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Banfield Pet Hospital

Pet HospitalKentuckyFayette CountyLexingtonHamburg AreaPavilion Way

1945 Pavilion Way, Lexington, KY 40509, USA

4.0

My dog axel had surgery to remove a growth from his ear 3 days ago so it could be sent off to pathology. His ear & majority of his head was wrapped with gauze & coban and we were told to come back in 2 days to take the wrap off. So, we went in yesterday and after removing the wrap, they said his ear was still bleeding decided to put another one on. Then they charged us $57. We checked out but Axel was breathing really weird & having retractions so we asked if the vet could check him to make sure he was breathing okay since that symptom is on the post op worksheet listed as "watch for." At first the girl at the desk (receptionist, maybe technician?) just kept talking in circles when we asked to see the vet again, giving reasons why he could be breathing like that but what she was saying didn't make sense. Then, she said we should just video the breathing at home and call later if something was wrong. I said I didn't need to video it because it was actively happening and we again asked to speak to the vet. The receptionist (?) said he was probably breathing like that because he was "trached." For starters, he was not trached. He was intubated. These are vastly different things. So, I again asked to see the vet. Finally, we get in a room and the vet comes and she started with "his lungs sound fine, the grunting is probably from some soft palette inflammation from being intubated." But then she continued to say we could go to the ER to get him a chest x ray if we are worried. But a chest xray would not determine if his throat is swollen. So I asked if they could just check his airway/look at his throat & she said they can only do that if he is under anesthesia. I said being sedated & intubated is what started this issue so we don't want him to have to be intubated again. We left but we were unimpressed with the service. Well, this morning I called because Axel's head wrap had come off last night. I am not sure who wrapped his bandage yesterday but Axel has gotten it off 4x since the appointment even though he is wearing his cone. We have tried our best to get the bandage back over his ear so he is not bleeding everywhere but I know it needs to be rewrapped. I called & told Banfield what happened and that I don't know who wrapped his head but it won't stay in place and asked if I can bring him in to have it rewrapped because the first time he was wrapped, it stayed on really well. This girl, the same girl as yesterday, told me to take him to the ER for a bandage change. I said "so after paying you all to do the procedure, paying you all to wrap his head yesterday, now i am supposed to pay an emergency vet bill for something that is absolutely not an emergency?" She said well they may want to sedate him to change the bandage. I said well he was having breathing issues from being intubated so we would opt out of sedating him again. I asked to speak to the vet and she said "she's busy, shes going to recommend the ER." She did not let me speak to the vet. So over the last 2 days, we have been told to go to the ER for 2 completely different things, neither of which were an emergency, and we did not want to pay the outrageous ER bill when Banfield was already paid to be managing his care. The only saving grace at this place is their tech/receptionist named Jose. He is always friendly & helpful. Nonetheless, THANKFULLY, the staff at the Lansdowne location (Tates Creek) were much more helpful & kind. They have accommodated us & are taking over the post op care of Axel and they apologized on behalf of the Hamburg location. The receptionist allowed me to speak with a nurse immediately and the nurse was so helpful! If you choose Banfield, go to the Lansdowne location! They are friendly, helpful, & very educated. photos added of my pup at Banfield & at home in his cone

Eva Davis
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Hours

Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Banfield Pet Hospital Introduce

Welcome to Banfield Pet Hospital, located at 1945 Pavilion Way, Lexington, KY 40509, USA. As a part of a national network of Pet Hospitals, this Lexington location aims to provide a range of veterinary services for your beloved pets. Banfield Pet Hospital typically offers wellness plans, routine check-ups, vaccinations, dental care, surgery, and other medical treatments. Our goal is to be a convenient and accessible option for pet owners seeking veterinary care in the Lexington area.

Based on customer reviews, experiences at the Banfield Pet Hospital on Pavilion Way appear to be varied. One customer recounted a challenging post-operative experience for their dog Axel, who underwent surgery to remove a growth. This included issues with bandage maintenance, concerns about Axel's breathing post-anesthesia (intubation), and difficulties in communicating these concerns to the staff, particularly a receptionist. The review highlights a discrepancy in terminology used by the staff (confusing "trached" with "intubated") and a perceived reluctance to allow direct communication with the veterinarian regarding post-operative symptoms. The customer also expressed frustration with being advised to seek emergency care for a bandage issue that recurred after being applied at Banfield.

The services offered at Banfield Pet Hospital generally encompass a broad spectrum of veterinary care. From the review, we can infer that surgical procedures are performed, as Axel underwent a growth removal. Post-operative care, including bandaging, is also a service provided. The mention of "watch for" symptoms on a post-op worksheet suggests that they provide guidance on what to monitor after surgery. However, the customer's experience indicates potential inconsistencies in the quality of post-operative management and communication. The reference to a wellness check in another review (albeit from someone who didn't proceed with an appointment due to booking issues at another hospital) suggests that routine wellness examinations are also part of their services. Typically, Banfield hospitals also offer vaccinations, parasite prevention, and nutritional counseling. To get a comprehensive list of all services available at this specific Lexington location, it is recommended to contact them directly.

A feature mentioned in one of the reviews is the helpfulness and friendliness of a specific staff member named Jose, a technician/receptionist. This suggests that there are caring and competent individuals within the team. However, the overall experience described in the first review raises concerns about communication flow, particularly between pet owners and the veterinary staff, as well as the management of post-operative complications. Another review from a different customer described a "worst experience" with rude and unhelpful office staff, including an office manager, and a disagreement over treatment and sedation. This paints a picture of potentially inconsistent customer service experiences at this location. It is important for potential clients to be aware of these varying accounts.

Currently, there is no specific promotional information mentioned in the provided reviews for the Banfield Pet Hospital on Pavilion Way in Lexington. Banfield as a national chain often has various promotions or wellness plan options. To learn about any current specials, new client offers, or the details of their Optimum Wellness Plans, you would need to contact this specific Lexington location directly. These plans often bundle preventative care services at a monthly cost.

To learn more about the services offered at this Banfield Pet Hospital, or to inquire about their wellness plans and any current promotions, please contact them at (859) 263-9776 or their mobile number, +1 859-263-9776. Their address is 1945 Pavilion Way, Lexington, KY 40509, USA. While some customer experiences shared online raise concerns, others may have different experiences. We encourage you to reach out to them directly to discuss your pet's needs and make an informed decision. It's also worth noting the positive feedback received by the Banfield location on Lansdowne (Tates Creek) in Lexington, as mentioned by one reviewer who ultimately sought care there.

In summary, Banfield Pet Hospital at 1945 Pavilion Way in Lexington, KY, is a Pet Hospital offering a range of veterinary services, including surgery and post-operative care. Customer reviews present mixed experiences, with one highlighting challenges in communication and post-op management, while another describes rude office staff. However, a specific staff member, Jose, is noted for being friendly and helpful. For information on their services, wellness plans, and any promotions, please contact them directly.

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My dog axel had surgery to remove a growth from his ear 3 days ago so it could be sent off to pathology. His ear & majority of his head was wrapped with gauze & coban and we were told to come back in 2 days to take the wrap off. So, we went in yesterday and after removing the wrap, they said his ear was still bleeding decided to put another one on. Then they charged us $57. We checked out but Axel was breathing really weird & having retractions so we asked if the vet could check him to make sure he was breathing okay since that symptom is on the post op worksheet listed as "watch for." At first the girl at the desk (receptionist, maybe technician?) just kept talking in circles when we asked to see the vet again, giving reasons why he could be breathing like that but what she was saying didn't make sense. Then, she said we should just video the breathing at home and call later if something was wrong. I said I didn't need to video it because it was actively happening and we again asked to speak to the vet. The receptionist (?) said he was probably breathing like that because he was "trached." For starters, he was not trached. He was intubated. These are vastly different things. So, I again asked to see the vet. Finally, we get in a room and the vet comes and she started with "his lungs sound fine, the grunting is probably from some soft palette inflammation from being intubated." But then she continued to say we could go to the ER to get him a chest x ray if we are worried. But a chest xray would not determine if his throat is swollen. So I asked if they could just check his airway/look at his throat & she said they can only do that if he is under anesthesia. I said being sedated & intubated is what started this issue so we don't want him to have to be intubated again. We left but we were unimpressed with the service. Well, this morning I called because Axel's head wrap had come off last night. I am not sure who wrapped his bandage yesterday but Axel has gotten it off 4x since the appointment even though he is wearing his cone. We have tried our best to get the bandage back over his ear so he is not bleeding everywhere but I know it needs to be rewrapped. I called & told Banfield what happened and that I don't know who wrapped his head but it won't stay in place and asked if I can bring him in to have it rewrapped because the first time he was wrapped, it stayed on really well. This girl, the same girl as yesterday, told me to take him to the ER for a bandage change. I said "so after paying you all to do the procedure, paying you all to wrap his head yesterday, now i am supposed to pay an emergency vet bill for something that is absolutely not an emergency?" She said well they may want to sedate him to change the bandage. I said well he was having breathing issues from being intubated so we would opt out of sedating him again. I asked to speak to the vet and she said "she's busy, shes going to recommend the ER." She did not let me speak to the vet. So over the last 2 days, we have been told to go to the ER for 2 completely different things, neither of which were an emergency, and we did not want to pay the outrageous ER bill when Banfield was already paid to be managing his care. The only saving grace at this place is their tech/receptionist named Jose. He is always friendly & helpful. Nonetheless, THANKFULLY, the staff at the Lansdowne location (Tates Creek) were much more helpful & kind. They have accommodated us & are taking over the post op care of Axel and they apologized on behalf of the Hamburg location. The receptionist allowed me to speak with a nurse immediately and the nurse was so helpful! If you choose Banfield, go to the Lansdowne location! They are friendly, helpful, & very educated. photos added of my pup at Banfield & at home in his cone

Jan 12, 2025 · Eva Davis

Just had the worst experience in my life!! Office staff rude not helpful especially the office manager who told me to “check myself “ when I questioned why our dog was getting the treatment or lack of treatment. All they wanted to do is sedate him because he’s out of control. He’s had numerous visits before but now he’s aggressive & has always been (lie) please don’t take the pet you love to this place!!! Just a thought, if he has always been aggressive why would you schedule him again for a visit that couldn’t be done. Again very disappointed & very concerned with how he was treated when we couldn’t see what was going on behind doors!!!!

Feb 10, 2025 · Robin Edwards

A good annual w the doodle on the puppy plan. Updated to the adult Banfield plan for year 2. Think it’s worth it based on statements displaying msrp for shots then so called “discounts” just like health insurance does, anyhow going with it, he checks all the boxes and I have no problems or extra incurred expenses from being a pet owns on the Banfield puppy plan.

Mar 31, 2024 · Leah Anderson

I feel that they're a little expensive but they're very nice they took care of my baby girl rebel she is a husky and give her the medicine that she needed to get well so I am very happy they're real clean there and they know what they're doing

Mar 20, 2025 · Dusty Dawn Rogers

My dog was cut at the grooming service in Petsmart so she was sent here to be "cleaned up". I arrived after they were finished to pick her up and they had given her a shot and glued the cut together, telling me it was not very deep. First of all, they bruised her when giving her a shot, which has never happened to her before. Then, an hour later when we were at home the glue came undone and I had to take her to an emergency vet to get it stapled because the cut was a lot deeper than I was told. Gluing it was not the correct thing to do in the moment and they should have told me she needed further help. The only correct thing this place did was provide me proper medication to give her at home and not charge me.

Nov 19, 2024 · riley ellis

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