The first Veterinary Medical Center being built in the state of Carabobo will provide low-cost primary and specialized care to pets in the state, directly benefiting more than 660 families in the surrounding area.
This was reported by the state governor, Rafael Lacava, who indicated that the facility will have three general consultation rooms, an operating room, a 24-hour emergency area, a laboratory, traumatology, x-ray, imaging, hospitalization with an isolation area, a recovery area, a pharmacy and necropsy, as well as a dog park.
“We will make all of this available to people who need to care for their pets at a lower than affordable price. And there will also be free social programs to care for pets whose owners cannot afford their treatment,” he explained.
He commented that the project will be located in the Terrazas de Los Nísperos urbanization in the municipality of Valencia and will have an area of approximately 450 square meters designed to offer a comprehensive service.
“A public hospital for pets was needed in the state of Carabobo. And I believe that this initiative, spearheaded by our mayor and our first lady who always emphasized this project, is going to be spectacular,” he said.
