The south side of the building houses the main entrance.

The pharmacy is situated directly beyond the three examination rooms. Over 100 veterinary-approved drugs are stocked in-house.

This area houses the ultrasonic cleaner and autoclave for cleaning and sterilizing surgical tools. Doctors also use this area to scrub up before surgery.

The stocks are used to confine horses during their examinations and allow the veterinary staff to work with them safely.

Ward A houses stable patients and those recovering from routine surgeries. Ward B (not shown) is used for infectious patients that need to be isolated from other animals.

The large treatment area is the central location for many minor procedures and houses the most critical patients for constant monitoring.

The radiology room is used for taking radiography of patients. The machine is also portable for maximum versatility. The adjacent dark room has an automatic processor, which allows the films to be handled safely and ensures the highest quality images.