About Countryside - Scenes from our happy office.About Countryside - Scenes from our happy office.
Locally-owned and Independent

Mixed Animal Veterinary Practice

Countryside Veterinary Services is a locally owned and independent veterinary practice specializing in Small and Large Animal Services. We are founded by a veterinarian (DVM) and managed by seven DVMs with 30+ years of experience and excellence, three small animal vets and four equine vets. Our practice provides comprehensive medical, surgical and dental care to all our patients, no matter their size. Treating multiple species gives us unique perspectives and insights that differentiate our treatment and care options. For example, an equine solution can provide insight into a challenging canine problem.

Our clinic is located in Covington, Georgia and includes:

In-hospital surgery suites for both large and small animals
In-house digital x-ray for large and small animals
On-location laboratory handling a broad spectrum of diagnostic procedures
Well stocked pharmacy
Closely supervised hospitalization area
Indoor boarding kennels with outdoor walking areas
Stables for equine observation and recovery

Additionally, we have four mobile equine veterinary units that bring advanced on-farm services directly to you and your horse. Convenience and comprehensive care go hand in hand when it comes to our commitment to serving our patients.

We measure our success by ensuring that after every appointment, you leave knowing your beloved family member received state-of-the-art medical care within your means and that you felt the warm, compassionate care that sets us apart.

The Independent Advantage:

Freedom to Care, Innovate, and Prioritize

As an independent veterinary practice, we have the liberty to prioritize the care, advice, and treatment options our patients deserve. Our nimble approach enables us to swiftly adopt state-of-the-art technology, elevating our diagnostic capabilities and fostering innovation in groundbreaking treatments. And unlike corporate veterinary practices driven by profits and stock market values, our unwavering focus is solely on the well-being of your cherished animals. Discover the difference that independence makes.
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At Countryside, we believe in providing career opportunities that are intellectually, emotionally, and financially fulfilling. With the veterinary industry becoming more consolidated and corporate, we’re determined to stay independent and give our team members the autonomy to deliver the care they see is in the best interest of the animal.

We value our clients, we value our team and we’d welcome the opportunity to meet with you.

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From the Blog

Latest News & Articles

Sep 29

Finding Your Furever Friend: A Vet's Take on Dog Adoption🐾

In October, we support "Adopt a Dog" month by giving you essential considerations, with your veterinarian's role in mind. October adoptions enjoy $50 towards your dog's first wellness exam.
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Sep 13

Decoding Equine Pain: How to Recognize the Signs

As Pain Awareness Month begins, it's crucial to spot subtle signs of discomfort in horses, often masked by their natural ability to hide pain. By closely monitoring behavior and recognizing equine facial expressions, owners can learn to spot pain.
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Sep 12

Celebrating Responsible Dog Ownership: A Guide to Ensuring Your Canine Companion's Well-Being

September is Responsible Dog Ownership month, and Dr. Jennifer Coval, a small animal vet with Countryside, has key advice that can make a difference in your dog’s wellbeing.
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Sep 12

Crucial Clues: How to Tell if Your Dog is in Pain

Do you know how to spot pain in your dog? September is Animal Pain Awareness Month and this blog post delves into the different types of pain, Signs, and Effective Management Strategies.
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Sep 11

The Silent Sufferers: Recognizing Pain in Cats

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. How much do you know about feline pain, treatment options, including medications like Adequan and Solensia and natural methods like laser therapy?
More
Aug 8

Focus on Soundness: Strategies for Injury-Free Horses

Expert Insights from Our Veterinarians. Plus, simple yet effective tactics to prevent injuries and maintain soundness.
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16 Aug

Chew on This: The Ultimate How-To for Happy Pet Teeth!

Preventing oral diseases in our furry friends is easier than you might think. Here's our Step-by-Step Guide.
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31 Jul

Back to School Blues: Tips to Help Your Pets Cope

As kids head back to school and the house becomes less lively, our pets may experience loneliness or confusion. Here's how to help them cope.
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10 Jul

My Battle with Hot Spots: A Dog's Tale of Itching, Healing, and Happiness

This blog post explores hot spots, how pets develop them, signs to watch for, treatment, and preventive measures to keep these irritating skin conditions at bay.
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29 Sep

Finding Your Furever Friend: A Vet's Take on Dog Adoption🐾

In October, we support "Adopt a Dog" month by giving you essential considerations, with your veterinarian's role in mind. October adoptions enjoy $50 towards your dog's first wellness exam.
More
13 Sep

Decoding Equine Pain: How to Recognize the Signs

As Pain Awareness Month begins, it's crucial to spot subtle signs of discomfort in horses, often masked by their natural ability to hide pain. By closely monitoring behavior and recognizing equine facial expressions, owners can learn to spot pain.
More
12 Sep

Celebrating Responsible Dog Ownership: A Guide to Ensuring Your Canine Companion's Well-Being

September is Responsible Dog Ownership month, and Dr. Jennifer Coval, a small animal vet with Countryside, has key advice that can make a difference in your dog’s wellbeing.
More
12 Sep

Crucial Clues: How to Tell if Your Dog is in Pain

Do you know how to spot pain in your dog? September is Animal Pain Awareness Month and this blog post delves into the different types of pain, Signs, and Effective Management Strategies.
More
11 Sep

The Silent Sufferers: Recognizing Pain in Cats

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. How much do you know about feline pain, treatment options, including medications like Adequan and Solensia and natural methods like laser therapy?
More
8 Aug

Focus on Soundness: Strategies for Injury-Free Horses

Expert Insights from Our Veterinarians. Plus, simple yet effective tactics to prevent injuries and maintain soundness.
More
31 Jul

Chew on This: The Ultimate How-To for Happy Pet Teeth!

Preventing oral diseases in our furry friends is easier than you might think. Here's our Step-by-Step Guide.
More
31 Jul

Back to School Blues: Tips to Help Your Pets Cope

As kids head back to school and the house becomes less lively, our pets may experience loneliness or confusion. Here's how to help them cope.
More