You make the appointment and we hold the lead. Calm, steady support for your horse, cow, goat, or other livestock during vet and farrier visits — keeping everyone relaxed from start to finish.

Some appointments call for an extra set of hands (and an experienced pair, at that). Whether your horse needs someone to hold them for a farrier, you need help cold hosing a leg or hoof abscess, your goat's getting a grooming, or your cow needs a steady presence during a vet or farrier visit, we'll show up as your stand-in, offering reassuring scratches, and keeping everyone calm, cooperative, and on their best behavior.

Think of us as moral support with good footing and zero fear of hooves. You focus on the appointment — we'll focus on keeping your animal relaxed, so the whole thing goes smoothly for everyone involved.

Feathers, fluff, and a whole lot of personality — that's what you're leaving in our hands! Whether your flock rules the backyard or your bunnies run the show from their hutch, we're happy to step in as their favorite (temporary) farmhand.

We'll handle:

• morning coop and/or hutch check

• fresh feed and water

• egg collecting

• enough gentle chatter to keep everyone feeling right at home.

Ducks get their pond time, rabbits get their veggies, and chickens get to boss us around exactly as much as they'd like. You get to relax, knowing your feathery and floppy-eared friends are happy, safe, and probably a little spoiled by the time you're back.

This is a drop-in visit only. No overnight stays without booking a larger farm visit package. When a larger farm visit package is booked, care for chickens, ducks and rabbits are included for no additional charge.

Snacks, scratches, and a little barnyard chaos — we're here for all of it. Whether your goats are plotting an escape, your sheep are perfecting their unbothered stare, or your pigs are ready to demand belly rubs the second we walk in, we've got the routine covered.

We'll handle feed and fresh water, check pastures and stalls for anything out of place, and make sure everyone's safe, comfortable, and thoroughly fussed over.

You get to leave knowing your herd is in good hands — even if they're a little more spoiled by the time you're back.