Significant changes over the years! I would not recommend at all. Got there, checked in, saw the…read morevet. Checked out and reviewed the bill when I got to the car, charged a late fee of $10.60. I made the appointment on the phone, arrived 10 minutes early. When asked, the cashier said I WAS LATE, and that I had received an email before showing the appointment was at 1:30, not 1:45! That was it! I didn't look for an email but did not think I needed to. I guess I paid for two appointments. The regular one for $69.96 and the last one ever for $10.60!

When my husband came home late at night and brought in a cute, fluffy, black kitten off the street,…read moreI knew that kitten was going to be a part of our lives. He brought the kitten in with the intention of feeding it and letting it back outside -- which we did -- but the next day, we inquired about the kitten, found out it was just a friendly stray, and well, volunteered to take it in. And with that, Luna Mae became the third cat in our little animal family. She purred as we gave her a shower to wash off the dirt and fleas, and she warmed up to us quickly. We adored her. That said, we needed to get her to the vet for some shots and a check-up. We asked some friends if they had any recommendations and they pointed us here to Cleveland Animal Clinic. We met with Dr. Cleveland (and the friendly crew) and they gave Luna Mae the kitten shots she needed over four visits. Then came the time when we needed to get her fixed. This is done during select days of the week -- it is suggested the pet is dropped off when the clinic opens and picked up in the middle of the afternoon. I dropped Luna Mae off one rainy Friday. When I went to pick her up, they had an interesting story to tell me. Apparently, when the vet opened Luna with the intention of removing her uterus, there was none! They re-checked under all the fluffy fur and found the male parts..... and did what needed to be done. So.... we had a boy! We changed Luna's name to Cash. And had a pretty good laugh at that story. I was a bit disturbed later on that they didn't double-check the reproductive parts before prepping for surgery, but I guess they had just taken our word for it and overlooked the bits under the fur. (I had previously thought it was a boy, myself, but my husband said it was a girl.... go figure). I was not charged for the extra surgery, thankfully. Also, everything I've had to do was affordable and reasonably priced. I'm very happy about that. Despite the mix-up with the surgery, we're still using this clinic (and have been back already to get some medicine for a sick Luna Cash) but I prefer Dr. Barron. And we have a funny story to share!

No longer on Lawson street! Please correct address! Other than not being able to find them, we…read morewere very pleased with the care and attention our kitty received. They even called a couple days after his appointment to check on him. They are at 529 East Washington Street now!!!

I am amazed by this vet! They are so patient and truly listen to you, taking time to explain what…read moreis needed and why, and the cost of everything before they start. My dog is very anxious and reactive, and they were kind and patient about it. They have made life time patients out of us! I can't recommend highly enough.

Cleveland Animal Clinic 411 S Broadway St, Georgetown, KY 40324…read more This is a new clinic and I just want to let you know of my experience there. I one of my family members in a female dog named Teddy Fox. She had hurt her leg and was carrying it, The Dr. there has some staff getting her vitals. The veterinarian came in for a total of about 5 minutes touched her leg and said that she had a torn ACL and would need surgery. I asked if she could fix her but the vet said she wasn't a surgeon, which hindsight was a good thing. The clinic gave me a list of veterinarians that could do the surgery, which was going to cost anywhere from $1000 to $2200 dollars. I scheduled an appointment with the clinic that was going to do the surgery. Luckily they were a little more thorough. The Dr. at the other clinic did a consultation and said that Teddy did have a torn ACL that she had arthritis in her leg and recommended laser therapy. I called the other clinic and voiced my concerns, I asked for my money back minus the cost of the pain medicine they prescribed and I was pretty much dismissed from the veterinarian at the Cleveland Clinic, they weren't going to take any ownership of their recommendation for surgery or the 5 minute consultation I was given. So basically Cleveland Animal clinic charged me $100 to miss diagnose my Teddy, again luckily she wasn't a surgeon or I would have been out more money and put Teddy through more pain for a problem that did exist. As comparison the other clinic I took Teddy to spent a little more time understanding her problems, did and xray to confirm Teddys problem, did laser therapy and gave me pain medicine for $120. Now if you Love your animals like my family does go to someone that cares about animals and not the bottom line. I will write another review for the other animal clinic.

I was previously at Scott County Vet Clinic. My baby girl was spayed and dew claws removed. My…read moredischarge instructions never said anything of removal of dew claw sutures. She starting limping and I had to remove her sutures myself with my skills as a CMA. I also noticed last week she had a small area of pus coming from her spay surgery site. I couldn't take her back to Scott County after how she was treated. I had a great friend and coworker recommend Cleveland Clinic. They got our girl in Christmas Eve morning and today is Tuesday and her incision looks fabulous. They are so clean, professional, prices are great, and nice. Our girl was relaxed unlike the other vet office. We will definitely be going back and I recommended my mom to transfer her dog as well. Customer Service at it's best!!!! Thank you so much for your care for our girl and Merry Christmas!!!!

Horrible! They used to be great but Dr. Noble keeps her schedule so full that in the event of your…read morepet getting sick or injured you will NOT be able to get an appointment and she will refer you to an ER vet all the way in Richmond or tell you to try another vet in town- every single time- and then trash talk the prices of who they send you to at a follow up proclaiming they don't charge like that (uh- yeah because you'd have to be able to get in first!). Even her staff thinks she fills her schedule so full she can't properly care for her current patients. She apparently only handles preventative care like vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries and mole removals. Beyond disappointing, what a waste to establish care here- you're better going literally anywhere else. I feel bad that I've referred people here

I have been going to this clinic for some years and I love it. What has really won me over was when…read moreMy Barrington had a leg laceration and it was an emergency to get him in, they didn't hesitate to see him. Dr. Noble got him, together fast, and I even had to bring him back a day or two later because he found away to get to the injury again... I recommend this clinic and the Dr's... whether it is for the maintenance of your pet or emergency care. April B

Unequivocally, the best! I am thrilled to have an opportunity to express what wonderful humans work…read moreat this clinic. Before I moved to Midway, I had heard friends talk about Dr. McGregor and how fantastic she was. Secretly having not yet met or been to the clinic, I thought my friends were excessively complimentary. However, I would soon be forever grateful that they had possibly underestimated her skills. We had only been patients a year or so (maybe only had had a visit or two) when on a Sunday afternoon my almost 13 year old west highland terrier had his intestines ripped from his body when he was viciously attacked by a neighbor's dog. I called the clinic with our emergency, and within 15 minutes she had returned the call and I was at the clinic. His insides being out - the significant injuries, my dog should not have lived that day. He is only here now because of her skills and devotion and the dedication of her staff to their patients. He is famous at the clinic now as the dog who lived. I love every extra day I have with my dog, and this clinic is the reason I have them. They deserve all the stars! P.S. They are also good with the ordinary stuff. I appreciate their transparency in care and their loving but down-to-earth approach.

Dr. McGregor and her staff are fantastic. They absolutely know what they are doing and have helped…read moremy animals many times, including saving my dog Crosley twice (once from bloat and once from a tumor). I wish I could give them more stars.

Sadly I see a lot of negative reviews. However whenever my cat experience a seizure at the age of 1…read morey/o they were my closest option and took my cat as a walk in emergency and helped our situation, diagnosed him, and gave him the correct treatment that he's been on for over a year now with only 1 more seizure since taking meds (he had two in the span of 1 week before taking him in). I also have a girl cat I decided to take in aswell for her shots and they are incredibly fast and reassuring, I also received a phone call and email informing me when it was time for her follow up shots! This veterinary center has never let me down and has assisted me through my cats medical journey and I can't be anymore grateful for that.

I took my dog Bubba in here after a few days of him not acting quite right. We were assigned…read morerandomly to Dr. McConnell. To make a long story short, Bubba had a sizable mass, and the prognosis wasn't good. Doc explained all the options clearly and thoroughly, and while being sympathetic he was also blunt, which I greatly appreciated. In the end I opted to do what we could through medication just to make the time I had left with him as comfortable as possible. Since then it's been about 2.5 weeks, doc even refilled the prescriptions once for me without issue because Bubba was doing so well. Unfortunately, we decided today that tomorrow will be my last day with Bubba. I really just wrote this to express my deep gratitude towards Dr McConnell and the staff there at CKVC. The way the doctor has been throughout this whole process, I just couldn't have asked for anything more. Sympathetic, caring, and knowledgeable while also being clear and blunt with the prognosis and options. Honestly, I'm incredibly grateful, I got over 2 more weeks with my special boy than I thought I was going to after hearing what was going on. Bubba and I couldn't have been treated better or more respectfully anywhere. Thank you very much Dr McConnell and the whole staff there!

I've used Dr Sutton for almost 20 years of my horses. He's a great vet he's come out for emergency…read morevisits. He will tell you how it is but I respect that and want truthful answers. He's seen my dog on an emergency to get stitches even though I don't use him as a small animal vet.

I have used Dr. Sutton multiple times for my horses. He has done Coggins tests, Health…read morecertificates, and has treated an old mare of mine that had chronic laminitis. Dr. Sutton handles horses very well, even skittish ones. When the time came, I had Dr. Sutton put my old mare down. He did so in a way that was quick and painless. He is a very honest and straightforward vet, and doesn't sugarcoat things, which I appreciate. His trip fees and rates are affordable. I will continue to use Dr. Sutton for my equine vet needs.

Groomer Kimberly does a great job with our cat and we appreciate her. Easy to schedule.read more

I had been a client of Animal Medical Center since Dr. Bevin was on board. I had recently had a…read morehorrible experience here with my dog that I felt was necessary to share. My dog was in a medical crisis when I took her in. We saw a new veterinarian, a female, who I do not recall meeting before. It was getting close to the end of the day, and I felt we were being rushed out. We were told they couldn't treat her because nobody would be there overnight (which is a change from their previous practice.) I was referred to an emergency hospital in Lexington because she said my dog needed an oxygen chamber. This was one of the two hospitals the said "they always work with." She did offer to do exrays and a blood test and said she would send the results to the emergency hospital. I allowed her to do the tests, and I believe my dog may have been hurt more during that process. When she came back, her tongue was blue. We took my dog to the recommended place. My dog suffered for most of the way and passed away just as we arrived. They took her in anyway, I think to see if there was anything they could do, but it was too late. When we left the emergency hospital, I glanced at my phone and saw there was a message from Animal Medical Center saying the emergency hospital they had directed us to was out of oxygen. So even if we'd made it there, they wouldn't have been able to give her the treatment the Animal Medical Center doctor said we needed. It's been almost a year since this happened, and I thought long and hard about whether to post this review. I waited to have a clearer head because this loss has been extremely traumatic, and I feel horrible about the amount of time my dog suffered. I would not recommend relying on a practice that would operate in this manner. Perhaps it would have been different if Dr. Drew had been working that day. I don't know. I would not recommend using this practice.