Absolutely a great caring Vet. Knows his business. Best in Woodford County. And best of all, he…read moremakes house calls. I highly recommend him.

Absolutely the best. A vet who comes to your house. Dr. MacDonald is caring and compassionate and…read morealways willing to diagnose and treat your animals. We've used his services for over 25 years. Highly recommended.

Very good people Handle pets w care…read moreNot very expensive Easy access to get in Happy people

Very friendly, got us in quickly to treat my cat who had an abscess on his face. I was very nervous…read moreabout leaving him and he was so calm when we left. Affordable and great care!

I had an appointment this morning and was dismayed that they still have curbside only service and…read morehumans are not allowed to come back and explain symptoms. The Vet tech was rude and shoved my pets records at me so that I could go to another Vet. I wanted my dogs to be seen today but this person "sent me packing" after 30 years of patronage. Guess they do not need the business from my 6 pets!!!

each of our pets has received excellent care at every stage of their lives. The veterinarians…read morerecognize us as a family and are thoughtful about how our pets' health and quality of life inform our family unit. Nicholasville road Animal Hospital has been our medical home for more than25 years- 6 dogs, five cats, one snake, Autoimmune Hemokytic anemia, diabetes, renal failure, lymphoma, dementia, aging, puppy diarrhea. Thank you.

I don't normally take the time to write reviews but Nicholasville rd animal hospital took…read moreexceptional for my pup yesterday. I called on a Saturday morning with a concern about my new puppy and they were able to get me in quickly. Dr. Riney explained the problem thoroughly, took the time to do a complete exam, as well as address any concerns I have with owning a new pup even though I was a add on appointment on a busy Saturday. I am greatly appreciative of Dr. Riney and his staff and how kind and patient they were with my puppy and I.

Nice staff, Amy vet tech was especially sweet to my young puppy who was afraid. The facility has no…read moregrass close by which made it difficult to get the dog to a spot to pee. Dr was nice but seemed annoyed when puppy balked at having her ears examined. Cost was reasonable. I changed clinics due to cost so appreciate paying less.

I've been taking my dogs here since I moved to Kentucky in 2019. I've seen several of their…read moreveterinarians, and Dr. Thacker is my favorite. The vet care is adequate; however, there are a few issues to be aware of. As someone else mentioned, there is no grass for relieving your nervous pet prior to going in or coming out of the building. I've also consistently had problems with accurate documentation of vaccines and mentioned multiple times by email, phone, and in-person that my dog is up-to-date with vaccines and they can stop sending me notices in the mail. I provide proof of this every time, but it still continues. A huge negative is that there was no vet or tech follow-up conveying recent lab test results causing a delay in treatment. I was told results take two weeks, but the date on the paperwork shows they had access to the results a full week ago. Only after I called, was a plan of treatment set in place. I have considered going to a different location for veterinary services due to these issues, but likely the next place would have their own issues. One plus for this office is that they coordinate care with an an outside provider who provides chiropractic care and red-light therapy.

A couple of things other than the outrageous prices that I didn't care for: The young lady who was…read moreseeing my cats was kind of rough with them for no reason. Grabbing them by their scruff in a very rough manner for zero reason. It just didn't make sense. On top of that, an older male who was present (in and out of the room) was very rude toward me. He had made mention of my cat's cleft palate which isn't a cleft palate at all and I was getting ready to explain what was really going on with her mouth, as I spoke up, he abruptly walked away while I was speaking to him. Rude. One of my cats was given meds for parasites and the young lady put it on in the wrong spot. You could look on the back of her neck and see that it was too far to the right. The whole point of having it right at the nape is so the animal can't get to it. My assumption is that she was able to get to it, because she threw up and had diarrhea all night. I wasn't told before or after that this med could cause this sort of side effect. Thank goodness she seems okay now Anyway, this place wasn't terrible. The young lady working the receptionist desk was very kind and polite, the young lady who checked out my animals was not impolite or rude toward me, but handled my cats roughly and misplaced the meds and did not give info on possible side effects before or after administering, and the older man (my guess is he is the actual Vet, but no one introduced themselves or gave their titles) was very rude and dismissive toward me by walking away while I was speaking. I don't take disrespect lightly so I'll never go back to this place. Be nicer and more respectful to your customers and be gentler with the animals.

Awesome people and quick in and out. Always fast and gets to the point and now i have to hit 85…read morewords

DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE. We brought our dog in for a minor procedure and instead of putting her…read moreunder they put her to sleep. She wasn't old, with many good years in front of her and was the center of our world and through their sheer negligence and incompetence they took her from us.

The best vets around. I drive from lexington to bring my dog in. Most caring and compassionate…read moregroup.

Vicki and angel are amazing horses and I love watching Vicki pregnant belly move on this…read morelivestream. 5 STARS!

This (chilly!) morning we had a really special opportunity to tour Kentucky Equine Adoption Center…read more(KyEAC) as part of Horse Country's community-based event: Meet the Neighbors. I'm SO happy this annual program has returned post-COVID! KyEAC is the largest all-breed equine rescue in Kentucky, situated on 72 rolling acres on Catnip Hill Road in Nicholasville. Right now they have 48 horses available for adoption, with 4 more on the way, and a waitlist a mile long. At any given time they have ~50% thoroughbreds, plus wild/feral horses, and horses from the strip mines of Eastern Kentucky. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, part of their mission is to find the perfect home and purpose for every horse - whether as therapeutic companions, trail horses, or pasture ponies. On the tour - led by Susan Powers - we learned how KyEAC operates, met all the horses and heard their stories, and were treated to a short demonstration in the arena. I was floored. The staff and volunteers at KyEAC are doing amazing work advocating and caring for our most noble and precious symbols of the Bluegrass State. This tour felt much more impactful and important than the standard, showboat, multimillion dollar farms with active racehorses or breeding operations (which are fun, too, I've seen several!), and I would encourage anyone to book a tour (link below) with Horse Country and experience this wonderful place for themselves! https://visithorsecountry.com/book-your-tour/#id=kentucky-equine-humane-center-nicholasville