Business Details
About
Veterinarian
My name is Dr. Angela Greenwell and I own PetVet365 Anchorage in Louisville, KY. We believe the perfect vet visit is one where science meets heart with a sprinkle or two of magic. That’s why my team is trained and certified to give your pet the very best Fear Free care (think: treats, belly rubs, snuggles). We also specifically designed our hospital to feel like home - no waiting rooms, cat-only suites, comfy couches, and more.
We offer the very best veterinary care for dogs, cats, and pocket pets - general care, urgent care, laser therapy, immunotherapy, behavioral care, dental care, blood work, vaccinations, x-rays, surgery, physical therapy, and anything else your pet needs!
Details
- RestroomAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible seatingAvailable
Location
PetVet365 Pet Hospital Louisville/Anchorage
12910 Factory LN #103-104, Louisville, KY
40245, United States
Hours
Reviews
4.9
224 reviews
5 stars
217
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- ABAndrea BelascoSep 29, 20255.0Everyone here is always so helpful and genuinely caring. What I really appreciate is that the care doesn’t stop once you leave the clinic. They always follow up and check in, no matter how big or small the issue. Thank you for that. It means more than you know. Highly recommend!
- KSKendall ShaughnessySep 13, 20255.0Love that they have Saturday and Sunday appointments! Super friendly and genuinely care.
- SLSarah LeeAug 17, 20255.0I have a dog breed that most people are fearful of. This whole office has been sweet, never asked to muzzle my dog, they don’t force my dog to do anything. They are patient and use lots of treats to help with my dogs anxiety while in the office.
- RTRebecca ThomasAug 14, 20255.0Great staff 😍
- LJLogan JacksonJul 26, 20255.0100% recommend this place. Staff is amazing, they’re all very patient, they listen to you and answer questions, and they have themed rooms that are designed to help your pet feel safe! I took my dog, Homer, in to see Dr. Keller because I had some questions that my last vet wasn’t answering, and by the end of the visit I had a game plan to take care of my dog. Also, Homer had to take full advantage of the photo op while he was there.