Cuddle the Highlanders: Hands‑on Grooming and Feeding at Broseley’s Farm

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Cuddle the Highlanders: Hands‑on Grooming and Feeding at Broseley’s Farm

A 30‑minute, on‑farm VIP animal tour in Shropshire offering a brief barn introduction followed by feeding, petting and grooming of the farm’s Highland cattle.

Cuddle the Highlanders: Hands‑on Grooming and Feeding at Broseley’s Farm.

Duration
30 minutes
Location
Broseley
Operator
Frankly Farm Tours
Category
Attraction
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

On arrival at the Shropshire farm your experience begins with a short health-and-safety briefing and an introductory talk in The Old Barn, followed by a short trip out to the paddock where you can feed, groom, style and even cuddle the farm’s Highland cattle in rustic surroundings.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ANIMALS

Meet the Highland Cattle

A fold of striking Highland cattle are the focus of this VIP encounter—up close in their paddock for feeding, petting and grooming in a relaxed farm setting.

THE EXPERIENCE

Hands‑On Grooming and Styling

Participants are invited to groom the animals and even give them a new hairstyle; those comfortable with close contact can offer a cuddle or a tickle under the chin.

THE SETTING

A Rustic Introduction in The Old Barn

The visit begins inside The Old Barn with a briefing and cow talk before moving to the field, framing the hands‑on time in a cozy, farmstead context.

What the day feels like

What the half‑hour feels like

This tightly staged 30‑minute tour moves from a concise safety briefing and a short talk in The Old Barn to a quick walk to the paddock where the mood opens up: feed, pet and groom the cattle; try a playful haircut; and, if you’re at ease, offer a close cuddle and a chin tickle for a quietly memorable animal encounter.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this is for—and who should sit this one out.

1
Animal loversIdeal for people who want a tactile, up‑close interaction with cattle—feeding, grooming and optional close contact are central to the experience.
2
Short‑time visitorsA compact, 30‑minute encounter suits travelers with limited time who still want an immersive farm interaction.
3
Young children and minorsNot a fit: the experience is restricted to ages 18 and over and is not suitable for children.
4
Those who prefer minimal contactA fit if you prefer limited contact—you may view and handle the cows from behind the gate without entering the field.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

In winter bring strong wellington boots and waterproof clothing; the field can be extremely muddy. If you prefer not to enter the field you may view and handle the cows behind the gate.

Duration

The experience runs approximately 30 minutes.

Weather & Footing

Expect muddy conditions in wet months; suitable, sturdy footwear is recommended.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the experience last?

The tour lasts about 30 minutes.

Is this suitable for children?

No. This experience is suitable for participants aged 18 and over only.

Can I stay outside the field and still see the cows?

Yes; you may view and handle the cows from behind the gate if you prefer not to enter the field.

What will happen when I arrive?

On arrival you will receive a short health-and-safety briefing and a talk about the cows before heading to the paddock.

What activities are included?

Feeding, petting, grooming and optional styling of the cattle are included; close contact such as cuddling is possible for those comfortable with it.

What should I wear in winter?

Bring waterproof clothing and strong wellington boots because the field can be extremely muddy.