We are located on Trouble Creek Road just east of Madison Ave.  If you are coming from Animal Care Center go North on Little Rd. to Trouble Creek Rd (across from River Crossing Shopping Center) and go West (left) on Trouble Creek Rd. about 2 1/2 miles and Best Care Animal Hospital will be on your right hand side before Madison Ave.

Upon entrance of our hospital you will be in our spacious lobby area where you will check in for your appointment.  This is where we house our cats/kittens needing good homes.  There is also a bulletin board with advertisements for pets needed and wanted.  Be sure to check that out.

Best Care Animal Hospital also has a wide range of prescription foods for your dog or cat along with a variety of  Harrison's Bird food.  Check out our foods for your pets health needs. 

During surgery your pet is always monitored with various machines to check the heart rate and respiratory rate, however, we don't just rely on machines to monitor your pets well being.  We always have a trained technician in attendance to monitor your pet every step of the way.  After surgery you pet is in the care of a highly trained technician to be sure everything goes as smoothly as possible.

For your convenience, we have a fully stocked pharmacy to serve you after your visit with us.  We can fill your prescription while you wait, or if it's a refill you need, just call ahead and we'll have it waiting for your arrival. 

Our spacious exam rooms make both you and your pet comfortable during your visit.  We have everything ready to make the exam as efficient and convenient as possible. 

Our treatment area which is the "hub" of the hospital has all of the equipment needed to treat your pet for minor illnesses.  This is where your pet will receive dental treatments and routine medical procedures.  All hospitalized pets are housed here so they can be monitored throughout the day.  This can be a very busy place, but the expert care of our veterinarians and technicians make your pets stay comfortable.  Our goal is to get your pet back on all four feet so he/she can be back home with you where he/she belongs.