Our reception area is well lit and spacious.  The double doors to the left of the reception desk lead to the smaller exam room and the treatment and surgery areas in the back.  In the image on the right, the front door and the door to the larger exam room are visible.

The examination/consultation rooms all have computers connected to the central server so records and images are available in every room.  Cabinets and drawers contain our equipment and handout materials.  The small refrigerator is for vaccines and medications.  There are x-ray viewers on the wall and a scale that goes up to 300 pounds in case we get any really big pets.  Note the jar of Pup-Peroni treats on the counter.  We try to spoil all of our canine friends with treats so they look forward to coming to the vet.

Our surgery room has a tilting, heated surgery table and all the machines that go "ping" (obscure Monty Python reference to modern anesthetic monitoring equipment).  We use Sevoflurane gas anesthesia, central oxygen supply, anesthetic gas scavenging system, halogen surgery lights and a surgical laser.

We have a dedicated dental area with dental x-rays and a central dental unit that includes an ultasonic scaler, high speed burr and polisher.  Dental problems are among the most common problems we see in dogs and cats and we focus on their treatment.

This is our pharmacy and laboratory area, with commonly prescribed drugs, microscope and centrifuges.