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CLICK HERE if you have an EMERGENCY! Our animals, from the largest exotic bird to the smallest turtle, are an important part of our lives. They deserve the very best of care to live a healthy life. We have designed a facility specifically to meet the needs of these unique and extraordinary animals. Mission StatementBirds and Exotics Animal Care is a specialty veterinary practice dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders affecting birds, reptiles and other exotic animals (ferrets, hedgehogs, rabbits, fish, etc.). We are currently the only state of the art veterinary hospital in South Carolina created especially for the needs of birds and exotic animals. We accept referral cases from veterinarians throughout the state.
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EVENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: New Team Member! 11/07/08 - Please join us in welcoming our new associate veterinarian, Dr. Katie Rainwater. After a year-long small-animal internship with Georgia Veterinary Specialists, Dr. Rainwater has joined our staff, which will allow us to better serve our clients. A graduate of the zoological track at UC Davis and a California native, she has a colorful history of globetrotting animal experience, including leading research groups studying black howler monkeys in Belize, working with ringtailed lemurs in Madagascar, and studying elephants in Namibia. Despite the lack of wild elephants and lemurs in Mt. Pleasant, Katie seems to be adjusting well to her new home in SC.
New Visit Questionnaire 8/28/08 - In response to client request, we have added a list of the questions we may ask at your initial visit to our "Services" page. Click the link at the top of this page and scroll down to the bottom of the "Services" page to see what questions we will ask you at your first visit.
Hormones, Hormones, Hormones! 1/10/08 - Can adrenal disease be prevented?
Consumer Alert! 9/13/07 - Lead paint found in cages made in China
Dr. Biascoechea in the news! 12/27/07 - Dr. Biascoechea removed injured flipper from sea turtle 7/18/07 - Dr. Biascoechea removed fishhook from another Kemps ridley turtle 7/06/07 - Dr. Biascoechea removed fishhook from Kemps ridley turtle |
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"Little Edisto" - photo by Alan Hawes (courtesy of the Post and Courier) |
DIRECTIONS TO BIRDS AND EXOTICS ANIMAL CARE:
| From US-17 S:
Take US-17 into Mount Pleasant. You will pass under the I-526
overpass, and shortly after you will come to the intersection of US-17
and Bowman Road. East Cooper Hospital will be on your Right. Go through
that light, and at the next light, take a Right onto Anna Knapp Blvd.
Take the immediate Left onto the frontage road running parallel to
US-17. This is the road we are on. You will pass the
Chick-Fil-A Restaurant and Publix grocery shopping center. On your Right
you will see a blue and white sign reading “The Agent Owned Realty Co” –
turn Right at that sign, bear Left in the parking lot, and you will be
in front of our building. We are a two-story golden building with a
large sign on a post reading “Birds and Exotics Animal Care” with a
picture of a parrot and an iguana on it.
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| From US-17 N:
You will pass through Charleston, staying on US-17. Go over the
bridge. DO NOT take any exits from the bridge, stay on US-17 all the way
across the bridge, and you will be in Mount Pleasant on US-17. Go
through the first two lights, and at the third light, make a Left onto
South Shelmore Blvd. Take the immediate Right onto the frontage road
running parallel to US-17. This is the road we are on. You will pass the
84 Lumber and the Sofa Super Store. Less than 1/8 mile up that frontage
road, you will see a large burgundy wooden sign with white letters
reading “Lafayette Village” – turn Left at that sign and you are
in our plaza. Drove forward a bit in the parking lot and you will be in
front of our building. We are a two-story golden building with a large
sign on a post reading “Birds and Exotics Animal Care” with a picture of
a parrot and an iguana on it.
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I-526:
Take I-526 towards Mount Pleasant. Take Exit 30, US-17 S towards
Charleston. Go through the first light. At the second light, take a
Right onto Anna Knapp Blvd. Take the immediate Left onto the
frontage road running parallel to US-17. You will pass the Chick-Fil-A Restaurant and Publix grocery shopping center. On
your Right you will see a blue and white sign reading “The Agent Owned
Realty Co” – turn Right at that sign, bear Left in the parking lot, and
you will be in front of our building. We are a two-story golden building
with a large sign on a post reading “Birds and Exotics Animal Care” with
a picture of a parrot and an iguana on it.
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