WE ARE TRYING TO PREVENT THE UNNECESSARY KILLING OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF HEALTHY ANIMALS IN ALABAMA… PERIOD!! No other agenda exists! Please, join our cause!

More than 6.5 million dogs and 12.4 million cats suffer from chronic digestive problems*. The symptoms they experience include gas, diarrhea, bloating and nausea. Many more pets suffer the occasional digestive upset due to changing to a new food, antibiotic use or stress. Having intestinal discomfort is no fun for our pets, or for us, but there are effective means to help make them more comfortable and to strengthen their digestive system, naturally…

One of the main reasons dogs are given up to shelters every year is due to excessive barking. Barking is a normal canine behavior. It is as natural as humans speaking. Barking is only a nuisance when it is excessive…

Leptospirosis is a disease that affects not only dogs but many kinds of animals worldwide. It is a disease caused by a type of bacteria called spirochetes. There are many strains of Leptospira but four are the most common ones that infect our dogs. They are Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae, L. canicola, L. grippotyphosa and L.pomona. Leptospira are found in…

Trying to find a joint supplement can be a daunting task if you don’t already know what you want. (Sometimes even if you do.) Here are some of the more common ingredients used in joint supplements and how they are supposed to help…

Beginning July 1st, 2011, all orders under $60 will have Flat-Rate for standard ground shipping of $6 and FREE SHIPPING for orders $60 or more…

Officially, summer isn’t here yet, but the mercury on the thermometer is still peaking over 90º here in South Alabama. The dogs aren’t the only ones with their tongues hanging out…

Free Shipping Day is Thursday, December 17, 2009…
JeffersPet.com is happy to announce that we will be participating this year and for the first time we will offer FREE SHIPPING on all orders that day. We also guarantee to ship out orders that same day.

According to the FEMA website, you should never leave your pets behind in an emergency (unless your own life is at risk). Remember that though these animals once survived in the wild, we have domesticated them and for generation upon generation we have trained them to overcome or ignore these natural instincts. If you must evacuate, take your pet with you. However

I am a skeptic by nature. If it sounds too good to be true, I grab my wallet and hold on tight…
Since a picture is worth a thousand words I’m going to share some pictures of before and after on some extreme cases. The owner’s words will tell the rest of the story…