I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Schoeck. I have taken all three of my senior dogs to…read morevarious veterinarians over the years, but no one has ever shown the level of care, dedication, and compassion that she has. One of my dogs was seriously ill, and despite countless visits to different vets, no one could figure out what was wrong--until Dr. Schoeck. Her expertise, patience, and determination to get to the root of the problem gave my dog the treatment he desperately needed, and for that, I am forever grateful. It's so rare to find someone with such a genuine love for what they do, and I wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone looking for a veterinarian who will treat their pets like family. She is, without a doubt, the only vet I trust. Thank you, Dr. Schoeck, for everything!

We have been coming here for years. Dr Schoeck is our usual vet, although we have seen Dr Weiss…read moretoo. They are kind and knowledgeable. I feel like they really know and care for my cats. The other staff are great. They clearly love the patients.

My cat became ill last week and our normal vet was unavailable. I found Kentucky Paws and read…read moretheir positive reviews online so decided to take a chance. I'm so happy I did! Their office is clean and bright, their staff is very nice, and they fit me in quickly. The vet we saw was very thorough and discussed my cat's health. She gave me tips to prevent health issues in the future and treated my cat. As usual at the vet, I was bracing for the worst with cost, but my bill seemed fair. I will definitely be back!

After moving to Covington from Anderson Township, we were looking for a veterinary practice closer…read moreto home. We read a lot of reviews and decided to come to Park Hills Animal Hospital. All three of our pets have now had their first annual visits at this practice and we've been very impressed with the care and attention they've received. Dr. Turner in particular really impressed me with his gentle demeanor and the time he spent with our kitty yesterday. He seemed generally interested in understanding her personality and he's the first vet to suggest a potential solution for the chronically cracked dry nose she experiences says every winter. It's easy to schedule appointments, the staff are warm and welcoming and when you come in, you'll see your pet's name on the blackboard by the door, which is a really nice touch.

Everyone from front desk to the doc were very nice and pleasant with my cat. I expressed concern…read morewith his breathing and sneezing but it could be that he's a big boy... 19 lbs! They listened to my concerns and had reccomendations for each one. Mind you, i called at 4:30 and by 5:30 I was at the office because they had an opening. I didn't feel rushed during the appt at all. I will be returning to update vaccinations. Also it didn't cost an arm and a leg!!! Thank you Park Hills!

I think they manage a huge operation very well. Vets, techs and desk staff are all very…read moreprofessional. It's obvious that everyone there loves animals. They helped us through a very difficult terminal dog illness in the past, and they have provided excellent support for over a decade for our 12 year old dog. The online check in system works pretty well in our experience. It isn't precise of course, but it is a very effective tool for managing my time on a vet visit day.

Ft. Wright, KY location: I have been taking my 3 cats, 1 foster, and 1 feral cat to Noah's Ark for…read morethe last couple of years. Two of my cats were sick and seen last Oct. by Dr. Gore. At the time, I brought in the folder which contains all of their medical records. I assumed copies were made. I took Luna to see Dr. Gore on Wed, 9/23/26 for a well visit. It was supposed to cost $62. As always, I end up with medications I don't need and can't use. Dr. Gore felt of Luna's body and checked her teeth. Luna is challenging when I brush their teeth and I was concerned that they needed to be cleaned. She said they did. The only other thing that occurred during the visit was that she was weighed and I was told that she needed to lose 1 pound. I expected more from a well visit. The majority of the visit was spent discussing the issue of vaccinations. After my 3 cats were vaccinated one year ago, they vomited at least 30 times before I could find a vet very close to me who was open and willing to see them. In addition, they were panting, high fever, rapid heartbeats, facial swelling, and lethargy. After a $800 vet bill they told me to take them to the ER to be monitored and let me know the cost would be $3000 to $5000. I did and had to bring one back the next day. I contacted the vaccination company and no one else reported a reaction with those batches (rabies/FVRCP) of vaccinations. I told Dr. Gore they almost died and we did not want them vaccinated. I told her they were vaccinated a year ago and I had brought in all of their records last October, but she couldn't find them. They never go outside, don't want to go outside, and our shoes are left in the garage. She said she is required by law to do the rabies vaccine and would not back down. I was extremely upset to risk my cat's life, but she said she could give her medicine (a shot) and send some home and we could wait in the office in case there was a reaction. I eventually agreed, as I assumed they were at risk of a huge fine if they didn't give the rabies vaccination, and I wanted Luna's teeth to be cleaned. When I got home, I was angry that the Luna went through the pain of a shot and an extremely painful rabies vaccine shot. It is kept in the fridge and much more upsetting that a typical shot. I didn't know that a 1 year old could get a 3-year vaccination but she had gotten one only a year ago. She went through all that pain and trauma for nothing. I asked that the manager call me. She did, didn't answer when I called her back and called at 8am this morning, but didn't return my phone call. I called again after Luna vomited twice and appeared to be sick. I was up until 4am this morning monitoring and worrying about her. I finally slept in a recliner with her on my lap. I feel horrible because I wanted to take Luna for well visit to help her and only ended up hurting her. The $62 I was quoted ended up being almost $300. This was the second time I made the appointment and stated that it was a well visit. They did not ask me to bring in proof of vaccinations, and they should have made copies last October anyway. When I brought in a feral cat living in my home and my foster cat, I was not asked for proof that they had been vaccinated. Dr. Koopmans and Gore appeared to believe me and did not demand a rabies vaccine. I volunteer at my animal shelter a great deal and talked to an animal control officer. Nothing would happen to a vet office that doesn't vaccinate and I would be fined no more than $30 if Luna escaped and an officer caught her. The vet can simply write a statement regarding her reaction to the vaccine, and I would not be fined at all! Do not go here. They don't care about your pet. They just want $$$.

ATTENTION!!! Faithful Friends Pet Memory Center LLC( Owners: Brian and Lorie Clary) 10073 Tayman…read moreDr. Union, Ky 41091 commented on my review and because they lied about everything, I am responding to address their lies. Their lies only confirmed my suspicions that something did happen to my precious Oreo.I want to tell others what really happened to my Beloved Oreo. Last year, I pleaded for days asking for proper documentation following Oreo's passing and they could not provide that. Now, they claim they can provide the documentation, but if they can provide the documentation now...why couldn't they before? My review was warning others regarding the horror of the. "Bumbling" and "Fumbling" incompetence of Faithful Friends Pet Memory Center LLC (owners : Brian and Lorie Clary), as well as Middendorf Animal Hospital (Brittany Jones and Jim Middendorf) in their mishandling and losing of my Beloved Oreo. This is what really happened...I knew something was wrong when: 1. I pleaded with Faithful Friends to give me a receipt to prove they picked up Oreo( I wanted a date). Also a receipt showing a date proving that she was cremated. I kept asking...they kept refusing. Kim, from Faithful Friends that commented on my review was the person that kept refusing to give me a receipt proving they had picked up Oreo and proving that she was cremated. She also blocked me from talking to anyone else. She, the other staff, as well as Middendorf didn't know where Oreo was or even who the driver, who was supposed to pick up Oreo. 2. I also knew something was wrong when their dates didn't match Middendorf's dates until they finally got together and picked a date that worked for them. 3. Oreo was referred to as a "Male"...my precious Oreo is a FEMALE. 4.Brittany, Jim, Brian and Lorie and staff didn't even have compassion for my Beloved Oreo to return my calls. I will be reporting them to Animal Cruelty Organizations and the Ky. Board of Veterinary Examiner. I am devastated that I still don't know what happened to my Beloved Oreo or where she is. If only I had walked back in that room and taken my precious Oreo home instead of leaving her with these people. I will never get over this. Oreo did not have a voice, so I am being the voice for my Beloved Oreo.

Always helpful and knowledgeable. Listens to what you explain and is through in his science and…read morejudgment

I'm from AZ, so seeing turtles in the road is completely new to me. Saw a little guy in the road…read moremoving around, so I decided to help him get out of the road. Only to find someone had ran over the front part of his shell and head. Completely devastated I called a few vets to see if someone could help euthanize him so he wouldn't suffer. Erlanger Veterinary Hospital answered and was completely polite and respectful of me crying about a turtle that was not my pet. They said to bring him in and they would help the poor little guy. That says a lot about the practice and the people that work there. Showing true compassion for all animals. If I didn't live so far away, I would absolutely take my animals there.

They are one of the very few veterinary clinics near me that are actually knowledgeable about…read moreferrets. They have always treated my ferrets gently and with care. I would highly recommend them for ferrets. Apply for a CareCredit card if you need help with the payments - that's what I do. I can't say they aren't pricey, but the care and treatments they give were always worth it to me.

We love Dr. Bevins and her staff. A friend referred me to her for Bailey my 10 yr old Vizsla. She…read morehelped us make food changes, prescribed herbs, supplements and gave her acupuncture treatments to help her pre-Cushings and itching and lumps. It has really helped! She is so responsive to emails and her staff is very kind and helpful.

This place is amazing. We began taking our 13 year old dog here and Dr. Bevins has been doing…read morechiropractic adjustments and acupuncture. It's made a world of difference. Our dog went from sleeping all day, seemingly depressed, to back to normal for her 13 year old self. Keep in mind this is not a one stop miracle shop but Dr. Bevins will work with you to create an overall healthy approach to keeping your dog happy. It's worth a stop just to chat! She may be able to help.

Can I give more than 5 stars? If I could it would go here. I've been using Allie's for years. I've…read morenever been more comfortable leaving my pups in someone else's hands. My favorite thing about this place is the transparency. Kennel tours, 24/7 staff, proper training for staff and video cameras to ensure your pup is being well cared for. Cleanliness is also a top priority. Drop off and pick up is a breeze. I love Allie's but mostly I love how comfortable I am leaving my dogs with them. My dogs love Allie's!

This is an addition to my earlier review. After deciding, I would not be returning to Allie's…read moreWalkabout, I begin investigating other options in the same area. I'd like to add that "Ruffin' It" a similar Doggie Day Care,/boarding/grooming facility in the same geographical area appears to be less expensive and also has a customer friendly policy where cancellations are accepted up to 11:59 PM the night before the pet is scheduled to arrive. At 4.5 stars they also have a higher rating than Allie's. I will be looking into Ruffin' It as a better alternative to Allie's.

A good vet is hard to find. You never really want to have to go to the vet either, mainly because…read moreit means a fur baby is in some sort of distress, so it's not exactly a place you look forward or enjoy going to. We've been to a couple animal clinics in the NKY area, but had been disappointed in the office hours/"bedside manner" of some of the other vets around. Fortunately Dr. Golatsky and the wonderful staff at Edgewood Animal Clinic have taken really great care of both us and our pets when we needed them. You can tell Dr. Golatsky really loves animals and what she does, even when someone's cat is growling at her unmercifully (not my cat, of course). The staff is always so sweet and friendly, they have extended hours several days a week, and their prices are usually pretty good. Sometimes the wait to be seen can be long, but that's only because the doctor takes her time with each patient and doesn't hurry, and the only thing keeping me from giving them a full five star rating. They've opened up a new location (further down Dixie Highway, next to the Erlanger Kroger) and it is a massive improvement in terms of space and parking compared to their previous spot. As much as my cat dislikes going to see her, he'll be going to see Dr. Golatsky & Co. from here on out!

I called to make an appointment for my two dogs today. I had been taking my dogs to this clinic for…read morea few years now with no issues, aside from the attitude of some of the office staff. The person who answered the phone must have thought that she was the veterinarian. I inquired as to why a heart worm test was needed annually if my dogs were on heart worm medicine all year. She must have taken this question very personal because she became very condescending. And said its our policy and its very necessary then asked how I could be giving them their heart worm medicine because when my dogs were seen last year there was none prescribed by her office. I said (having not checked the medicine) I replied "Well they've been taking it and we will keep getting it from wherever we are getting it from." Then she tried to educate me about how dangerous it was to obtain medicine from third parties and continued to talk down to me as if I am stupid. And I said well I think I know how to care for my dogs and make sure they have what they need. I am a nurse so no worries. She then said in a sarcastic tone, "Oh you're a nurse so you know what your doing, oh ok." As for the medicine I would never do anything illegal I am a nurse. I just wasn't sure where my partner had picked up the meds from because I didn't take them to their last appointment and just simply wasn't sure. But we certainly make sure they get their medicine. I felt like it was a valid question why test for something that they are taking preventative medicine for to begin with. I made an appointment with another veterinarian and called her back to let her know and told her that her lack of professionalism and sarcastic and condescending remarks were simply unacceptable. She then proceeded to tell me that I was sarcastic as well which she is right. I reminded her that I am the customer not the so called professional. I said I am the customer I am allowed to be sarcastic. To which she replied "OHHH your the customer, you're allowed to be sarcastic." And I said yes exactly "You need me, I don't need you." I then requested to speak to her supervisor only to be put on hold for 5 minutes and she came back with "My supervisor is too busy to speak with you, she will have to call you back." I asked for her supervisors name and she said. "Uh The Doctor is my supervisor." I just checked the label and in fact I have the prescription in hand from her office. The fact that her incompetence of not knowing that her office had in fact prescribed and filled the heartworm medicine and accuse me of not giving them that medicine proves to me that my animals do not need to be seen by such unprofessional and disrespectful staff. I told the new Veterinarians office that my dogs would need a refill of their heartworm medicine and a heartworm test. And to my surprise without mentioning it she replied, as long as you are giving them their heartworm meds there is no need to test for heartworms. The Doctor doesn't feel it is necessary. How Ironic. I would recommend this Veterinarian to others, if your animal is in urgent need and they are the last place on earth.

Lizzie is so great with the dogs and my dog wags when she goes in for a groom. . She is prompt and…read moreprofessional. Make sure you book in Advance because she is in high demand. Highly recommend.

They were rude at the front desk. I was trying to drop my dog off for a grooming appointment and…read morethey were rude because I was too early, but they hadn't relayed this information to us when making the appointment. I won't be returning because we have other options.