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Four consulting rooms

fully equipped.

• Rooms with Hepa filtered air conditioning.
• Vinyl floors, walls and ceilings in the rooms.
• ‘Deep Clean’ concept for each room, with all removable cabinets.
• Worktops with curved backsplash.
• Circular wall lights and retractable tube.
• Walk-in stainless steel dog cages from America.
• Plymouth stainless steel cleaning and utility unit. Purchased at the dismantling of the Naval Hospital in 2001.
• A centralized suction system as seen at the hospital of dr. Joe Wolfer in Toronto, Canada.
• Pressure gradient chambers. Dedicated areas from the Preparation Room to the corridor.
• Pressure monitoring room equipped with “ping pong ball air flow indicators”.
• Service compartments in the ceiling plenums of the rooms for power outlets, pull-out medical glasses, which minimize the risk of tripping, as in the RSPCA hospitals in Bristol and Chelsea.
• Underfloor heating via hot water pipes for the rooms, which provides “clean heat”.

• The microscope camera monitors and fire resistant window prevent the room from being isolated from examination rooms. The room can be darkened with health and safety curtains when using lasers.ù
• Departments for dogs with underfloor heating and sloping floors for kennels equipped with ACO-drain slides.
• The eye pathology room is equipped with a high air extraction system on the wet tissue cutting table for health and safety reasons.
• Imaging room with solid concrete block exterior walls and lead cladding behind power outlets.
• Integrated elevator shaft for future compliance with building regulations.
• Conference room with open space for our veterinarians, nurses and administrative staff. The room can accommodate over 30 people for meetings.
• View of the reception from the staff room on the first floor and from the administration office.
• High ceilings in the reception area.
• Top rail systems throughout the hospital, such as at Thomas & Guys Hospital in London.
• Plant shelves equipped with safety wire, such as in hotels in Canada and at Glasgow airport.
• Box dedicated to the examination of equines for examinations in a completely dark environment, with non-slip rubber mat.