I love Feeders Supply and their pet washes. No matter if I come in the spring, summer or winter,…read moretheir wash in Frankfort, KY always has spots available. They have 4 or 5 wash stations and each one has a dry station. The one on the far end is my favorite; because my dog is able to just walk in and I found it much more convenient. I've used the other ones for my dog; and if you have a bad back, these would work well for you as well. They have everything that you would need there to wash your dog, except stuff for teeth or nail clippers. They don't mind if you bring your own stuff...and we do almost every time. The coverings work really well until someone breaks something on it and fails to tell management. There's only so much that people can do. For $10 to wash my dog, and leave all his hair there and let someone else clean it up?? Worth EVERY penny!! I will ALWAYS drive from Lexington to Frankfort's pet wash station every time.

I was going there a lot, even bought a rabbit from there. Bought most of my pets' food there, until…read moreI was treated like I was a disease by the old man who works there. He literally groaned out, "Oh God!" when I walked up to check out. I always tried to be respectful, so not sure why I deserved that. I know people will think this is cute and funny because he looks like one of the good ol' boys, but I think his presence is offensive, and others would too if it happened to them. I shop at Petco now, and so far the customer service is pretty nice. I don't hassle anyone, just need to buy pet food and sometimes like to look at all the pets for sale like anyone else does.

Kenzie grooms both of our pups & we're always satisfied! Both of our boys love her & she's never…read moreshort of quality or customer service.

Sold my daughter Parasitic fish and refused to return them as the woman said that it was my…read moredaughter's fault that she didn't have a 15 gallon tank. She still had the fish in the water to reach the tank temp and noticed the parasite which is black in color on the fish. DO YOU REALLY SELL SICK ANIMALS IN YOUR ESTABLISHMENT. DO NOT BUY FISH as they do NOT inspect them for parasites which will harm other fish.

Elyse is attentive to the requests of the pet's owner and caring and gentle with the pets. She is…read moreconscientious in scheduling appointments and prompt when fulfilling them. The facility is clean. The fees are competitive with other groomers in town.

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Terrible service. The food we bought was wet and molded. The female manager argued that it was fine…read moreto feed to our chickens. Can get the same food way cheaper other places too. Take your business somewhere else for sure.

Customer service is very attentive and they are quick to fill propane tanks in terrible weather…read moreconditions

I remember how easy it was to welcome Buddy to my home. This frightened, uncertain senior Chihuahua…read moretook some time to trust me, but he always made me smile with his sweet little face. I knew as an older rescue, Buddy would not be with me as long as most of my fur family members, but he soon settled into a farm life with a "I will try" attitude. However, he drew the line at chickens. During the last few months, I monitored him with a scale recommended by an understanding and knowledgeable Frankfort Animal Clinic (FAC) office staff member. The leaving time for a friend is not easy at all. After a few false starts, I accepted what I had to do and made an appointment with Dr. Morgan. She handled the situation with kindness, understanding, and professionalism assisted by Rudy. Dr. Morgan explained about a sedative-for Buddy, not me- and I appreciated that greatly. All the paperwork/business end was completed in the privacy of an exam room. I appreciated that so very much; I hate to cry in public. The office staff member (I did not ask your name-I am sorry) came to me and dealt with the paperwork. She even brought me the RX's I had ordered for another fur friend. Rudy explained I could go outside, and she would bring Buddy to my car. The FAC staff probably see this scenario weekly, but this very difficult situation was new for me; I appreciated their professional care and their gentleness in dealing with Buddy and me. He was a good friend, and I shall miss him. Fran Bradshaw

We've only visit the Frankfork Animal Clinic when our own vet is unavailable or it's an emergency…read more In two cases, our dogs were at end of life and we didn't want them to suffer. Dr. Wade King was just going to euthanize them without a sedative that would alleviate their fear (our Springer was violently shaking!). Another time, Dr. King examined our15-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel. He was bonded to our 16-year-old English Springer Spaniel, whom we had to put down three weeks earlier. Dr. King said that our Cavy's bloodworks were fine. He said that we can pay $1,000 of dollars for him to do exploratory surgery ... on a 15-year-old dog!! We told him absolutely not. Again, he was just going to euthanize him, but we demanded he give him a sedative. After our little guy was dead, Dr. King touched his eye in front of us to see if was dead. In all the time we saw Dr. King, not once did he ever touch or talk to our dogs. He doesn't appear to like animals. He like the money. He just got the job done. Two weeks ago, out vet was closed so we had to take our mixed breed 13-year-old girl to have her severe diarhhea treated. Our vet would normally treat her with an anti-diarrhea drug. Dr. King, however, would not treat the diarrhea until he performed a $250! blood test. The blood test, not came back normal. So he gave us the drug to stop the diarrhea. All said and done, we paid more than $300 to stop her diarrhea. We know person who said that Dr. King is not qualified to be a gardener. I wouldn't want him touch my plants. Find someone else. Someone who cares about you and your pet. Who you and your pet as something more than a money maker.

I didn't expect to come in here but when I did the lady up front was super nice and there's a very…read morefriendly kitty roaming around to greet you. It's not a large space but I did find a sweet 10 year old kitty that I ended taking home and rescuing 2 days later! The process was simple, filled out an adoption application and once approved I was able to take her home! I got the paperwork on her and everything was seamless. I did have to get a carrier but they do sell cardboard ones for $5! Highly recommend at least to pop in and see if you can save an animal

Fourth of July weekend I adopted a two month old baby calico kitten. The staff was friendly and…read morevery assisting. They had a lot of kittens to choose. Camry was neutered, shots were up to date, and she was not skittish. Today she is triple in size, acrobatic, and runs the house.

I 100% dont recommend woodford humane society. They cancled my appointment just because they are…read morerude and racist. Everyone go to lexington humane society they are nice and helpfull and dont ask so many quesitons. The employes were being so rude to my daughter on the Phone ​. She clearly told the employee that we could take the paper work to them in person but no they wanna be racist and ignore her and say "you cant email it" like if the email doesnt work why do you think she was offering to go in person to show you guys the paper for my dog. And they got mad at my daughter when they called my dogs vet because we didnt have a appointment when my daughter never said we were taking my dog to get her vacacciens at búfalo trace just straight lying to her face and the employee told my son she talled to on the Phone that my daughter doesnt know how to talk like an adult. Just straight lies she was telling my son. Woodford humane society do better. Im so pissed

I adopted Nicole 4th of July weekend she was a three month old baby kitten. I had a great…read moreexperience and highly recommend this location for adoption. The online registration process was simple, the staff is friendly and assistive, and all the cats were well tended to. Nicole acclimated to my home right away with no signs of fear or having been neglected any time prior to her adoption. She had all of her shots up to date, was neutered, and was litter box trained. Today she is triple in size and weight, climbs stairs in a single bound, and loves to purr loud.