PetVet365 Pet Hospital & Dental Center Lexington/Brannon Crossing – Vets in Nicholasville
Clinic Overview
PetVet365 Pet Hospital & Dental Center Lexington/Brannon Crossing is a veterinary clinic in Nicholasville, Kentucky located at 110 Langley Dr. On Google, it is rated 4.8/5 from 210 reviews. Recent comments frequently describe a low-stress visit flow and staff who spend time discussing medical decisions.
Services
- •Laser therapy discussed for arthritis, including multi-session packages (pricing and visit structure mentioned in reviews)
- •X-rays (imaging) mentioned as a recommended step before treatment in one visit
- •Puppy care and counseling, including discussion of neutering timing
- •Handling approach described as fear-free, with an intake process that asks about temperament and stress triggers
- •Exam-room process described as having most steps done with the owner present (weighing, exam, and sedation medication administration)
- •Same-day visit availability mentioned for gastrointestinal upset related to a new medication
- •Prescriptions filled promptly in one reviewer’s account
- •After-hours support mentioned by one reviewer (details not specified)
Pricing
Pricing is not publicly listed; one reviewer cited a $75 initial appointment, a recommended $450 X-ray, and a $30 per-visit technician charge for laser-therapy sessions, while also describing a laser-therapy package quote as below average compared with other local clinics.
People
Reviews mention Dr. Pinkston and Dr. Hamilton.
Reviews
Google reviews list a 4.8/5 rating from 210 total reviews. Recent written feedback highlights a fear-free style of care, a process that avoids a traditional waiting room (with check-in by phone/text), and exam rooms set up to help pets stay calmer, with staff described as kind and knowledgeable. Communication and follow-up are recurring themes (including text check-ins and prompt prescription handling), and one reviewer also praised the after-hours team. A contrasting theme appears in a recent low rating that describes frustration with pricing transparency and unexpected add-on fees around laser therapy and recommended imaging.

