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Fall and Winter Dog Clothing For many dogs, clothing is a necessary and essential part of staying warm during the colder months. Some dogs are unable to maintain the body heat necessary to keep warm and may require additional protection...

We love it when animals are able to join the festivities, and fall is no exception! Pumpkin is one of several foods that are popular this season, so you may wonder if it's safe for pets to eat. The answer...

Learn How You Can Help Victims of the Louisiana Flood On Saturday, August 13, 2016, southern Louisiana was hit with rain that accumulated more than 20 inches. Louisiana Governor Edwards declared a state of emergency on Friday, prompting thousands of...

The 2016 competitive games have begun! We hope you are having fun watching the sporting events and your favorite countries compete. We combined a group of gold medal aspiring pooches that would represent our country well! Though competition is 'ruff',...

Image Source Have you joined the Pokémon GO craze? We're sure you've seen an increase of millennials venturing outside, eyes glued to their phones, gathering in groups, and occasionally shouting, "POKÉMON!" Pokémon GO is inspired by the animated series Pokémon,...

National Pet Hydration Month July is PetSafe's National Pet Hydration Month, and at Jeffers, we believe it's important to not only think about your water intake but also your furry friends! Whether your pet lives indoors or outdoors, make sure...

Choosing the best anti-itch dog shampoo can be difficult. Even trying to pronounce the names of the active ingredients can be overwhelming. I sat down with the folks from Davis Manufacturing to talk about the active ingredients in their anti-itch...

Kennel Cough Bordetella bronchiseptica As a pet parent, the health of our dogs is highly important to us. While some things are unpreventable, kennel cough is a very preventable sickness. What is kennel cough? Also called canine infectious respiratory disease,...

The two varieties of tapeworms most commonly found in dogs are dipylidium caninum and taenia pisiformis. These parasites are transmitted from fleas and lice or acquired by eating infected rodents, rabbits and sheep. The only ingredient that will kill both...