Dr.

Todd Coleman, owner of the second-generation family-owned veterinary clinic Pet

Medical Center of Pasco, completed a $400,000 expansion and remodel designed to

better serve growing demand for veterinary services in the Tri-Cities. 

The

project at 8823 Sandifur Parkway expanded the clinic to 13,000 square feet from

9,000 square feet.

It

added two new exam rooms, pushing the total to nine, reducing wait times.  

The

expanded lobby provides a quieter space and there are additional office and

conference rooms, more room for hospitalizations and day-surgery stays, as well

as parking and a “fishbowl” office for doctors adjacent to the surgery and

treatment areas. 

Pet

Medical Center provides veterinary medical and surgery care, pet food and

supplies, dog day care, pet grooming, a self-service dog wash and pet adoptions

through its nonprofit partner. It employs 30, including five doctors. 

Harms

Engineering of Pasco was the designer.

Vincent

Construction LLC of Pasco was the general contractor.