Information for building veterinary hospitals of 3,500 to 6,999 square feet - Hospital Design
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3,500 to 6,999 square feet
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    Nice curves


    Dr. Keith Hilinski sought an upscale look when designing his 6,500-square-foot facility.

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    Animal Hospital of Humble


    This Texas hospital is anything but modest and can boast the client growth to prove it.

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    Pouncey Tract Veterinary Hospital in Glen Allen, Va.


    Dr. Brad Zubowsky had a plan to own two hospitals ...

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    The whole enchilada


    A humble-sized facility loaded with extras, Atascocita Animal Hospital in Humble, Texas, is the 2007 Veterinary Economics Hospital of the Year.

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    Blending past and present


    Using two historic buildings and a modern design, this hospital successfully honors the past, while stepping into the future.

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    Squeezing in more


    Two detail-oriented doctors, technological advances, and a tight floor plan combine at Harden Ranch Veterinary Hospital. The result: 10 pounds of practice in an 8-pound space.

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    Small-practice warmth; big-time convenience


    The goal: Build a facility big enough to accommodate future growth without losing the small-practice feel. The result: Alexandria Veterinary Clinic PetCare Center in Alexandria, Minn., a warm practice that's built to last.

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    Putting your heart in your practice


    Dr. Tim McAughan, a 1978 graduate of Texas A&M University, College of Veterinary Medicine, is no stranger to buying and building facilities. In 1985, he started a practice in a retail center, then moved it to a new facility. In 1997, he bought a second practice in a retail center in Spring, Texas. That, too, needed a freestanding home, he says.

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    Piecing together a seamless practice


    Combining three pieces of land let the owners of Animal Clinic East achieve three design goals: to increase the number of exam rooms, develop a facility they could show off to clients, and build in comfortable workspaces for team members.

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