Adair County Animal Hospital

My recently spayed cat had an infection in her incision site. I was able to take her as soon as they open and once we arrived, they treated her with so much care and love and she was able to get an emergency surgery. They also diagnose some other underlying health issues we did not know our cat had. They have been very informative and have answered all of the questions we’ve had regarding our cat’s health. After the surgery they have been in touch regarding my cat’s recovery which we appreciate so much. We are so grateful of all the care they’ve given to our cat Pretzel

posted: 08/18/2023

I love everyone at Adair County Animal Hospital! They are so easy to get in touch with (I LOVE being able to talk and schedule via text) and they’ve always been able to see my cats very quickly when needed. I recently boarded my 4 cats for a week during the holidays and they were well-loved during my time away. I received updates every day and they even provided pictures for me when I asked. They were able to accommodate their 3x a day feeding schedule at no extra cost and made sure they had their blankets and toys. It was a super reasonable price for an entire week and I would happily board with them again.

posted: 02/10/2023

Believing our Capone had a small injury to his leg on Sunday, Dr. Rexroat was able to get us worked in on Monday. After a physical exam and X-ray, osteosarcoma was suspected. Dr. R was very thorough in our options. She was patient while my husband and I processed that are four-legged fella had cancer. Our questions were answered quickly via text, email and phone calls. We opted for amputation of the affected front left leg the following Friday. We are updated on Al Capone’s progress as he entered recovery. The veterinary assistants and technicians were phenomenal when we picked our boy at the end of the day. They were gentle and patient as we loaded him up to go home. Not an easy feat when Capone weighs 100 pounds. Late Saturday Capone started experiencing vomiting and became very lethargic. Dr. R was easily accessible by phone. We followed her recommendations however, the next day the vomiting still continued, and we were advised to bring him in. We were met by veterinary assistants and technicians. The issue was reduced to the pain medication that Capone was on. They quickly address that issue and provided him with fluids. After a two day, stay being rehydrated and cared for Capone was able to come back home. The staff was great allowing us to visit with him both days. He regained his appetite. He was drinking. His spirit was returning, and his mobility was incredible. We are hopeful that Al Capone will continue to improve and embrace his new title as the best tripawed in all the land. A huge thank you to Dr. Rexroat , Nicole, Jennifer, Emily, Heather, Kayla and Velina (sure I missed someone) for taking good care of Capone, being his champion and for giving us hope.

posted: 03/10/2023

My wife and I have a "weekend property" in Adair County. Having pets we, of course, had to choose a vet for those trips down from Louisville. We are extremely pleased with the service we have received at ACHA. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The vet techs are thorough, professional, and friendly. Dr.'s Pettyjohn and Rexroat have been fantastic to work with, and take the time to listen to our questions/concerns and discuss the necessary medical care. There's no hesitancy in our recommendation for Adair County Animal Hospital. Thank you all for everything you've done for us and Peanut!

posted: 03/27/2023

Best (and cleanest) boarding facilities with staff that really cares for your pet. My babies always enjoy their time boarding here. I wouldn’t trust any where else with my pets. I love knowing they get extra love and pets while I’m away and have a doctor nearby should they need anything. ❤️

posted: 02/10/2023