What types of emergencies are likely to occur in your area? Do hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, flooding, blizzards or wild fires affect your area? If you are unsure what disasters are common in your area, contact your local emergency management agency for more information. Also, consider other emergency situations, such as house fires or gas leaks…

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…

Never a dull moment at Jeffers and you never know what you might end up doing or where you will see yourself.

A regular morning romp through the yard turned into a nightmare for a young Chihuahua named Buster when he was suddenly attacked and taken by a wild coyote in the suburban town of Littleton, Colo. But thanks to two brave…

We are, once again, in the midst of change. Spurred on by growing pains and outdated software, we have some necessary changes to make and we are trying to keep in mind what we heard and learned last year. We have a team developing a new platform for our Site that will make some changes that cannot be avoided any longer.

Many people get a new puppy for Christmas and with that new puppy come questions: “Is it normal for my puppy to ______________?
Just fill in the blank with anything from chewing, digging, whining, barking, and much more…

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.

As we near the holidays, with all the traditions and festivities, the bright colorful lights and decorations, it is easy to forget the potential for danger that exists, not just for us but for our four-legged friends. We all know that there is an inherent danger of fire with the lights and extra extension cords and just the cold dry weather, but here are a few more tips that you may not have considered…

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…