System and Method for Providing Outpatient Small Animal Veterinary Medical Care

A system for delivering medical treatment to non-human small animals, comprising:

• a first garage including a first covered and enclosed parking area, a first entry garage door configured to receive a first vehicle into the first covered and enclosed parking area and a first exit garage door configured to permit the first vehicle to leave the first covered and enclosed parking area;
• a second garage including a second covered and enclosed parking area, a second entry garage door configured to receive a second vehicle into the second covered and enclosed parking area and a second exit garage door configured to permit the second vehicle to leave the second covered and enclosed parking area;
• a third garage including a third covered and enclosed parking area, a third entry garage door configured to receive a third vehicle into the third covered and enclosed parking area and a third exit garage door configured to permit the third vehicle to leave the third covered and enclosed parking area;
• a fourth garage including a fourth covered and enclosed parking area, a fourth entry garage door configured to receive a fourth vehicle into the fourth covered and enclosed parking area and a fourth exit garage door configured to permit the fourth vehicle to leave the fourth covered and enclosed parking area;
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• a first veterinary exam room connected to each of the first garage, the second garage, the third garage, and the fourth garage, wherein a common roof covers the first veterinary exam room, the first garage, the second garage, the third garage, and the fourth garage, wherein the first veterinary exam room includes veterinary equipment to medically treat a non-human small animal.

A process for delivering medical treatment to a small animal, comprising:

• receiving a vehicle holding a small animal into a first garage through a first garage door, the first garage door located at a first end of the first garage;
• entering the first garage from a first veterinary exam room directly connected to at least one of the first garage, wherein the first veterinary exam room includes veterinary equipment to medically treat a non-human small animal;
• accessing the small animal at the vehicle within the first garage for medical treatment;
• providing medical treatment to the small animal;
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• opening a second garage door located at a second end of the first garage and positioned opposite from the first garage door such that the vehicle holding the small animal is allowed to exit the first garage through the second garage door.