional codes not on ID.me may void cash back. That line is about cash back, not the 70% offer, but it’s a good reason to leave other promo codes out of the cart until you’ve seen your total.
After The First Box
The FAQ says you can easily pause, cancel or reactivate your subscription anytime. Since the discount is for the first box only, that’s useful to know: you can try it, see how your dog does, and decide on the next shipment with the full price in view. The FAQ doesn’t print a price, and neither does ID.me, so look at the plan cost before you subscribe.
Q&A
Q: How much is the Farmer’s Dog first responder discount?
A: ID.me lists 70% off your first box. The company’s own page wasn’t readable for us.
Q: Is it only for new customers?
A: ID.me says the 70% offer is for first-time community customers only.
Q: What’s the offer for everyone else?
A: The same ID.me page lists 50% off a first box.
Q: Can I cancel after the first box?
A: The FAQ says you can pause, cancel or reactivate your subscription anytime.
Q: Do I need an ID.me account?
A: ID.me lists the offer under its verified community, so plan on verifying with ID.me.
Q: Want to compare with a pet store?
A: Our Chewy cash back page covers a store that sells dog food.
More Information:
ID.me and the company can change the offer without notice, and the listing prints no end date, so read it on the day you order. For more pet savings, browse our pet discounts.
