Most Valuable Pets

4.7 • Lexington, KY • Pet Store

Most Valuable Pets is a Lexington, KY pet store powered by animal lovers with 20+ years of expertise in customer service and operations. Since taking over in 2022, they’ve curated a thoughtful selection of pets, products, and services, treating every customer (and pet) like family. Their dedication shines through personalized care and a commitment to excellence, making the store a trusted haven for pet owners.

Beyond business, the team actively supports local animal welfare through initiatives like Paws for the Cause. Their passion extends to the community, blending professionalism with genuine love for animals. Whether you’re adopting, shopping, or seeking advice, Most Valuable Pets delivers warmth, expertise, and top-tier care—proving they’re truly valuable to pets and their people.

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Bethany

5.0

My friend and I go to this store often. Every time I’m at her house I make it a point to go in. They are very respectful with my service dog and they carry the best dog food! I recently got a fish and I love her so much! We will always been there to see the animals and to support a small business!

Heather

5.0

There's nothing bad to say about the store or the staff. We love it there. Victoria is always so helpful and knowledgeable. She's a pleasure to work with because she takes the time you need.

Elizabeth

5.0

Since new owners this place is wonderful! I love the owners and the managers all so much. They take care of you especially if you’re a regular customer. They take great pride in their animals and offer all the help they can give! Their manager too Jameson is so knowledgeable on the aquatics and all the animals and reptiles. Takes great pride in offer knowledge on their care. Stronger recommend to everyone

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Most Valuable Pets

921 Beaumont Centre Pkwy #100, Lexington, KY 40513

Lexington

Lexington is a city in Kentucky. It’s known for horse farms and thoroughbred racetracks like Keeneland. The Kentucky Horse Park features the International Museum of the Horse, the Hall of Champions and many equine breeds. Ashland, the estate of 1800s politician Henry Clay, includes a mansion and formal garden. Clay is buried at the Lexington Cemetery, which has an arboretum, lakes and a Romanesque gatehouse.

Nearby Attractions

Garden Springs Park

McConnell Springs Park

Aviation Museum of Kentucky