Our brightly- lit client lounge is appointed with very comfortable leather chairs and a loveseat. Many clients have been caught napping in these chairs (and dogs seem to like curling up on them as well).

A Tassimo(tm) beverage centre  allows us to offer several warm drinks (coffees, tea, hot chocolate).

Beyond the lounge is the reception desk. Behind Stephanie is the client restroom - no need to make your way into the dark recesses of the back room to freshen up.

My little oasis - a quiet, comfortable place for me to take phone calls and tend to paperwork.

The strip quilt, made by my wife, commemorates our visit to Japan in 2003.

After checking in with Stephanie and filling out some forms, we will meet in the examination room. Here is where I will do my initial assessment and discuss treatment options. That is Kim, RVT aiding Dr. Hale as he examined the patient.

We have a  small staff lounge where we can take our breaks and our meals.

These views are of our large treatment room. 

In the first view, you see the treatment table with the anesthetic machine and fluid pump above,  the wall-mounted dental x-ray machine and on the shelf are several monitoring devices. In the foreground is the dental power station. On the floor below the table is out "Bair Hugger" a warm-air blanket system used to help maintain patient body temperature during anesthesia.

Though most of our patients are discharged as soon as they are standing, we do have some cages to house animals should the need arise. We also have a bath-tub should a patient need a clean-up before discharge.

For really big dogs, we have a 3 ft by 5 ft stainless-steel run.

Way in the back is the laundry area and staff rest-room. Not terribly exciting, but essential none-the-less.