The spacious Urbana Veterinary Clinic Hospital includes complete diagnostic and treatment facilities for small and large animals. For small animals the hospital has three examination rooms, a treatment complex, a surgery room and holding area with indoor dog runs. For large animals there are two examination and treatment complexes with stalls, chutes, headgates and milking equipment, and a surgery room with a hydraulic table, non-skid floors and padded walls for the safety of the recovering patients. There are also three box stalls with flush drains, three turnout paddocks and two isolated stalls for animals which require quarantine.

The hospital's treatment and surgery rooms feature gas anesthesia, EKG and heartrate monitors, linear array and sector scanning ultrasound equipment, a fiberoptiscope, high resolution x-ray machines with rare earth screens, and a rapid x-ray film processor. The hospital has its own generator for use in the event of a power failure.

For the care of both small and large animals, the Urbana Veterinary Clinic hospital has a microbiology and chemistry lab equipped for the performance of many routine tests and procedures. Because of this lab the Clinic staff is less dependent on outside laboratory testing services and is able to provide test results as quickly as possible. Large animal laboratory services are provided at the OSU clinic in Marysville. The hospital also features a well-stocked veterinary pharmacy for the convenience of the Clinic staff and clients.

Due to the popularity and the large crowds that attend our seminars, these meetings are held offsite. Our last seminar held at Deer Creek Lodge was for an international group of dairymen and veterinarians from Japan. It was highly successful with many presentations on current dairy management issues as well as farm tours and presentations by university and government officials

The original conference room is now an information resource center for Dr. Sanders’ books, DVDs, CDs and TV production company, Vaca Resources.

Since The Ohio State University Marysville clinic is now our flagship, we offer many more services and increased versatility. We have five veterinary mobile units on the road every weekday. These trucks carry a broad range of equipment and supplies and enable the Clinic staff to provide many diagnostic and treatment services on location including x-ray, fiberoptiscope and ultrasound analysis and surgery. All of the veterinary trucks have positive pressure ventilation systems which keep equipment and supplies carried on the trucks free of dust. They also feature heat and refrigeration to prevent freezing of medications during the winter and provide safe transport for medicines, vaccines, and tissue and serum samples which require refrigeration.