Animal Care Center of Somerset, KY

Animal Care Center of Somerset, KY At Animal Care Center of Somerset, caring for and loving animals is what we do best! We also provide 24 hour emergency care, boarding, and grooming services.

We are a full-service animal hospital offering world class medical care for your pet. We are a fully staffed Veterinary Hospital under the direction of Dr. Mary Flynn, DVM. We offer both well and sick animal care which includes surgery, in-house lab work and a well stocked phramacy. We take both appointments and walk-ins. For Inquiries Regarding Appointments. Grooming, Boarding, or General Questions: Call (606) 678-0302
For Emergency Services After Clinic Hours: Call 1-800-953-6438

06/15/2026

Before the walk:
⚡🐕💨 Parkour off the furniture.
Zoomies at maximum speed.
Acting like they’ve been trapped inside for 84 years.

After the walk:
😴🛋️ Suddenly unable to keep their eyes open.
Collapsed dramatically in the middle of the floor.
Snoring 12 minutes later.

Daily walks don’t just help burn energy — they also provide mental stimulation, enrichment, and stress relief for dogs. 🧠🐾

A well-exercised dog is usually a much happier (and sleepier) dog. 😂

Happy Birthday to the birthday twins, Kayla & Gus! 🎉 After a busy Friday of hard work, they celebrated with some well-ea...
06/12/2026

Happy Birthday to the birthday twins, Kayla & Gus! 🎉 After a busy Friday of hard work, they celebrated with some well-earned ice cream cake 🍦🎂

We have a special client that has a litter of Pit/Pyrenees pups. They are 8 weeks old! If anyone is interested in giving...
06/11/2026

We have a special client that has a litter of Pit/Pyrenees pups. They are 8 weeks old!
If anyone is interested in giving a forever home to one, please contact (606)278-2037 or (606)307-6561.

🚨 Bobcat Fever is coming in HOT this year in Kentucky! 🚨 🐾The warmer weather is here, and unfortunately so are the ticks...
06/11/2026

🚨 Bobcat Fever is coming in HOT this year in Kentucky! 🚨 🐾

The warmer weather is here, and unfortunately so are the ticks! 🕷️🌿 We are already seeing increased concern for Bobcat Fever (Cytauxzoonosis) — a serious tick-borne disease that can affect our feline friends.

🐱 What is Bobcat Fever?
Bobcat Fever is caused by a parasite carried by ticks (especially the Lone Star tick) and can be transmitted to cats through a tick bite. Cats that go outdoors — even occasionally — are at higher risk.

⚠️ Signs to watch for include:
• Fever
• Extreme tiredness or hiding
• Loss of appetite
• Pale or yellow gums
• Trouble breathing
• Weakness or sudden decline

Unfortunately, Bobcat Fever can progress quickly, so early veterinary care is extremely important.

✅ How can you help protect your cat?
✔️ Keep cats indoors when possible
✔️ Check your pets for ticks regularly
✔️ Use a veterinarian-approved flea & tick preventative
✔️ Schedule a wellness visit to discuss the best prevention plan for your pet

Don’t let ticks ruin your cat’s summer! 🌞🐈 Give your pets the protection they need before the ticks get a chance.

📞 Call Animal Care Center of Somerset at (606) 678-0302 to discuss flea & tick prevention options for your pet.

“Everything looked normal at home.”We hear that all the time — and sometimes, that’s exactly why bloodwork matters. 🩺🩸Ph...
06/10/2026

“Everything looked normal at home.”
We hear that all the time — and sometimes, that’s exactly why bloodwork matters. 🩺🩸

Physical exams tell us a LOT, but bloodwork helps us see what we can’t:
🔬 Early kidney disease
🔬 Liver changes
🔬 Infection & inflammation
🔬 Diabetes
🔬 Thyroid issues
🔬 Anemia & dehydration

Many pets hide illness incredibly well, especially in the early stages. Bloodwork gives us a look “behind the scenes” before symptoms become obvious.

That’s why routine lab work is one of the best tools we have for catching problems early and helping pets stay healthier, longer. 💙

Ask us if your pet is due for bloodwork. 🐾

Ever notice your dog sniffs EVERYTHING more in the summer? 🐶🌿That’s actually science.Warm air helps scents travel farthe...
06/08/2026

Ever notice your dog sniffs EVERYTHING more in the summer? 🐶🌿
That’s actually science.

Warm air helps scents travel farther and linger longer, so your dog’s nose gets a seasonal “signal boost.” Add in more wildlife, plants, and outdoor activity, and their brain is BUSY decoding the world around them. 🧠✨

And the best part? Sniffing is great mental enrichment for dogs.

Just keep an eye out for:
🚩 Excessive sneezing
🚩 Head shaking
🚩 Pawing at the face
🚩 Nose discharge

Summer noses can also mean exposure to foxtails, ticks, parasites, and allergens.

If something feels off, let us know. 💙

What does your dog sniff the longest on walks? 👇

🌞🐾 Too Hot to Zoom? Try This InsteadWhen the temps rise, your pet doesn’t have to! 😅Hot days call for low-energy enrichm...
06/05/2026

🌞🐾 Too Hot to Zoom? Try This Instead

When the temps rise, your pet doesn’t have to! 😅

Hot days call for low-energy enrichment—aka fun that doesn’t require a full sprint around the yard.

Think:
Frozen treats 🧊
Snuffle mats & puzzle toys 🧠
Short training sessions indoors 🎾
A/C lounging with a favorite toy or chewy treat 😌

Mental stimulation can be just as satisfying as physical exercise (and way safer in the heat).

Because sometimes the best summer activity… is staying cool and slightly entertained. 💛

☀️🐾 Show Us Your Pet’s Summer Body (Fluff Included)Beach bod? Never heard of her.We’re all about the snack bod, nap bod,...
06/03/2026

☀️🐾 Show Us Your Pet’s Summer Body (Fluff Included)

Beach bod? Never heard of her.
We’re all about the snack bod, nap bod, and floof bod around here. 😎

Whether your pet is rocking a fresh summer trim or their full, fabulous fluff—every body is a summer body.

Bonus points for muddy noses, wet paws, and post-zoomie hair. 😂

Drop your pet’s summer look below—we’re ready to admire the fluff. 💛

🐾 Today, we made the incredibly tough decision to lay our sweet boy, Link, to rest. 🥺May he get all the belly rubs, endl...
06/01/2026

🐾 Today, we made the incredibly tough decision to lay our sweet boy, Link, to rest. 🥺

May he get all the belly rubs, endless wet food, and sunshine naps he deserves on the other side. Link had the loudest, highest-pitched meows a cat could possibly have, and a personality that filled the clinic with so much joy.

The clinic will be much quieter without him, and he will be missed greatly by all of us who loved him. Thank you for the smiles, the cuddles, and the memories, Mr. Linky Pinky. 🌈💙

Until we see you again, sweet boy.

Whether your feline friend needs a full spa day🫧 or your small pup needs a fresh trim🎀, our groomer Amanda has you cover...
06/01/2026

Whether your feline friend needs a full spa day🫧 or your small pup needs a fresh trim🎀, our groomer Amanda has you covered!

Her schedule fills up fast and is often booked out several weeks in advance, so don’t wait to reserve your spot!
💳 A $25 deposit is required at time of booking.

Vaccines Required.

Give your pet the pampering they deserve💕

Address

100 Rowena Drive
Somerset, KY
42501

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16066780302

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