Pet Blog

Staying hydrated during the summer months is a challenge for most of us humans, let alone our dogs. Keeping your dog hydrated helps them stay cool, regulates their body temperature, and helps maintain optimal health and energy. To help prevent...

Hi everyone! I’m Renee, the Pet Specialist at Jeffers Pet. Today, I’m going to teach you how to master loose leash walking with your dog. If you’ve ever experienced being pulled by your dog, you know it’s not a lot...

Thunder and lightning and wind, oh my! Astrophobia or “thunder phobia” can affect both humans and animals. For most dog parents, we don’t know what part of a thunderstorm causes their fear and anxiety. For some, it could be a...

It’s the one thing you’re really not looking forward to with your new puppy: puppy shots. Nobody wants to see their pet suffer, and we all know getting stuck with a needle is no fun. But puppy vaccines can literally...

New Year’s resolutions have become almost a joke for most of us. How many of us make resolutions every year, knowing that they will be broken before the new year rolls in? Some of the most common resolutions are to...

While the holidays are filled with fun and enjoyment for most people, many of our pets may not be as excited about the festivities. There are a variety of holiday dangers pet owners should be aware of when these special...

Owning a dog, or being a pet parent, is not only a joy but a privilege and a responsibility. Before making the decision to bring a pet into your home, think seriously about the responsibilities of being a good dog...

The short answer to that is… maybe! One thing to remember is that when our dogs happily chew on tennis balls, their jaws are more than capable of compressing the ball. If that compressed ball pops open in the back...

According to the HomesAlivePets Blog, green tripe is “the untreated contents of a grazing animal’s stomach or intestines. While it sounds gross, this treat is one of the most nutritious that you can provide your dog". Why is it Called...