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Welcome to Hartland Park Animal Hospital: Your Veterinarian in Lexington, KYlexinton veterinarian

Your pet deserves reliable, safe medical care. At Hartland Park Animal Hospital in Lexington KY, we provide medical care for pets of all ages. Our caring, specially trained staff treats our pet patients like they’re family. From the moment you take your pet to our Lexington vet, we'll do our best to ensure that your animal is comfortable, healthy and safe.

Our state of the art facilities are designed to handle pets suffering from a variety of conditions, from cancer to broken bones. Our veterinarian, Dr. Cundiff, is committed to ensuring that pets in the community are given the pet healthcare they deserve. As the winner of the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Foundation scholarship in 2006, Dr. Cundiff is a respected veterinarian in our community.

How We Can Help You and Your Pets

Because we offer a wide range of services, your pet will always have the option of going to the same medical provider. This helps ensure that your pet will develop a healthy comfortable relationship with the vet in Lexington.

Preventative Care

Pets need preventative care in order to avoid serious illnesses and diseases. We recommend that all pet owners bring their pets in to the veterinarian at least once annually for their pet exams. This preventative visit helps Dr. Cundiff determine the status of your pet’s health. Wellness exams helps catch chronic conditions and diseases in their early stages, so your pet can get the treatment he or she needs in order to stay healthy. In addition, our preventative services include spay and neuter services, dental care, pet vaccinations and dietary counseling.

Pet Surgery

When your pet is suffering from an injury or a disease like cancer, surgical procedures may be necessary to help your pet make a recovery. We provide anesthesia to pets before surgery to help keep them calm and safe throughout the surgery. When your pet’s procedure is finished, we’ll ensure you know how to care for your pet at home through the recovery.

Pet Dentistry

Pet dentistry stops the spread of gum disease and can stop the spread of infection throughout your pet’s body. Our pet dentistry services include tooth extractions, dental examinations, dental cleanings and more.

Emergency Care

Sometimes pets need emergency care. If your pet is involved in an accident, ingests a toxic substance or gets into a fight with another animal, you may need to bring your pet to the vet for stitches, medicine and more. We provide emergency care services to pets in Lexington KY.

Contact Your Veterinarian in Lexington for an Appointment Today

As your pet’s veterinarian in Lexington, KY, we can help your pet get the services he or she needs from a young age. Getting your pet preventative services when he or she is still young can help ensure that your pet will start life healthy and strong. We recommend that all pets see the veterinarian at least once annually. To make an appointment, contact us online or call us at (859) 245-7387.

  • Nicole
    - Veterinary Nurse

    Nicole has been a veterinary assistant since 2004. She has been working with Dr. Cundiff since 2011. When she is not at the clinic she and her husband are homeschooling their two daughters. She and her family share their home with 2 cats (Pixie and Lattie) and a dachshund (Parker)......oh and a hermit crab (Special Her).

  • Courtney
    - Veterinary Nurse

    Courtney joined our staff in February 2015. She grew up in Lawrenceburg, Ky and has always had a strong love for animals. She has a deep love and interest in feline medicine. Courtney graduated in 2013 from Brown Mackie College with an Associate Degree in Applied Science. In her spare time, she enjoys playing with her 2 cats (Charlie and Archie).

  • Kelsey
    - Veterinary Nurse (Pre-Vet Student)

    Kelsey is an animal science/pre-vet major at UK. She joined use here in May of 2016. She enjoys spending time with her two dogs, Niko and Hayes. She is also deeply involved with CANINE COMPANIONS OF INDEPENDENCE where she is training Hayes to become a service dog.

  • Laura
    - Veterinary Nurse

    Laura has been working with Dr. Cundiff since August of 2013. She was born in Montreal, QC and moved to Kentucky in 2002. She graduated from the University of Kentucky in 2011 with a Baschelor's of Science in Dietetics, but has always had a deep love for animals and found her home with us at Hartland Park Animal Hospital. When she is off work Laura enjoys spending time with her soon-to-be husband and energetic dog, Zooey.

  • Alicia
    - Office Manager/Veterinary Nurse

    Alicia has been working with Dr. Cundiff since 2012. She graduated from Asbury University with a degree in Biology. She has been a veterinary technician for 9 years. Alicia, her husband and son share their home with a dachshund (Linus), and 3 cats (Skeeter, Kit, and Danny). She enjoys cooking, organizing and spending time with her husband and son.

Our Locations

Office Hours

Location Hours

Monday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Friday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Saturday:

8:00 am-12:00 pm

Sunday:

Closed

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Testimonials

Feedback From Our Clients

  • "I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Cundiff, and his staff. They are all so loving, and caring, and very knowledgeable. They know my cats, and they make them feel comfortable. Dr, Cundiff knows I am a nervous Mom, and he is very reassuring to me. He is always there for any crisis we may have, and he’s just a phone call away! Do yourself, and your pets a favor, and bring them to Hartland Park Animal Hospital!"
    Bella
  • "We started going to Hartland Park Animal Hospital after my dog had received a terrible injury to his leg. Dr. Cundiff was recommended to us by a friend (who happens to be a vet tech too!). He saved my dogs life and I will forever be grateful. We have taken all 5 of our dogs to him ever since and have been very happy with everything! The staff is really friendly and it is nice to be able to see the same vet every visit. Highly Recommend!"
    Lindsay B
  • "Dr Cundiff is the best decision I have ever made for my dogs. He always communicates thoroughly before suggesting a treatment and he always looks for the cheapest way to get the job done. He has called in RXs after-hours for my danes and is never bothered by my millions of questions. I adore Dr C and the wonderful ladies on his staff."
    Terra Harrison