Farfel’s Farm

Everyone who works at Farfel’s is friendly and very knowledgeable about dogs. They carry nothing but top quality dog and cat foods and snacks as well as all kinds of other pet supplies. If you want to buy local and support and outstanding rescue (Farfel’s Friends Rescue) then please support this wonderful store!

Very cute shop with a lot of local products to choose from such as dog beds, pet food, tons of leashes and collars and even some artwork. We enjoyed browsing around!

What a great pet store. The owners made this feel like a truly unique experience. I’ll be back for sure!

Farfel’s Farm is a quaint pet store and doesn’t skimp on the small town charm. Even though it is quite small in size they have a good selection of items for your dog. They have dog food and I even saw the food we buy our dog and it was the same price as Petco! Buy here and support local businesses!!! :) On top of food and treats they have a wide range of collars, leashes, harnesses, and toys for your pup!
They do have an impressive selection for being a small business, but what I was most impressed with was their passion for dogs and creating a happy shopping environment. We all felt welcome in the shop and we spent a good amount of time looking around because of it. They really love dogs!!! It’s funny that sometimes pet stores don’t really have that passion for animals like you would think. Not a problem here: D We are more towards Denver, but when we make it to Boulder I think we will have to come back and see what they have going on again! We love the goodies we bought from Farfel’s Farm!

Absolutely adore Farfels Farm!
This boutique pet store on the West End of Pearl has everything from collars to beds, treats to ID tags.
The owner is so very friendly and 2 dogs (Cloud and Bagel) chill here every day so be sure to say hello to them!
They have a small selection of CU items for your fur friends and the prices are very reasonable. Support local!

I love this place! They have some of the best dog toys that I have yet to see anywhere else. And I love a store that is named after a dog, and there are dogs that hang out there too. The owners are so incredibly nice and will talk dogs with you any time, and encourage you to bring your dogs in, too! Whenever we go to Boulder we like to stop in here and browse, but I usually end up buying a little something for my pup. I don’t care that it’s pricey, I will still continue to shop here, because it’s worth every penny. I’m always happy to shop from such lovely people!

While a bit small, this dog shop has only the best in dog gear and treats. The service is excellent, and your dog will happily spend hours in the shop. A big pricey, but you end up feeling it’s worth it.

Farfel’s is the perfect place in Boulder to hang and chat with other pet lovers, including the owners.
We were just walking along Pearl St. taking in the sights and sounds of life in Boulder, and couldn’t resist stopping into this pet friendly store. 45 minutes later, we had purchased a few treats and toys for our «furry friends», had chatted with other customers and owners, and even played with the owners’ dogs that hang out at the store. My daughter even got some great advice about what breeds of dog may be right for her in the future.
If you’re a pet lover — go visit this place to meet kindred spirits.

Swung by Farfel’s with my wife while wandering around Boulder. Our new dog, Fozzy (an Australian Cattle Dog) is high maintenance. High maintenance in that he has horrible separation anxiety and until we get him «cured» he has to stay in a crate in our car so he doesn’t bark and upset our neighbors.
The dog behaviorist we’re working with recommended bison bone for little Fozzy. Luckily, Farfel’s had a huge selection of bison parts. From bison knee cap to bison trachea, Farfel’s basically had every part in the body. We ended up getting fozzy a GIANT bison knuckle to chew on. Needless to say, he was one happy Fozzy.
After lunch at SALT, my wife and I came back to get a couple more things. The store guy «kind of» remembered us, which wasn’t too awkward. Well, a little bit, but whatever. We wanted to get Fozzy a walking harness with a front strap so he wouldn’t jump on people while we were walking him. We also got a bag of small dog treats to work on his training. The prices here are on the high side but you get a nice selection and it is much more pleasant than going to a Pet Co or a PetsMart. If you’re in the area with your pooch or cat, swing by. Just remember that the Pearl Street Mall is a dog-​free zone.

Stumbled into this awesome pet shop when I was briefly in Boulder. The owner was working and was incredibly helpful and friendly.
There’s a great selection of US-​made collars, leashes, toys, and other accessories — all awesome. Great products, great service, great style, and great selection.
I feel like I should have more to say to back it up, but this pretty much sums it up!

Didn’t catch her name but I believe she’s the owner. So genuine. You can tell she just lives for our pets. Why wouldn’t you want to support a place like this?
PS: She also helps place rescues and animals in need with proper owners. Pretty rad.

Great boutique shop. The perfect place to come with your dogs to get them something special. They have a great selection of high quality products within their small space, and everyone in the shop is always super friendly (especially to our dogs).

I’ve popped in here a couple times and browsed– most of everything was a little pricey for me. But, shortly after that, I realized that walking my dear Dunkmaster was near impossible with his short little nose and his will to choke himself to death. So, I popped in to get a walking harness. I found one in a decent price range, ($ 26 for a large– oh those chesty dogs!) that is sturdy and mesh-​lined. The woman working was extremely helpful. She had a dog in the store wearing a similar harness so we used him as a reference. When I bought it she told me several times that if it didn’t fit Dunkmaster, just to bring it in and we would try a new size. She also kept mentioning that if it didn’t fit, I could just bring him in and then she could meet him.
To make it better even she gave me some all-​natural pet treats to take home. She was very nice to me, and Dunkmaster looks fetching in his harness! To make it even better, he finally walks on the leash like a normal dog!

A cute little pet store full of finds for the heath-​conscious owner (apparently, the best vegetarian treats on the market)! The couple that runs the place are very nice. Chatted me, my husband, and my sister-​in-​law up quite a bit about our dogs and what they might enjoy.
I grabbed two toys, one of which is still withstanding the uncanny ability my German Pinscher has to to unstuff any plush plaything. The seams are all on the inside (briliant!) and it’s lined with a durable netted material. It’s also a ridiculously cute octopus with eight appendages — ALL of which have a squeaker in them. Love it! I’m thinking of mentioning the brand to the folks at Phydeaux back in NC and seeing if we can get those suckers stocked here!
Bear in mind the shop is on the small side. Pop in if you’re the area. But for staples like beds and dishes, you probably want a bigger store with more selection. And if you have a small breed that you dress (either for warmth — or for costume), there wasn’t much in the way of that either.

Delightful West End (of Pearl Street) boutique for dogs and cats. They have super-​premium foods and treats; a great selection of toys; and collars, leashes, coats and other accessories that you can’t find anywhere else. The owners are friendly, knowledgeable and very «green» — they carry local products and support windpower. You know this is their passion, not just a business, when you see them with Farfel and their other dogs in the store. Their photographs are displayed in the shop — incredible. I haven’t had any taken yet, but plan to. I haven’t done price comparisons because I would rather support a quality local business than worry over pennies, but I think their prices are competitive. Just a wonderful place to go!

Farfel’s Farm is a great little specialty pet store located on Pearl Street in Boulder. The owners, Sandy & Jeff, are super friendly and their four dogs including Farfel are usually lounging round the store.
If you bring your dog into the store, it’s likely they’ll get spoiled with some yummy treats courtesy of Sandy and Jeff.
They carry just about every toy your beloved pet could desire and they also do pet photography. Pet food, clothing, leashes and collars are among other items they offer. If you’re in the area, stop by and say hello… you may just make a new friend and I’m sure you’ll become a fan!

Great pet boutique store on the west end of Pearl St. Decent selection of quality dog & cat food as well as other products. I don’t think they offer grooming or homeopathic/​holistic pet remedies like you’d find at Pet Empawrium in Arvada.
I especially like that they also offer photography if you’re looking for a new picture of your pet (or you & your pet). This definitely makes their store more unique!