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We don't have our own pets at our stores, but we love all our customers' pets!
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The Pet Lovers Store. Multiple Locations - 2 in Southern Indiana, 9 in Louisville, 1 in Shepherdsville and 1 in E-town.. Locally owned and family operated. Serving Kentuckiana since 1959.

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News and Events at Feeders Supply

Spring Sale - March 14-21

During our Spring Sale, there are some amazing premium pet food offers and great supply deals. Plus we now carry K9 Advantix in addition to Frontline Plus to help prevent fleas on your pets this year.

You'll also find reduced prices on nearly all our wild bird feeds. Plus, you can save 15% on all bird feeders. This sale takes place just in time for the return of many of our songbirds to your backyard. Time to get ready for Spring!



New Hoiday Manor Store - Now Open!
The Holiday Manor store opened on Thursday, October 29th. The store occupies 10,000 square feet and houses a complete line of food and supplies for your dogs and cats. Also included is a 4-bay self-serve pet wash. Those who feed songbirds and wildlife will find a great selection of bird feeders and a variety of feeds. Basic care products for small animals, pet birds, reptiles and fish are also included, along with a selection of "pocket pets" and fish.
Store Manager Melissa Barbati and her team are ready to serve you!



Dr. John's Wellness Clinic
Traveling Schedule
Offering: Vaccinations, Heartworm Testing, Microchipping and Nail Trimming
Mondays: Springhurst, 6-9 PM
Tuesdays: Fern Creek, 6-9 PM
Wednesdays: Alternates between Baxter Ave. and Dixie Hwy. stores from 1:30-4:30 PM
Wednesdays: Middletown, 6-9 PM
Thursdays: Preston Hwy., 6-9 PM
Fridays: Hikes Point, 6-9 PM
See the complete schedule on our website.




Happy Tails Obedience Training
Classes are beginning weeks of March 8 and 15 at all neighborhood Feeders Supply locations. Each session runs for six weeks - one class of approximately one hour duration per week.

Level I Puppy - 8 to 18.Wks. (older, shy dogs may attend puppy after a consultation). The main focus of this class is socialization & management skills. Basic behaviors such as sit and leash walking will be introduced.
Level I Adult – 18 weeks and older. Focus of this class is basic skills and manners.
Level II Adult – 18 weeks & older Must have attended Level I orientation at Feeders Supply and Level I class or its equivalent and have good attention & focus, at least a 1-minute sit/down/stay and average leash-walking skills.
Level III – Must have completed Level II class or its equivalent and have attended Level I orientation at Feeders Supply. Level III may include but is not limited to advanced obedience skills, Rally obedience, tricks or other targeted behaviors.
CGC/Therapy Dog Prep – These classes will focus on skills required to pass the AKC CGC test and/or Delta Pet Partner Test. Other intermediate level behaviors will be included such as prolonged stays and working at higher levels of distraction.

NOTE: Ages are at the time class begins.

Fee: $80 -- $15 non-refundable deposit plus $65 due at first class. Pre-registration is recommended. See stores to register

To register, visit your neighborhood Feeders Supply store. For more information and complete schedule, see the Obedience Training page on our website.

Feeders Supply Contact Information
Downtown (502) 583-3867
315 Baxter Avenue
Louisville, KY 40204
Monday - Friday 8-6:00
Saturday 8-5
Sunday Noon – 5

Springhurst (502)326-9404
Across from the Summit
9486 Brownsboro Rd.
Louisville, KY 40241
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

Hikes Point (502) 451-2775
McMahan Plaza, Next to Kroger
3079 Breckenridge Ln.
Louisville, KY 40220
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

Middletown (502) 244-9902
Middletown Plaza,
Across from McDonald's
12318 Shelbyville Rd.
Louisville, KY 40243
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9 Sunday 10 – 6

Fern Creek (502) 239-6429
6820 Bardstown Rd.
Louisville, KY 40291
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6


Valley Station (502) 935-4334
Valley Station Center
10948 Dixie Hwy.
Louisville, KY 40272
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

Preston Hwy. (502) 964-0377
Indian Trail Center-
5763 Preston Hwy.,
Louisville, KY 40219
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

St. Matthews (502)893-5550
Shelbyville Rd Plaza, Next to Circuit City
4600 Shelbyville Rd, Suite 100
Louisville KY, 40207
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

Shepherdsville (502) 921-0655
Shepherds Crossing, Next to Kroger 187 Adam Shepherd Pkwy, Suite #2 Shepherdsville, KY 40165
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

New Albany, IN (812) 944-0732
Grantline Road & I-265, Next to
Kroger, 3400 Grantline Rd.
New Albany, IN 47150
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

Clarksville, IN (812)944-6592
Clark Station,229 E. Lewis and Clark Pkwy
Clarksville, IN 47129
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6

E-Town, KY (270)769-2357
1610 Ring Rd.
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday Noon - 6

Holiday Manor (502) 426-5540
Across from Kroger
Louisville, KY 40222
Monday - Saturday 9:00-9
Sunday 10 – 6


Corporate Office
315 Baxter Ave.
Louisville, KY 40204
502-212-0433

Email: info@feederssupply.com

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Concern For Outdoor Pets

We received this information from Metro Animal Services and wanted to share with Kentuckianapets members:
Constant Cold Temperatures Cause Concern for Animals Left Outdoors

“Despite their “fur” coats, domesticated animals like cats and dogs depend on people to protect them from the elements,” said Jackie Gulbe, assistant director for community relations. “Many pet owners will claim that their pets like to be outside, but that doesn’t mean it’s safe for them.”

MAS is offering the following sugg… Continue

Posted on January 8, 2010 at 8:39am —

Feeders Supply

Slimming Down

Does your pet need to lose weight? To check your dog, move your hands along his sides. If you can feel his ribs, he's about right. When you look down on him you should be able to see a "waistline". A home test for kitty is to run your hands down her sides when she's standing. If her abdomen protrudes beyond the ribs, she's probably overweight. Next make a visit to your veterinarian. He'll examine your pet to make sure that the extra weight is not being caused by another health condition, such as… Continue

Posted on December 31, 2009 at 10:05am —

Feeders Supply

Shedding Season

We love our furry friends, but this time of year the “furry” part can be a problem. Remember that the natural shed cycle is nature’s way to prepare your pet for the hot summer months.

To stay comfortable and a socially acceptable part of the family, your furry pet needs your assistance in getting through this hairy experience. Seasonal shedding is a normal process and routine brushing is important to making shedding bearable for both your pet and you.

In addition to removing fur, there are oth… Continue

Posted on June 16, 2009 at 5:07pm —

Feeders Supply

Hip and Joint Pain In Pets

As our pets age, they can develop joint problems, just as people do. If you notice your senior dog takes his time to get up, is slower climbing up and down stairs or has difficulty jumping into the car or onto a chair, it could be joint pain. Cats exhibit joint pain in similar ways or they may simply chew or lick their joints in an attempt to make the pain go away. If your pet is in pain, you should always take your animal to the veterinarian.

If your dog or cat has osteoarthritis, your vet may… Continue

Posted on May 16, 2009 at 2:27pm —

Feeders Supply

When Your Cat Sprays....

Dog owners understand urine spraying for the purpose of territory marking. Outdoors, many male dogs will hike their leg on every tree or post within the yard. They're leaving their scent behind to say, "This is my space. Keep out." For indoor cat owners, this territory marking is more of a problem.

First, a cat's "spraying" urine is mixed with a particularly bad smelling ingredient meant to thoroughly cover any other cat's scent. It will do that and more! And, cats that spray are not satisfied… Continue

Posted on May 5, 2009 at 4:40pm —

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