About Best Friends Animal Hospital
Best Friends Animal Hospital is a well-regarded veterinary clinic known for its compassionate care and reasonable pricing. Dr. Pope, along with Dr. Tegarden, is highly praised for their gentle touch with both animals and their owners. The clinic offers health certificates for international travel, a service that is appreciated for its efficiency and helpfulness. The clinic is clean and well-organized, with friendly staff who make clients feel welcome. Although the clinic can be busy, appointments are available and the waiting time is generally reasonable. The staff, including Dr. Tegarden and others, are described as knowledgeable, respectful, and attentive to their patients' needs. They take the time to listen to concerns and work collaboratively with owners on treatment plans. The clinic's commitment to providing thorough care includes offering clear explanations of medications and their applications. Many clients have shared experiences of the staff being incredibly sweet and helpful, especially during emergencies, showing their dedication to caring for pets and their owners alike.
I have been going here for7 years with different pets. Dr. Tegarden was recommended to me by my veterinarian in Klamath Falls when we moved to the Rogue Valley. It's a bit of a drive from Eagle Point, but well worth it. The staff and all of the different doctors I have seen over the years have been great. Very pleased with their care for my pets.
They've always been so lovely to me and my roommates. We had a bit of an emergency at the beginning of last year with one of our cats, where we ended up staying in their office for the better part of the day before needing to then drive over to an emergency vet. They were so incredibly sweet and helpful throughout the entire process-including staying about a half hour after closing to make sure we were okay to get our boy over to the ER.
Very kind and caring very and staff. I recently had to take my beloved key here, and unfortunately, my boy (Lil Bit) was too ill, and I had to make the heartbreaking decision to let him go. He was 13. Everyone was so kind and caring and understanding. Compassionate of my feelings. I decided to have him cremated, and when I received his ashes a week later, they came on a beatififul carved wooden box urn, which I wasn't expecting, and a paw print set in red clay.