Care Center - Cincinnati (CARE)

Your 24-hour emergency and critical care hospital with board-certified specialists available for you and your pet

After working together in an after-hours emergency care facility that closed at 8am, Dr. Daniel Carey, Dr. Douglas Hoffman and Dr. Sharmila Ruparel knew that the referring community and general public had a need for a 24-hour veterinary hospital that housed not only emergency, but other specialties as well. A call to Dr. Hoffman's former classmate and Cincinnati native, Dr. Michele Muldoon, brought a board-certified surgeon to the Care Center and the four partners opened in December of 2000, as the only 24-hour emergency and critical care referral practice in the Tri-state area. In 2004, Care Center remodeled adding 14,000 square feet to the current facility, providing space for advanced treatment and imaging modalities, including CT scans and radiation oncology. In 2008, we opened the Dayton Care Center as a 24-hour emergency and critical care satellite. In 2014, Care Center became accredited by AAHA in both Cincinnati and Dayton facilities. In 2015 Care Center joined forces with Compassion First Pet Hospitals. In June 2019, Care Center Dayton opened their new, state-of-the-art hospital

Mission — Care Center dedicates itself to recognizing the sanctity of the human-animal bond. We work towards this by creating a state-of-the-art facility that is recognized as the leader in veterinary medicine in the region. Our success is achieved by providing rewarding careers to all of our staff members, and by being a compassionate, competent and ever-present resource for our referring community and pet owners. Above all we achieve our goals best collectively, and no one person or department is more important than Care Center as a whole