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!!!!

I've been involved with horses for every decade of my life, and I keep coming back to 3 day. It's a…read moreclosely-knit yet welcoming community of folks of all ages who really love their horses. Head trainer and owner, Tanya, is big on building strong foundations and has an excellent reputation for starting young horses or retraining difficult ones. She's also the head coach for Transylvania University's head eventing team, which is based at the farm. There's an indoor plus outdoor arena, a cross country field, and plenty of room in surrounding farmland to hack out or do interval training. Tanya especially, along with the farm and stable managers are big on barn and horse safety - this is the kind of place where you will find no sharp corners or edges, breakaway hooks on every cross tie and rope, everything up to code, well-maintained paddocks and fencing, no dogs allowed, etc. If someone is doing something that's not leading to the optimum safety and protection of their and others horses, they'll be told so. The stalls, wash rack, tack room, and aisle are kept very clean. Quality is valued in every lesson beginner to advanced, and in horse care. Stall-care horses are fed twice per day, with pasture-care horses brought in by staff for daily feedings for a reasonable added fee as needed. 12 stall barn, 5 big pastures, and smaller paddocks for overflow/quarantine horses. They throw good hay in the winter and provide up to 2 scoops per day of high quality Hallway feeds grain for pasture horses, included in the price of board. The unofficial barn farrier & barn vet are top-notch and preferred in their fields by sport horse owners. Plus, the barn cats are AWESOME. They have their own Instagram @catsofthreedayfarm .

I can't say enough great things about Tanya and the staff. A happy friendly atmosphere. Great…read moreriding amenities and a beautiful farm.

We booked this for three nights, as we were going to see the Ark and Creation Museum. No doubt that…read morethe property is pretty but I was greeted ar the door by a lady in shorts and tee shirt and no shoes. Two dogs and a cat running around, very messy place! The "so called dining room" was three round little tables that seat two. There was a piano in the room and a huge doll house as a room divider. We were taken outside to the back of the house to look at the property and it was very cluttered and messy. Then we were shown our room which was okay but nothing as nice as the picture shows! I felt very uncomfortable and couldn't see us staying there at all. So my husband talked to the barefoot lady and she said we could pay her half of one night stay. We ended up paying for one night and got the heck out of there! I guess if you are a horse person it would be okay, or if you don't mind clutter, but it was not our cup of tea! Judy

Went out here today to check out the place for an event. They have a beautiful bed-and-breakfast as…read morewell as an event venue. This would be a great place for a wedding or family reunion. The lakes are beautiful and all of the horses in the pastures are the reason kentucky is so beautiful

I scheduled a riding lesson for my friends 10year old daughter. I walked in the barn and no one…read moregreeted me or looked up. I asked for person in charge. This women acknowledged me as she put food in her mouth. Never shook my hand or identified herself. She took my check and turned us over to the instructor. Also who did not identify herself or greet us. The lesson seemed to go ok but first impressions fade slowly. I have had horses most of my life. I worked at a teaching stable for years in Massachusetts. When a new client came to our farm making them feel welcome was number one for us. Why spend $35 to be unwelcome?

I am finally learning how to ride a horse ! After taking lessons a few other places, I came to…read moreDebbie and finally learned proper riding techniques. If you want to learn HOW to ride a horse correctly and HOW to stay on the horse while riding, Debbie will teach you the necessary skills required to correctly ride. Debbie will give you one on one lessons. She has been riding and around horses since she was one year old. She brings all her understanding of horse behavior and all her knowledge of horsemanship skills, to you . Come as a learner. Come with a genuine interest to ride. If I get lazy and neglect good form, she inevitably will catch my mistake and correct me, which only makes me a better rider. She will take you at any skill level. She will be straight up with you. If you come to genuinely learn from her, you will be taught . In the course of learning to ride, she will tell you lots of interesting stories about horses and horse behavior based on her own life experience of owning and being around many horses. She doesn't have an assistant . She runs the barn. So be patient in the signing up process. Just because you go to a barn with a warm assistant to greet you and schedule you , doesn't mean you will learn to ride a horse. A good and skilled instructor who enjoys seeing a student progress (that is Debbie), with a student who genuinely wants to learn , is what makes all the difference in mastering the skill.

The Thoroughbred Center is owned by Keeneland. Behind the main building are stables and a training…read moretrack. There are tours of the backside which can be arranged at the office. The event room at the front side by the main entrance is very nice A lovely fireplace is the centerpiece of the room, adorned with equine accoutrements, as well as a huge chandelier. Also, there is a bar. The larger room to the back has a more utilitarian appearance. A small auditorium with a stage is behind this room. A decent location for events.

I can't comment on the tours and that side of the center. I have been to several events here, all…read morethroughout the facility. One was a party day party that hosted about 100 people, there was a dance floor area and a DJ, the host hired the DJ, but you get the point. Another event that I've attend here was in the auditorium like area that I think at one time was where horse sales were. It reminded me of a big movie theatre. The seats were like from the 60s but weren't used often, so they weren't as it may sound. Another time, was when I attended a wedding reception. It was held in the back part. The floors were concrete and it was freezing. Between the outdated decor and the lack of heat, I'd still say if you're looking for a place to host a party, check this place out.

My friends chose Saxony Farm as their wedding venue, and it was amazing! Nothing quite like a horse…read morefarm. The reception space was beautiful, and the barn turned into a lovely dining hall, with giant tables. The staff were using old stables as prep spaces, which was both ingenious and adorable. They set up those fancy schmancy portable bathrooms trailers that feel like real ones. The dance floor was a good size and they set up a big ass fan to battle the humidity. Great wedding venue!

Central Purrk Cat Cafe is located in Georgetown, Kentucky and about 15 miles north of Lexington,…read moreKY. Central Purrk is also a coffee bar and pastry shop. You get the best of both worlds, spending time with foster cats while enjoying a midday snack. It's $7 for 30 minutes, or $13 for one hour. All cats are adoptable for $100. House Rules include... - 8 guests at a time - They ask you do not pick up the cats. - Do not feed - Please leave sleeping kitties alone. - Wash your hands before entering. Entering inside through the double glass doors and greeting the little ones, they charmingly performed their sniffies and investigative duties on me. Once I received everyone's stamps of approvals, it was bonding time! Massaging their heads, necks, chins, ears and tummies...as long as the residents were filled with contentment, my responsibilities were well earned. And, I even received some licks and lovin in return. It's moments like these I live for. I have a huge soft spot for animals and taking an hour out of the day to come to this cat cafe was truly rewarding. Btw, there was an orange colored cat who was ultra friendly and filled with tons of personality. Enjoying its spa day, this cat could not control its tail! I believe it was feeling pure bliss which brought incredible joy to my heart. In the end, the one hour flew by that I probably could have stuck around and paid for hour number two. Still, it was unbelievably heartwarming connecting with these cats in a loving manner and I certainly made fond memories visiting the Central Purrk Cat Cafe.

Love the ice coffee! And those sweet cats. And kind efficient staff! Try it soon!!! You will enjoy…read moreyour time at Central Purrk!

Yes, a lady in Winchester, KY. Very honest lady and these are purebred. Excellent kittens.read more

We had such an amazing experience with Exclusive Ragdolls! From day one, communication was…read moreexceptional. Everything about the process felt organized and transparent, which made us feel completely comfortable from start to finish. You can tell they truly care about their cats and the families they go to. Their professionalism, knowledge, and customer service are second to none. If you're looking for a healthy, beautiful Ragdoll and a breeder who genuinely goes above and beyond, Exclusive Ragdolls is the one to trust!