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|Events|February 16, 2018
Refurbish and Remodel
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Date: February 16 - February 16, 2018
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Refurbish and Remodel (On Demand: 50 minutes)Refurbishing and remodeling can be a cost effective option to upgrade animal housing facilities without having to build new. Construction work can potentially be done in phases to allow the facility to remain open and align with budget considerations. Learn more about the options available that can freshen up an older facility to better compete in todays competitive environment when a veterinary facility is facing new competition.Course learning objectives include:Understand the approximate cost for architectural fees, caging, construction and floorsLearn about updates available for gates, side panels and walls, including materials and design optionsLearn about modular and stacked animal housing solutions and solutions available for housing catsLearn about flooring considerations and options
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