PetVet365 Lexington / Richmond Rd

01/29/2025

Introducing our VIP member of the week Tokyo!

Tokyo is an approximate 9 week old YorkShire Terrier weighing a whopping 3 lbs. He definitely showed us that boys can be sassy too 😅. We can’t wait to watch you grow! 🥰

Need to get an appointment scheduled call or text 859-203-5004 to speak with our team!

01/23/2025

Sometimes our companions need their own companion. Whether it’s a toy 🧸, ball 🏀, stick 🌳, your neighbors cat 🐈 , or your favorite shoe👟 (just kidding)!

We hope that Rose has the best anxiety free trip to Florida this week!! 🏖️☀️

Check out https://www.fearfreehappyhomes.com to find out ways you can rid unwanted chewing an implement fear free habits in your own home 🏡

01/22/2025

25 kittens later and 1 yr of partnership. We appreciate all the hard work Halfway Home Rescue KY does for our feline friends 💗

Cranberry was adopted today! ❤️

He is adoption #25 through PetVet365 Lexington / Richmond Rd!

01/20/2025

Anyone missing their canine friend?? This cutie was found in the Ollies Parking lot off Richmond Rd. and unfortunately does not have any form of identification ☹️

The good samaritans currently holding on to them have been informed of all the proper steps to take so that they can be returned home.

Things you can do to keep your pet safe:
- Microchipping (owner + pet info)
- ID collar / tags (owner + pet info)
- Spay/Neuter (that’s right, fixing pets can help alleviate roaming which can be leading causes for missing pets)
- posting/sharing when pets go lost (contact Animal Control to let them know your pet is missing)
- Much more

01/19/2025

We got a report this morning that this weird white stuff was falling from the sky?? 🤔

We are currently planning on staying open from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM however if conditions seem to get worse we will reach out.

We do have a few available appointments left today (Sunday) feel free to give us a call or text 859-203-5004 if you need us!!

Everyone stay safe this flurry Sunday!!❄️❄️

01/18/2025

A start to a new era:
Teaching younger generations the importance of fear free veterinary medicine 🐶🐱

01/17/2025

Stenotic Nares:

1.) What are they? 🤧
Stenotic nares are when the nostrils are malformed often presenting more narrowed or “pinched” making it difficult for dogs to breathe properly. Considered to be one of the many factors for brachcephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS).

2.)Who is at risk? 🐶
Brachycephalic breeds are often more prone to malformations such as: Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Shih Tzus, Pugs, Cavaliers, etc.

3.)Can they be fixed? 🔎
Depending on the severity of Stenotic nares/BOAS your veterinarian may recommend surgery to remove some of the malformed nostril to allow for better airway access.

This little fur ball was a champ today for their Stenotic Nare Surgery and will be able to enjoy life a little more now that they can breathe! 💕

**⚠️This post is designed to provide basic information for our clients and community. If there are questions or concerns about procedures please speak to a veterinary medical professional to have them addressed. ⚠️**

01/17/2025

Nothing but pup-cups and pupscicles on this side of town. 🍦🍓

01/17/2025

It has definitely been an exciting year!

01/16/2025

Rabies is a zoonotic virus meaning not only is your pet at risk but so are you! Help protect your loved ones by vaccinating your pets against Rabies ☺️

*PS: Rabies must be administered by a veterinarian*

Call/Text: 859-203-5004 to get an appointment scheduled 💗

The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department received word this afternoon that a skunk found in Lexington has tested positive for rabies. The skunk was discovered earlier this week by a resident in the Stone Creek/Willow Oaks neighborhoods. The health department posted signs in the area on Wednesday to notify residents of the discovery.

LFCHD officials continue to remind residents to make certain their pets have a current rabies vaccination. There does not appear to be any contact between neighborhood animals and the skunk, but officials ask that residents keep watch on their pets.

Rabies, a viral disease of humans, pets and wild animals, is transmitted from animals to humans by the saliva of a rabid animal, usually from a bite. State law requires that all dogs, cats and ferrets maintain a current rabies vaccination.

Learn more about LFCHD’s rabies control program at https://www.lfchd.org/rabies-control/.

01/14/2025

While we adored having Ru + Bob as our fosters they are enjoying the experience of a heating blanket (like most of us are with this crazy Kentucky weather 🥶)

Introducing our newest fosters Foreman and Wilson. These two love bugs are getting adjusted well and we look forward to watching them grow into their personalities.

These wonderful boys + girl can be adopted through our amazing feline rescue Halfway Home Rescue KY

01/11/2025

Our new and approved Instagram account is up and running!! Click the QR code below and give us a follow 👍❤️

https://www.instagram.com/petvet365_richmondroad?igsh=MWRreHVwNWJ5YTRvaQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

01/10/2025

Most four legged friends agree with this little cutie:

Pajamas 🤩 > “Cone of Shame”

Odysseus will be a snugged little bug over the next few weeks after his neuter today!

Wishing him a safe and swift recovery 🤞💗

01/07/2025

Same day appointments!

With the weather starting to settle down and the roads becoming more clear. We are here if your pet needs us!

OPEN 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Call or text at 859-203-5003 to get your patient scheduled 💗

01/06/2025

❄️Weather Update❄️

We are planning to be open at the clinic from 10-3 today! If for any reason that changes we will let you know here. Stay safe and warm!

01/06/2025

⚠️❄️ WEATHER UPDATE: We are going to reassess consistently throughout the morning, but as of right now, in order to help ensure everyone's safety, our team will not be physically at the clinic in the morning (Monday, Januaey 6) due to the icy road conditions. We will be monitoring our text line as usual, and we are hoping to be open and available for appointments by late morning/early afternoon.

Please stay safe and warm, everyone, and stay tuned for more updates! Please don't hesitate to text us at 859-203-5004; We're here for you! ❤️🐾

01/05/2025

We will be closing today at noon so that our staff can make it safely home. We will be available by text until 10 pm tonight. Stay safe and warm!

01/05/2025

❄️ Winter Weather Advisory❄️

We are planning to be open tomorrow ( 12/5) from 9 am- 1 pm. If you or your pet need us please call/text and we would be happy to help you!
Phone #: (859)203-5004
We will keep you advised if our hours change on Monday due to the winter storm.

Stay safe and warm!