Cherokee Animal Clinic
Louisville, Kentucky
General Info
A preventive-first strategy at Cherokee Animal Clinic delivers services for Louisville pets through risk reduction measures blended with age-specific planning and owner education. Throughout every visit the team initiates their work by examining lifestyle elements such as diet activity level home environment and routines. The examination framework directs medical evaluations encompassing cardiac, pulmonary, joint, dental, and weight assessments. Valuable insights emerge from examining even the slightest alterations in posture, behavior, and sleep patterns. Cherokee Animal Clinic offers a range of services including wellness exams vaccines blood panels parasite screenings fecal tests and heartworm prevention. The clinic provides advanced diagnostic options which include imaging techniques and urinalysis along with allergy management when needed. Staff guide families through food transitions medication planning and care routines for puppies seniors or newly adopted pets. Comprehensive records get maintained and distributed following each visit. Written plans containing treatment recommendations along with behavior tracking tips and suggested follow-up timelines or additional tests are provided to owners. Families managing numerous pets alongside chronic health issues find support through this organization because it guarantees comprehensive oversight. Cherokee Animal Clinic assists pet owners throughout Kentucky to make proactive choices. The clinic delivers steady and knowledgeable care from initial vaccinations to senior health assessments that evolves alongside each pet's requirements. This method integrates preventive measures with adaptable strategies to reach both pets and their owners at their current stage of care progress.
Services
Anesthesiology
Boarding
Dental Care
24 Hour Emergency
Grooming
Pet Euthanasia
Laboratory
Microchipping
Radiology (X-Rays)
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Reviews
Carrie Callahan
21 Jun 2018
REPORT
They managed to fit me in for a nail clipping at the very last minute and were super cognizant of my pupper's comfort!
Brittney Hansen
3 Mar 2018
REPORT
I have extremely negative remarks about this establishment. My 10 month year old kitten started off with an eye infection. I thought this would be a simple fix, so I brought him to this clinic. After ...
I have extremely negative remarks about this establishment. My 10 month year old kitten started off with an eye infection. I thought this would be a simple fix, so I brought him to this clinic. After meeting with the vet, they concluded that it was an eye infection and that he had somewhat of a fever and to get some eyedrops and a shot for his fever. (Another thing to add, this place is extremely expensive). After getting the eye drops and using them on my cat for about 2 weeks, he showed no signs of getting any better. I took him back. The same thing was said is that he had a fever and still an eye infection. This time they gave me different eye drops and oral medication to feed him for his fever. I had a follow up appointment 5 days later. I came in for the follow up appointment with my cat showing no signs of getting better and this time I asked if they could perhaps test him to see if there is underlying reason for the infection and fever which they responded by saying they do not test there for diseases and whatnot. (This is very weird). After saying they did not test, they said they did not know what was wrong with my cat and for me to go somewhere else that "specializes" with cat eye infections. They again charged me and had me buy medicine to put into his food to fight off any viral infections if there were some. After another week of him not getting better, one night randomly he lost control of his bladder and peed multiple times everywhere in our apartment. I took him to an emergency vet to see what was really going on here. And after meeting with the other vet, 2 days later my cat had a seizure and was taken to an animal hospital. Turns out he had liver failure and a tumor on his bladder. Not only did the Cherokee Animal Clinic not figure out what was wrong like they are supposed to do since this is THEIR JOB, they also pushed back the pain my cat was in for multiple weeks instead of figuring out the issues right away. He was only 10 months old and the reason they said not to worry about testing is because he was "too young". I think the veterinarians here are incompetent and only out for money to be honest. I ended up paying over $300 for medicine that was not working and for them to not take my concerns seriously. This is disgraceful and I hope everyone takes some time out of their day to read this before taking your own pet here if you have some complications. Not a safe place for our furry little friends, actually, FAMILY.
Kenny Ray
3 Dec 2017
REPORT
Home vet for my cats. Friendly and knowledgeable.
Leah Dienes
24 Nov 2017
REPORT
Local, quick and friendly. Caring staff.
Lane Miller
10 Nov 2017
REPORT
Dr. Grace is a skilled surgeon. He corrected entropic eyelids on two of my puppies. Probably the best vet in Louisville to do dew claw removals; he is so carful with the babies. Dr. Kieser is very kno...
Dr. Grace is a skilled surgeon. He corrected entropic eyelids on two of my puppies. Probably the best vet in Louisville to do dew claw removals; he is so carful with the babies. Dr. Kieser is very knowledgeable especially for a younger vet. I receive a high level of service every visit. Would not go anywhere else.
Heather Scott
13 Jul 2017
REPORT
I take my pup Cooper here and they are very friendly staff. I am from a small town and miss my small town vet, but the staff at Audubon make you feel like family and really care about your pets. Coope...
I take my pup Cooper here and they are very friendly staff. I am from a small town and miss my small town vet, but the staff at Audubon make you feel like family and really care about your pets. Cooper and I came in without an appointment on a Saturday and were still able to be seen that day, they really do their best to accommodate you and your pet.
Josh Bentley
14 May 2017
REPORT
Best veterinarian in Louisville! I was already very impressed with this clinic, but they went above and beyond after my dog was attacked by a raccoon. Thanks to excellent treatment from Dr. Kiser and ...
Best veterinarian in Louisville! I was already very impressed with this clinic, but they went above and beyond after my dog was attacked by a raccoon. Thanks to excellent treatment from Dr. Kiser and staff, my dog is doing great!
Tia Hill
4 May 2017
REPORT
After spending 1k on my cat in one year, I finally went somewhere else after another failed treatment of a reoccurring ear infection. I was right to get a second opinion because the new vet was able ...
After spending 1k on my cat in one year, I finally went somewhere else after another failed treatment of a reoccurring ear infection. I was right to get a second opinion because the new vet was able to explain (the horrendous) bacterial ear infection and heal it completely within two weeks. Where as Cherokee couldn't explain it or heal it in the course of a over a year.
My cat also tested positive for FIV, which Cherokee failed to inform me about after two expensive blood tests.
I haven't been back to them in a year, but after seeing other vets and how they work I would not suggest this office.
Cassandra Rosbury
15 Dec 2016
REPORT
Thank you for taking care of my dog, Rex on Monday 12/12. Medicated shampoo helped his rash in 24 hours and he's much happier. Thank you so much.
Steven Mcdaniel
29 Aug 2016
REPORT
Caring staff, they treat your pets like their pets!
Carson Haynes
16 Aug 2016
REPORT
Extremely overpriced. I do not understand the difference between a $11.25 "Office Visit" AND the $33.00 "Doctor Exam" on my bill. They love to do every test under the sun (which is great if you can af...
Extremely overpriced. I do not understand the difference between a $11.25 "Office Visit" AND the $33.00 "Doctor Exam" on my bill. They love to do every test under the sun (which is great if you can afford it) and do not ask if it is okay before doing them. They basically just tell you. They told me my dog tested negative for worms... only to have them show up in his stool a few days later. Waste of $$$. Go elsewhere.
Sandra Terrell
6 Aug 2016
REPORT
This is an excellent team to entrust with the care of your furry loved ones. Very compassionate and caring
Roslyn Wheat
3 Jul 2016
REPORT
My pet shih-tzu has been a client with this location since he was 8 weeks old, and now he is 3 yrs old, we absolutely Love this Animal Clinic and the Staff.
Jeanna Kozak
12 Jun 2016
REPORT
Next best thing to being at home. Long time staff treats everyone like extended family.
Pat Simonis
2 Jun 2016
REPORT
Audubon Animal Medical Center are great! I have taken my pets there for over 10 years. They treat him like his is there own and he loves to see them.
Lynnetta Hornback
10 May 2016
REPORT
We have been taking our pets to Audubon for 30+ years and have never had a bad experience. They are always friendly as well as professional. We just lost our 15 yr old yorkie, Holly and decided in cre...
We have been taking our pets to Audubon for 30+ years and have never had a bad experience. They are always friendly as well as professional. We just lost our 15 yr old yorkie, Holly and decided in cremation. When I dropped her off there was someone there at the time with a dog that looked just like Holly and I got emotional but the receptionist (sorry I'm having a senior moment trying to remember her name ) was so sweet and took me into the room and said such kind words! Then we received a sympathy card! Zoey has stayed at the kennel several times and we know she is well taken care of and don't need to worry while we are gone. Opal has been the only one to groom my dogs and is awesome! The docs are friendly and top notch it is like family there! Thanks from the bottom of our hearts for all you go for our 4 legged family members! We love you all!
Stacia Bivens
23 Apr 2016
REPORT
This is the only place I ever took my cats to and the vet always seemed to do a great job. Until a couple years ago when the vet said one of my cats (Grayley) had hypothyroidism (causes animals to lo...
This is the only place I ever took my cats to and the vet always seemed to do a great job. Until a couple years ago when the vet said one of my cats (Grayley) had hypothyroidism (causes animals to lose massive amounts of weight - opposite for humans).
The vet gave me pills to give to him once a day and said it should cure him. I gave him the pills regularly and noticed he had not been getting any better. I waited a couple months and still no change. I then took him back to the vet and they said he was fine and kept the dosage the same. This went on for two more years and still no progress. He never got worse, but never improved.
Two weeks ago I took him back for another check up. I told the vet the current dosage was obviously not working and he needed to recommend something else. The vet took a lot of blood and increased his dosage 4X (an increase of one to four pills a day.....)
Grayley was 3 pounds at this time and literally all skin and bones. You could look at him and tell how weak he was. The next day after the appointment, I woke up to find Grayley in the same spot as I left him the night before, covered in his poop and pee. He could not move a muscle and could not even make it to his litter box. I had never seen him this bad before. Grayley used to be the friendliest cat even when he was first diagnosed. I would come home and he would meow like he was happy to see me. Now, I hear nothing.. He has lost his entire personality and sits in the same spot all day unless I move him.
I called the vet and told them what was going on and they could not offer any suggestions. I found it preposterous to find a "licensed" veterinarian could not recommend a solution for a common disease in animals. This has been going on for three days now and I fear Grayley is near his end. I find it very sketchy that as soon as he came back from the vet he took a drastic turn for the worse. Either they took too much blood (which is entirely possible considering he barely weighs three pounds) or they do not know what the hell they are doing. Most likely both.
All I can say is do not take your animal to this veterinarian. They are neither knowledgeable nor caring and basically made my poor Grayley's life a lot shorter. I am in tears over this. DO NOT GO HERE.
Cissy Moran
13 Apr 2016
REPORT
A great big Thank you to the staff for looking after my Pinky Stink. A special thanks to her Groomer Miranda who was able to make her pretty without the use of drugs. I can't Thank you Enough
Michael C
25 Mar 2016
REPORT
The experience I received at Cherokee Animal Hospital is far less than satisfactory. Not only are they difficult and rude when it comes to an issue you may have with their service, but they are over-p...
The experience I received at Cherokee Animal Hospital is far less than satisfactory. Not only are they difficult and rude when it comes to an issue you may have with their service, but they are over-priced when matched with the other animal clinics in the area. There was a similar review that noted how the physician would prescribe medications and perform certain procedures without asking the owner of the pet. I second this statement. They have charged me with medications and services that I have not agreed on in the past.
Upon being called to have your pet seen, they will begin their standard protocol of checking your pet's temperature, heart, hair, ears, and weight. You will notice that they speed through these tasks and even through the actual issue with the animal with a sense of urgency, despite their waiting room being completely empty.
After all this is said and done, you will have your medication and your bill. You will find that regardless of what you have came in for that you will be charged an unnecessary fee of $11.25 listed as an "office visit" and then you will have another fee of $33.00 for the "doctor exam / routine," which sounds almost synonymous to the latter fee. As I mentioned before, you will pay the amount of $44.25 per every visit you make in addition to whatever other services and medications that they may have gave you. The only exception to this is if you have a follow-up visit to your previous appointment to which they only remove the "office visit" fee of $11.25.
The point of the matter is that there are many other options in regards to animal clinics and I highly recommend to make the best decision when it comes to your pets. This clinic has not only proved to be expensive but it has not operated to the standard that I would expect from a facility that is responsible for the welfare of my animal.
Kate Hibbs
5 Jan 2016
REPORT
We absolutely love Audubon animal hospital. Their staff is absolutely amazing. They take such great care of our animals always and their facility is always clean, and everyone is always very friendly ...
We absolutely love Audubon animal hospital. Their staff is absolutely amazing. They take such great care of our animals always and their facility is always clean, and everyone is always very friendly and helpful. We have boarded both of our dogs and our rabbit and have had a great experience every time. We also use their groom service and they are wonderful. The staff and doctors take time to get to know the animals and their humans very well! I highly recommend them to everyone!
Sandy Roberts
15 Dec 2015
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They are always so good to us and our animals. They never seem to mind when somebody has some sort of canine or feline emergency! We know we can always count on them to work us in as quickly as possib...
They are always so good to us and our animals. They never seem to mind when somebody has some sort of canine or feline emergency! We know we can always count on them to work us in as quickly as possible, to be good with our babies, as well as the ever-worried human Mom and Dad. Love these folks. <3
Ashley Brainer
16 Jul 2015
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The veterinarians here are experienced and they take very good care of my sweet girl. We first started going to Cherokee Animal Clinic because my she had a severe allergic reaction to fleas, which ca...
The veterinarians here are experienced and they take very good care of my sweet girl. We first started going to Cherokee Animal Clinic because my she had a severe allergic reaction to fleas, which caused her to have hot spots and her hair was falling out. They are the only ones who put her on medication that actually worked!! She's happy & healthy, so I have absolutely no complaints and would recommend them to anyone.
Rachael Mullis
18 Jul 2014
REPORT
Quincy loves staying here when we go out of town! The staff is always so sweet and helpful!
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FAQs
Where is Cherokee Animal Clinic located?
Cherokee Animal Clinic is located at 1601 Eastern Pkwy, Louisville, Kentucky 40204. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Louisville area and surrounding communities.
What time does Cherokee Animal Clinic open and close each day?
Cherokee Animal Clinic is open Monday 08:30 AM - 19:00 PM, Tuesday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:30 AM to 16:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Cherokee Animal Clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:30AM to 16:00 PM.
Is Cherokee Animal Clinic open on Sundays?
No, Cherokee Animal Clinic is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer emergency or 24-hour services?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic provides emergency veterinary care. They have 24-hour emergency service – if your pet has an after-hours emergency, you can call their emergency line at or go to the clinic for immediate care.
How can I book an appointment at Cherokee Animal Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Cherokee Animal Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer?
Cherokee Animal Clinic in Louisville offers a range of veterinary services, including Anesthesiology, Boarding, Dental Care, 24 Hour Emergency, Grooming. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Louisville clinic.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Cherokee Animal Clinic offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Can I get my pet groomed at Cherokee Animal Clinic?
Cherokee Animal Clinic does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Louisville.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Cherokee Animal Clinic?
Cherokee Animal Clinic provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Louisville has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Cherokee Animal Clinic microchip my pet?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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Monday
Mon
8:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday
Tue
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Wed
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday
Thu
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
Fri
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday
Sat
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
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Cherokee Animal Clinic
Louisville, Kentucky
General Info
A preventive-first strategy at Cherokee Animal Clinic delivers services for Louisville pets through risk reduction measures blended with age-specific planning and owner education. Throughout every visit the team initiates their work by examining lifestyle elements such as diet activity level home environment and routines. The examination framework directs medical evaluations encompassing cardiac, pulmonary, joint, dental, and weight assessments. Valuable insights emerge from examining even the slightest alterations in posture, behavior, and sleep patterns. Cherokee Animal Clinic offers a range of services including wellness exams vaccines blood panels parasite screenings fecal tests and heartworm prevention. The clinic provides advanced diagnostic options which include imaging techniques and urinalysis along with allergy management when needed. Staff guide families through food transitions medication planning and care routines for puppies seniors or newly adopted pets. Comprehensive records get maintained and distributed following each visit. Written plans containing treatment recommendations along with behavior tracking tips and suggested follow-up timelines or additional tests are provided to owners. Families managing numerous pets alongside chronic health issues find support through this organization because it guarantees comprehensive oversight. Cherokee Animal Clinic assists pet owners throughout Kentucky to make proactive choices. The clinic delivers steady and knowledgeable care from initial vaccinations to senior health assessments that evolves alongside each pet's requirements. This method integrates preventive measures with adaptable strategies to reach both pets and their owners at their current stage of care progress.
Business Hours
Monday
08:30AM-19:00PM
Tuesday
08:30AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:30AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:30AM-18:00PM
Friday
08:30AM-18:00PM
Saturday
08:30AM-16:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Services
Anesthesiology
Boarding
Dental Care
24 Hour Emergency
Grooming
Pet Euthanasia
Laboratory
Microchipping
Radiology (X-Rays)
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Reviews
Carrie Callahan
21 Jun 2018
They managed to fit me in for a nail clipping at the very last minute and were super cognizant of my pupper's comfort!
Brittney Hansen
3 Mar 2018
I have extremely negative remarks about this establishment. My 10 month year old kitten started off with an eye infection. I thought this would be a simple fix, so I brought him to this clinic. After ...
I have extremely negative remarks about this establishment. My 10 month year old kitten started off with an eye infection. I thought this would be a simple fix, so I brought him to this clinic. After meeting with the vet, they concluded that it was an eye infection and that he had somewhat of a fever and to get some eyedrops and a shot for his fever. (Another thing to add, this place is extremely expensive). After getting the eye drops and using them on my cat for about 2 weeks, he showed no signs of getting any better. I took him back. The same thing was said is that he had a fever and still an eye infection. This time they gave me different eye drops and oral medication to feed him for his fever. I had a follow up appointment 5 days later. I came in for the follow up appointment with my cat showing no signs of getting better and this time I asked if they could perhaps test him to see if there is underlying reason for the infection and fever which they responded by saying they do not test there for diseases and whatnot. (This is very weird). After saying they did not test, they said they did not know what was wrong with my cat and for me to go somewhere else that "specializes" with cat eye infections. They again charged me and had me buy medicine to put into his food to fight off any viral infections if there were some. After another week of him not getting better, one night randomly he lost control of his bladder and peed multiple times everywhere in our apartment. I took him to an emergency vet to see what was really going on here. And after meeting with the other vet, 2 days later my cat had a seizure and was taken to an animal hospital. Turns out he had liver failure and a tumor on his bladder. Not only did the Cherokee Animal Clinic not figure out what was wrong like they are supposed to do since this is THEIR JOB, they also pushed back the pain my cat was in for multiple weeks instead of figuring out the issues right away. He was only 10 months old and the reason they said not to worry about testing is because he was "too young". I think the veterinarians here are incompetent and only out for money to be honest. I ended up paying over $300 for medicine that was not working and for them to not take my concerns seriously. This is disgraceful and I hope everyone takes some time out of their day to read this before taking your own pet here if you have some complications. Not a safe place for our furry little friends, actually, FAMILY.
Kenny Ray
3 Dec 2017
Home vet for my cats. Friendly and knowledgeable.
Leah Dienes
24 Nov 2017
Local, quick and friendly. Caring staff.
Lane Miller
10 Nov 2017
Dr. Grace is a skilled surgeon. He corrected entropic eyelids on two of my puppies. Probably the best vet in Louisville to do dew claw removals; he is so carful with the babies. Dr. Kieser is very kno...
Dr. Grace is a skilled surgeon. He corrected entropic eyelids on two of my puppies. Probably the best vet in Louisville to do dew claw removals; he is so carful with the babies. Dr. Kieser is very knowledgeable especially for a younger vet. I receive a high level of service every visit. Would not go anywhere else.
Heather Scott
13 Jul 2017
I take my pup Cooper here and they are very friendly staff. I am from a small town and miss my small town vet, but the staff at Audubon make you feel like family and really care about your pets. Coope...
I take my pup Cooper here and they are very friendly staff. I am from a small town and miss my small town vet, but the staff at Audubon make you feel like family and really care about your pets. Cooper and I came in without an appointment on a Saturday and were still able to be seen that day, they really do their best to accommodate you and your pet.
Josh Bentley
14 May 2017
Best veterinarian in Louisville! I was already very impressed with this clinic, but they went above and beyond after my dog was attacked by a raccoon. Thanks to excellent treatment from Dr. Kiser and ...
Best veterinarian in Louisville! I was already very impressed with this clinic, but they went above and beyond after my dog was attacked by a raccoon. Thanks to excellent treatment from Dr. Kiser and staff, my dog is doing great!
Tia Hill
4 May 2017
After spending 1k on my cat in one year, I finally went somewhere else after another failed treatment of a reoccurring ear infection. I was right to get a second opinion because the new vet was able ...
After spending 1k on my cat in one year, I finally went somewhere else after another failed treatment of a reoccurring ear infection. I was right to get a second opinion because the new vet was able to explain (the horrendous) bacterial ear infection and heal it completely within two weeks. Where as Cherokee couldn't explain it or heal it in the course of a over a year.
My cat also tested positive for FIV, which Cherokee failed to inform me about after two expensive blood tests.
I haven't been back to them in a year, but after seeing other vets and how they work I would not suggest this office.
Cassandra Rosbury
15 Dec 2016
Thank you for taking care of my dog, Rex on Monday 12/12. Medicated shampoo helped his rash in 24 hours and he's much happier. Thank you so much.
Steven Mcdaniel
29 Aug 2016
Caring staff, they treat your pets like their pets!
Carson Haynes
16 Aug 2016
Extremely overpriced. I do not understand the difference between a $11.25 "Office Visit" AND the $33.00 "Doctor Exam" on my bill. They love to do every test under the sun (which is great if you can af...
Extremely overpriced. I do not understand the difference between a $11.25 "Office Visit" AND the $33.00 "Doctor Exam" on my bill. They love to do every test under the sun (which is great if you can afford it) and do not ask if it is okay before doing them. They basically just tell you. They told me my dog tested negative for worms... only to have them show up in his stool a few days later. Waste of $$$. Go elsewhere.
Sandra Terrell
6 Aug 2016
This is an excellent team to entrust with the care of your furry loved ones. Very compassionate and caring
Roslyn Wheat
3 Jul 2016
My pet shih-tzu has been a client with this location since he was 8 weeks old, and now he is 3 yrs old, we absolutely Love this Animal Clinic and the Staff.
Jeanna Kozak
12 Jun 2016
Next best thing to being at home. Long time staff treats everyone like extended family.
Pat Simonis
2 Jun 2016
Audubon Animal Medical Center are great! I have taken my pets there for over 10 years. They treat him like his is there own and he loves to see them.
Lynnetta Hornback
10 May 2016
We have been taking our pets to Audubon for 30+ years and have never had a bad experience. They are always friendly as well as professional. We just lost our 15 yr old yorkie, Holly and decided in cre...
We have been taking our pets to Audubon for 30+ years and have never had a bad experience. They are always friendly as well as professional. We just lost our 15 yr old yorkie, Holly and decided in cremation. When I dropped her off there was someone there at the time with a dog that looked just like Holly and I got emotional but the receptionist (sorry I'm having a senior moment trying to remember her name ) was so sweet and took me into the room and said such kind words! Then we received a sympathy card! Zoey has stayed at the kennel several times and we know she is well taken care of and don't need to worry while we are gone. Opal has been the only one to groom my dogs and is awesome! The docs are friendly and top notch it is like family there! Thanks from the bottom of our hearts for all you go for our 4 legged family members! We love you all!
Stacia Bivens
23 Apr 2016
This is the only place I ever took my cats to and the vet always seemed to do a great job. Until a couple years ago when the vet said one of my cats (Grayley) had hypothyroidism (causes animals to lo...
This is the only place I ever took my cats to and the vet always seemed to do a great job. Until a couple years ago when the vet said one of my cats (Grayley) had hypothyroidism (causes animals to lose massive amounts of weight - opposite for humans).
The vet gave me pills to give to him once a day and said it should cure him. I gave him the pills regularly and noticed he had not been getting any better. I waited a couple months and still no change. I then took him back to the vet and they said he was fine and kept the dosage the same. This went on for two more years and still no progress. He never got worse, but never improved.
Two weeks ago I took him back for another check up. I told the vet the current dosage was obviously not working and he needed to recommend something else. The vet took a lot of blood and increased his dosage 4X (an increase of one to four pills a day.....)
Grayley was 3 pounds at this time and literally all skin and bones. You could look at him and tell how weak he was. The next day after the appointment, I woke up to find Grayley in the same spot as I left him the night before, covered in his poop and pee. He could not move a muscle and could not even make it to his litter box. I had never seen him this bad before. Grayley used to be the friendliest cat even when he was first diagnosed. I would come home and he would meow like he was happy to see me. Now, I hear nothing.. He has lost his entire personality and sits in the same spot all day unless I move him.
I called the vet and told them what was going on and they could not offer any suggestions. I found it preposterous to find a "licensed" veterinarian could not recommend a solution for a common disease in animals. This has been going on for three days now and I fear Grayley is near his end. I find it very sketchy that as soon as he came back from the vet he took a drastic turn for the worse. Either they took too much blood (which is entirely possible considering he barely weighs three pounds) or they do not know what the hell they are doing. Most likely both.
All I can say is do not take your animal to this veterinarian. They are neither knowledgeable nor caring and basically made my poor Grayley's life a lot shorter. I am in tears over this. DO NOT GO HERE.
Cissy Moran
13 Apr 2016
A great big Thank you to the staff for looking after my Pinky Stink. A special thanks to her Groomer Miranda who was able to make her pretty without the use of drugs. I can't Thank you Enough
Michael C
25 Mar 2016
The experience I received at Cherokee Animal Hospital is far less than satisfactory. Not only are they difficult and rude when it comes to an issue you may have with their service, but they are over-p...
The experience I received at Cherokee Animal Hospital is far less than satisfactory. Not only are they difficult and rude when it comes to an issue you may have with their service, but they are over-priced when matched with the other animal clinics in the area. There was a similar review that noted how the physician would prescribe medications and perform certain procedures without asking the owner of the pet. I second this statement. They have charged me with medications and services that I have not agreed on in the past.
Upon being called to have your pet seen, they will begin their standard protocol of checking your pet's temperature, heart, hair, ears, and weight. You will notice that they speed through these tasks and even through the actual issue with the animal with a sense of urgency, despite their waiting room being completely empty.
After all this is said and done, you will have your medication and your bill. You will find that regardless of what you have came in for that you will be charged an unnecessary fee of $11.25 listed as an "office visit" and then you will have another fee of $33.00 for the "doctor exam / routine," which sounds almost synonymous to the latter fee. As I mentioned before, you will pay the amount of $44.25 per every visit you make in addition to whatever other services and medications that they may have gave you. The only exception to this is if you have a follow-up visit to your previous appointment to which they only remove the "office visit" fee of $11.25.
The point of the matter is that there are many other options in regards to animal clinics and I highly recommend to make the best decision when it comes to your pets. This clinic has not only proved to be expensive but it has not operated to the standard that I would expect from a facility that is responsible for the welfare of my animal.
Kate Hibbs
5 Jan 2016
We absolutely love Audubon animal hospital. Their staff is absolutely amazing. They take such great care of our animals always and their facility is always clean, and everyone is always very friendly ...
We absolutely love Audubon animal hospital. Their staff is absolutely amazing. They take such great care of our animals always and their facility is always clean, and everyone is always very friendly and helpful. We have boarded both of our dogs and our rabbit and have had a great experience every time. We also use their groom service and they are wonderful. The staff and doctors take time to get to know the animals and their humans very well! I highly recommend them to everyone!
Sandy Roberts
15 Dec 2015
They are always so good to us and our animals. They never seem to mind when somebody has some sort of canine or feline emergency! We know we can always count on them to work us in as quickly as possib...
They are always so good to us and our animals. They never seem to mind when somebody has some sort of canine or feline emergency! We know we can always count on them to work us in as quickly as possible, to be good with our babies, as well as the ever-worried human Mom and Dad. Love these folks. <3
Ashley Brainer
16 Jul 2015
The veterinarians here are experienced and they take very good care of my sweet girl. We first started going to Cherokee Animal Clinic because my she had a severe allergic reaction to fleas, which ca...
The veterinarians here are experienced and they take very good care of my sweet girl. We first started going to Cherokee Animal Clinic because my she had a severe allergic reaction to fleas, which caused her to have hot spots and her hair was falling out. They are the only ones who put her on medication that actually worked!! She's happy & healthy, so I have absolutely no complaints and would recommend them to anyone.
Rachael Mullis
18 Jul 2014
Quincy loves staying here when we go out of town! The staff is always so sweet and helpful!
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FAQs
Where is Cherokee Animal Clinic located?
Cherokee Animal Clinic is located at 1601 Eastern Pkwy, Louisville, Kentucky 40204. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Louisville area and surrounding communities.
What time does Cherokee Animal Clinic open and close each day?
Cherokee Animal Clinic is open Monday 08:30 AM - 19:00 PM, Tuesday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:30 AM - 18:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:30 AM to 16:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Cherokee Animal Clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:30AM to 16:00 PM.
Is Cherokee Animal Clinic open on Sundays?
No, Cherokee Animal Clinic is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer emergency or 24-hour services?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic provides emergency veterinary care. They have 24-hour emergency service – if your pet has an after-hours emergency, you can call their emergency line at or go to the clinic for immediate care.
How can I book an appointment at Cherokee Animal Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Cherokee Animal Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer?
Cherokee Animal Clinic in Louisville offers a range of veterinary services, including Anesthesiology, Boarding, Dental Care, 24 Hour Emergency, Grooming. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Louisville clinic.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Cherokee Animal Clinic offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Can I get my pet groomed at Cherokee Animal Clinic?
Cherokee Animal Clinic does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in Louisville.
Does Cherokee Animal Clinic provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Cherokee Animal Clinic?
Cherokee Animal Clinic provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Louisville has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Cherokee Animal Clinic microchip my pet?
Yes, Cherokee Animal Clinic offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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