Emergency Veterinary Care for Dogs and Cats

Compassionate Care During Critical Moments

Emergency Veterinary Care for Dogs and Cats

At Countryside Veterinary Services, we understand that emergencies can happen at any time. Our experienced team is here to provide urgent care and support for your beloved dogs and cats during our regular business hours. We're dedicated to ensuring your pets receive the best care when they need it most.

During Business Hours:
In the event of a pet emergency during our regular business hours, you can count on us to provide prompt and compassionate care. Our experienced veterinary team is here to address urgent situations and ensure your furry friend receives the attention they need.

Call:

770-788-7387

Regular Hours: Small Animal Services

Monday: 7:30am–7pm
Tuesday: 7:30am–5:30pm
Wednesday: 7:30am–5:30pm
Thursday: 7:30am–7pm
Friday: 7:30am–5pm
Saturday: 8am–12pm
Sunday: Closed

After Hours Emergencies:

‍For emergencies outside our regular business hours, we're committed to helping you find the care your pet deserves. Give us a call, and our answering service will guide you through the next steps. If necessary, we'll recommend East Metro Emergency Animal Clinic in Covington or Eastside Animal Medical Center in Grayson.

Your pet's well-being is our top priority, whether it's during our standard hours or beyond. Rest assured that we're here to support you and your beloved companion in any situation.

After Hours

Emergencies

LOCATION: Covington
East Metro Emergency Animal Clinic
678-212-0300

LOCATION: Grayson
Eastside Animal Medical Center
678-985-5530

Best Practices For

Pet Owners During Emergencies

Stay Calm: In moments of crisis, it's essential to remain as calm as possible. Your pet may look to you for comfort and reassurance.

Contact Us @ 770-788-7387: If the emergency occurs during our business hours, call us immediately. If it's after hours, call the recommended emergency clinics for guidance.

Provide Information: When you contact us or the emergency clinic, be ready to provide information about your pet's symptoms and any relevant medical history. This helps the veterinary team prepare for your pet's arrival.

Safety First: Ensure your pet is in a safe and secure area to prevent further harm or injury.

Do Not Delay: In cases of severe injuries or conditions, do not delay seeking medical attention. Time can be critical in emergencies.

Follow Instructions: Listen carefully to the guidance provided by our team. Follow their instructions for transporting your pet or providing initial care.

Emergency Kit: Consider having a pet emergency kit at home with essential items like gauze, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, and your pet's medical records.

Prevention: While accidents happen, many emergencies can be prevented. Ensure your pet's environment is safe and free of hazards. Regular check-ups and vaccinations can also help prevent some emergencies.

Stocking Your Pet First Aid Kit
‍Having a well-stocked first aid kit for your dogs and cats is essential in case of emergencies or minor injuries.

First Aid Kit List

Happy Small Animal Clients

What They Say

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"Dr. Childers took care of my dogs issue with her allergies. She took the time to explain what the issue was and the remedy to correct the issue. She is always informative."

- Gerry D.

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"They have treated our 4 dogs. Dr. Childers is amazing. She is caring and you will feel confident that your pet is taken care of. The staff is friendly. We never have to wait like most animal hospitals. Highly recommend."

- Rick R.

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"These guys are the best!! My dog had to have surgery that was very difficult, and the doctor did an incredible job!! Our dog is running around and doing great!! Thank you for caring so much about our pet!!"

- Jimmy N.

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"So grateful to the vets, technicians and support staff for their kindness and keeping me well informed when my small dog underwent tumor removal surgery. I was appreciative of that great cup of coffee so early in the morning, when I dropped her off..."

- Tressa F.

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"These are the greatest vets on the planet. They take care of my little dog like he was part of their family. They also take care of our horses. If I could give them 10 stars, I would."

- Kathy C.

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"We have been taking our dog, Buddy, to Countryside for several years now. We found Countryside on a referral from another dog lover. The staff are always friendly with us and Buddy and they are Reasonably priced!"

- Cindy L.

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"Amazing experience with my frenchie Lucy. Very experienced veterinarian and the ladies in the practice are great! Highly recommend to anyone!"

- Keith B.

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"I have a puppy name casino I rescued him at 6 weeks didn't want a dog but I took him to countryside. They make you and your animal feel like family. He is now 6 mons old and very healthy bc Countryside does a great job. Thank you for caring so much"

- Linda K.

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- Jimmy N.

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"Dr. Childers took care of my dogs issue with her allergies. She took the time to explain what the issue was and the remedy to correct the issue. She is always informative."

- Gerry D.

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- Rick R.

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- Jimmy N.

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- Tressa F.

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"These are the greatest vets on the planet. They take care of my little dog like he was part of their family. They also take care of our horses. If I could give them 10 stars, I would."

- Kathy C.

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- Cindy L.

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"Amazing experience with my frenchie Lucy. Very experienced veterinarian and the ladies in the practice are great! Highly recommend to anyone!"

- Keith B.

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- Linda K.

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- Jimmy N.

Serving Dogs, Cats and Horses since 1991

Looking for a Small Animal Vet in Georgia?

Countryside Veterinary Services is located 20 minutes Northeast of the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers, Georgia. Our location is also convenient to Social Circle, Loganville, Covington and Monroe.

Regular Hours: Small Animal Services

Monday: 7:30am–7pm
Tuesday: 7:30am–5:30pm
Wednesday: 7:30am–5:30pm
Thursday: 7:30am–7pm
Friday: 7:30am–5pm
Saturday: 8am–12pm
Sunday: Closed
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Patients can be dropped off for surgery or drop off appointments as early as 7:30 am.

Request Appointment

770-788-7387

From the Blog

News & Articles

As many of our clients know, we love sharing our knowledge and important animal health news. Our blog contains valuable educational resources in one easy location.

Nov 2

Senior Pet's Arthritis Guide: Keep Them Painless & Playful!

Learn how to spot the signs and explore proactive steps that can make a significant difference in enhancing your senior pet's well-being.

Oct 2

Best Local Trails to Walk Your Dog

Walking your dog is the best form of mental and physical exercise for both of you. Find your momentum and explore new hiking trails with our handy list for locals.

Sep 29

Halloween: Precautions To Celebrate Safely With Your Pet

Halloween has become a holiday to celebrate not only with your children and friends but with your pets, as well. Many owners look forward to...

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.

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.

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.

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?

Jul 31

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.

Jul 31

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.

2 Nov

Senior Pet's Arthritis Guide: Keep Them Painless & Playful!

Learn how to spot the signs and explore proactive steps that can make a significant difference in enhancing your senior pet's well-being.

2 Oct

Best Local Trails to Walk Your Dog

Walking your dog is the best form of mental and physical exercise for both of you. Find your momentum and explore new hiking trails with our handy list for locals.

29 Sep

Halloween: Precautions To Celebrate Safely With Your Pet

Halloween has become a holiday to celebrate not only with your children and friends but with your pets, as well. Many owners look forward to...

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.

Emergency Veterinary Care for Dogs & Cats