
News|Articles|November 6, 2014
How big should your veterinary clinic be?
You're not the first to wonder. Get an expert's advice.
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It's usually veterinarians' No. 1 question, says Vicki Pollard, AIA, CVT, principal at Animal Arts in Boulder, Colorado. Here are four important areas she talks to clients about during the planning process. Plus-an easy formula to figure square footage, number of exam rooms and the size of your total site.
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