Lexington Pet Lodge

03/25/2025

03/19/2025

Lexington Pet Lodge is a trustworthy and loving place you can choose to board and groom your pets. It's their home away from home! Call 803-957-PETS today to schedule their vacation along with yours.

03/04/2025

Do you have plans to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day? Make sure to book a safe space for your doggos! Call or email us to book your reservation! The celebration is nearing! 🍀🐶🐾

03/01/2025

Have you made your spring break reservations? We are filling up quickly and expect to be booked very soon! 🐶

To ensure your pet's accommodations, please call us to make your reservation. 🐾

You can also email us at [email protected] just be sure to include your phone number. 🌸

02/24/2025

Did you know....?

01/31/2025

Meet King!
King was abandoned here at Lexington Pet Lodge, so he is in need of a new and loving home. King is a black and white pit mix, 5 years old, and a non-neutered male. He is a sweet and loving boy that is great with people. He has not been introduced to other dogs while staying with us so it is unknown how he interacts with other animals and children. If you or anyone you know would be interested in adopting him or setting up a meet and greet with King we would be happy to arrange it! Please help us to find him a furever home by sharing this post.

01/20/2025

When it's cold outside this week, this is where your dog wants to be. Inside and warm. If you need a doggy daycare, we've got you! Call 803-957-PAWS!

01/10/2025

Hoping everyone stays safe in this potential winter weather today! ❄️

01/07/2025

Please care for your furbabies this winter. Here are some tips how. -Shelter
If you leave your dog outside, provide a draft-free shelter that's large enough for them to stand and turn around in, but small enough to retain body heat. Insulate the shelter with straw or other bedding material, and face the entrance away from the wind and snow.
-Temperature
A general rule of thumb is that if it's too cold for you, it's probably too cold for your dog. You should not leave your dog outside when temperatures are at or below 32°F. Dogs are at risk for hypothermia if exposed to temperatures of 20°F or less.
-Signs of being too cold
Signs that your dog might be too cold include:
Shaking or shivering
Hunched posture with a tucked tail
Whining or barking
Change in behavior, like seeming anxious or uncomfortable
Reluctance to keep walking or tries to turn around
Seeks places for shelter
Holds paws up off the ground
-Coat and skin
Keep your dog's coat longer in winter for warmth. If your dog is short-haired, consider getting a coat or sweater for them. To avoid dry skin, keep pet bathing to a minimum when it's cold. If your pet needs a bath, use a moisturizing shampoo.
-Water intake
Offer lukewarm water in their bowl to entice them to drink more, especially if they're coming in from the cold.

12/31/2024

Remember that animals do not all enjoy the fireworks, so bring them indoors if possible!

We will reopen Thursday, January 2, 2025!

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!

12/23/2024

Merry Christmas!

12/18/2024

Merry Christmas to you from all if us at Lexington Pet Lodge!

12/16/2024

Are you getting your furbaby a gift this year?

12/10/2024

Waiting on Santa to come! How are you cey with your furbabies this year?

11/24/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/11/2024

How you ask? Go to the business page, hit “invite friends”, select “invite all”, and done! You’ve supported a small business for $0!

10/28/2024

Never forget who had the best kisses!

Happy Halloween!