Sarah A. Moser

Stepping into his role as veterinary practice owner, this doctor takes over an iconic practice and makes it his own.

Designed by family with care in mind, this Alabama practice serves up high-end work spaces in a creative, family-like atmosphere.

From an 1800s-style barn to a high-tech veterinary facility, Hunterdon Hills Animal Hospital has it all.

An aquarium gets veterinary clients in the door. Great pet care keeps them there.

Careful negotiations and creative solutions give this veterinary practice loads of charm at a reasonable cost.

Building this new veterinary facility was a family affair, with both clients and owners having deep roots in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area.

Follow the lead of this years Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition General Practice Hospital of the Year by drawing inspiration from your surroundings and making your clinic space uniquely yours.

Whatever your practice type or size, consider copying this Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition Specialty Hospital of the Years statement design elements to set your veterinary hospital apart.

Follow the lead of this years Veterinary Economics General Practice Hospital of the Year by drawing inspiration from your surroundings and making your clinic space uniquely yours.

Whatever your practice type or size, consider copying the 2015 Veterinary Economics Specialty Hospital of the Years statement design elements to set your veterinary clinic apart.

One year in, an innovative program sees some success at connecting new pet adopters with local veterinarians.

Four years ago, The Animal Medical Center in New York brought on a CEO with a fresh perspective. Find out how her secrets for success could benefit your practice, too.

A unique business structure allows these veterinarians to provide great care while keeping their autonomy as doctors.

Some might say bigger veterinary clinics seem impersonal, but the cozy design of this Hospital of the Year helps clients and pets feel right at home.

Veterinarians with a heart for small-town life find big opportunities with mixed animal practice.

What happens when patients that have had non-anesthetic cleanings develop a problem?

More veterinarians are sanctioning cleanings without anesthesia. Here's what you need to know.

With their veterinary patients in mind, these staff members designed a practice that works for them.

Equine and small animal blend together in this big barn.

Utilizing the latest tools looks cool-and increases compliance.

This Texas veterinarian wasn't thinking small when he designed a 24/7 hospital with emergency services.

A young veterinarian built this efficient practice with less, proving it doesn't take a fortune to build well.

This practice faced a multitude of setbacks to score the perfect seaside spot.

The open atmosphere of this hospital is like a walk in the park for pets.

Stripping away the layers of a vintage 1940s facility revealed a unique opportunity for this Michigan practice.

This Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., space stands out as a tiny specialty practice that's big on charm.

After many stressful days and sleepless nights, Dr. Steen landed a practically perfect practice.

This veterinarian followed his own NorthStar and landed the 36,000-square-foot practice of his dreams.

Years of planning and re-planning led to a space-efficient veterinary hospital in San Clemente, Calif.