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The Value of Pet Playroom Structures
The benefits of including cat and dog play structures in your boarding facility can set your business apart from the rest while enriching the lives of the companion animals in your care. The cost of installing a complicated play structure causes some small business owners to forgo the idea altogether, but don’t let it deter you. It doesn’t have to be complicated and any money you spend on it is an investment that can help grow your business. Creating multiple levels, viewing platforms and varied surfaces will help engage your guests and make them more comfortable. Dogs love to climb up on something high and look down over their domains while cats need larger platforms in order to fully stretch and get comfy. Play structures are a great way to provide exercise, stimulation and socialization and keep your guests coming back time and time again.
These images illustrate simple, yet highly functional designs we put together for Olde Town Pet Resort – Dulles.
Vicki J. Pollard, AIA, CVT
Vicki brings unique experience to Animal Arts www.animalarts.biz with degrees in both architecture and veterinary technology. Prior to joining Animal Arts, Vicki worked as the Owner’s Representative during the construction of the VCA Alameda East Veterinary Hospital campus. She has worked on a variety of projects since joining Animal Arts including the Coral Springs Veterinary Hospital, VCA South Shore Animal Hospital, VCA Kaneohe Animal Hospital in Hawaii and VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital, a premier 42,000 square-foot specialty referral center.
“Animal Arts specializes exclusively in veterinary hospital and animal shelter design. We have a proven track record of success with over 600 projects in 40 states, Canada and overseas. Our designs have been presented with 35 architectural excellence awards from Veterinary Economics magazine. Visit our website at www.animalarts.biz”
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