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Compassionate Veterinary Care in Somerset, KY
At Animal Care Center of Somerset, we have dedicated ourselves to providing exceptional veterinary care for pets in every stage of life. Our full-service animal hospital combines advanced technology with compassionate service, offering comprehensive wellness exams, dental care, laser therapy, and surgical services. With over 25 years of experience serving the Lake Cumberland community, our team prioritizes personalized attention and preventative care to ensure pets live happy, healthy lives.

Our on-site pharmacy and 24-hour emergency services reflect our commitment to meeting urgent needs efficiently. We treat every patient like family, fostering a warm environment where both pets and owners feel valued and supported.
Services
Wellness Exams Dental Care Laser Therapy Pet Boarding Surgical Services Senior Pet Care Microchipping Grooming Digital Radiology Pet Pharmacy
Highlights and features
  • We offer 24-hour emergency services for urgent pet care needs.
  • Our team has over 25 years of experience in veterinary medicine.
  • We provide comprehensive services from wellness exams to surgical care.
  • On-site pharmacy ensures quick access to pet medications.
  • Personalized attention for every pet and owner relationship.
What people say
Kind and caring staff Prompt emergency response Personalized treatment plans Comfortable for pets Excellent follow-up care
Services
Wellness Exams
Regular wellness exams help detect health issues early. Our veterinarians create customized preventative plans, including vaccinations and nutrition counseling, to ensure pets maintain optimal health throughout their lives.
Dental Care
We offer comprehensive dental services, including cleanings and extractions. Early detection of oral disease prevents systemic health problems, ensuring your pet's comfort and long-term well-being through proper dental hygiene.
Laser Therapy
Laser therapy provides non-invasive pain relief for pets with arthritis or injuries. This treatment reduces inflammation and accelerates healing, offering a drug-free option to improve mobility and quality of life.
Pet Boarding
Our boarding facility offers a safe, comfortable environment for pets during owner absences. Trained staff monitor animals daily, accommodating special needs while providing playtime and attentive care to ensure stress-free stays.
Surgical Services
We perform spaying/neutering and soft tissue surgeries in a modern surgical suite. Advanced anesthetic monitoring ensures patient safety, with post-operative care focused on minimizing pain and promoting recovery.
People
Mary Flynn
Owner/Veterinarian
Dr. Mary Flynn has served the Lake Cumberland community for over 25 years. A graduate of Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, she specializes in personalized pet care and community education.
Kayla Dickerson
Veterinary Assistant
Kayla has worked at Animal Care Center for 10 years, specializing in reptile care. She loves hiking and music, bringing dedication to animal welfare through daily interactions.
Madison Armes
Veterinary Assistant
Madison graduated from Somerset Community College and focuses on compassionate pet care. She enjoys church activities and maintains a multi-pet household reflecting her passion for animals.
Amanda Dorn
Groomer
Amanda specializes in cat grooming, combining childhood experience with formal training. She actively participates in church worship and outdoor activities with her animals.
Andrew Renner
Kennel Technician
Andrew, an Eagle Scout and veterinary student, contributes outdoor expertise to pet care. His dedication to camping and hiking informs his approach to animal wellness and activity.
Questions
Why is heartworm testing necessary if my dog is on preventative?
Heartworm preventatives aren't 100% effective. Testing ensures early detection if protection failed, preventing severe disease and potential adverse reactions to preventatives in infected pets.
When do pets typically come into heat?
Dogs usually reach puberty at 6 months, cycling twice yearly. Cats enter heat seasonally during spring, summer, and fall, with cycles every three weeks.
Why does my pet need a vaccine series?
Puppies/kittens receive maternal antibodies that fade between 6-12 weeks. Vaccine series ensure immunity as these antibodies diminish, providing continuous protection against contagious diseases.
What post-surgery incision care is needed?
Keep the incision clean, dry, and monitor for redness or discharge. Prevent licking, and contact us immediately for concerns about swelling or pain.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, checks, credit cards, CareCredit, and Scratchpay financing to accommodate various payment preferences for your pet's care needs.