Countryside has cared for all my furbabies and I'll always choose them over the other so called…read moreaffordable/big chains. From regular checkups, pg testing to delivering my dogs pups via c-section. I'm not sure why they have any negative reviews, they've taken my "panicked/dog ate something) calls and responded immediately, to scheduling regular visits and following up after I take my furbabies in. Dr. Covall is my current pups vet, but I've had the pleasure to work with all their Vets and never had a bad experience.

BEWARE OF COUNTRYSIDE VET in Jersey/Covington! We have a horse therapy non-profit and have been…read moreloyal clients at Countryside Vet for over ten years with 13 horses and several dogs and cats. We never disputed a charge and always kept our account paid and up to date. We had an injured donkey that literally couldn't walk and Dr. Brown came out that day and told us that she just had a bruised heel. It seemed odd for how much pain she seemed to be in but we believed her and put her on bute and contained her in a small area as she suggested. A few days later we called her out again because there had been no improvement and she said it was because our farrier had not trimmed her feet often enough. We knew this was not correct because we just had her trimmed and the injury was very sudden. We just tried to do our best and keep her contained and on pain medication. They next week we were on vacation a couple of weeks in Japan and the barn manager called them out. Dr. Brown did over $600.00 worth of X-rays without calling us to authorize and still did not diagnose her. When we returned our farrier came out and told us she had two bowed tendons. He is familiar with Dr. Carter and was so shocked that Dr. Brown had not known that immediately the day it happened he said he would call personally to help us dispute the X-ray charge. We have attempted six times to speak with Dr. Brown or Dr. Carter regarding this and they refuse to contact us. We received a notice from a collection company for the $600 00 bill instead. Dr. Brown misdiagnosed two other horses at the barn at which we boarded; one was a simple thrush issue that she padded the bill to over $1,000 and another was a tooth surgery where she damaged an eye during the surgery and billed to remedy the mistake she made into the thousands. This was also price gouging a different non-profit. It's sad to think they would lose a loyal client for over ten years over a $600 mistake that they are responsible for.