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Last year, 181,437 dogs and cats entered Georgia shelters. 152,183 were saved. Those numbers earned Georgia a state-by-state-no-kill priority ranking of 6th place.* Reason #1 : Population Control Spaying and neutering helps to control pet overpopulation and reduce the number of unwanted pets that end up in animal shelters. Reason #2 : Improved Health There is clinical evidence…

January is National Train Your Dog Month, and to celebrate, our doctors and techs have shared some advice that helped them train their own pets. Give The Dog a Bone Dogs are extremely food motivated. It’s in their nature! Because of this, dogs see food as a reward, and this is extremely useful in training.…

Summer is quickly approaching, which means many people are gearing up for all of their outdoor adventures! If you’re lucky enough to have a canine companion who goes on adventures with you, it’s also important that you plan ahead for what they might need during all your time outside. For example, one of the biggest…

Getting a new puppy is super exciting. After all, you are picking out a new member of your family who will enrich your life for years to come. However, once the excitement dies down, you may be feeling a bit overwhelmed with puppy ownership. Countryside Veterinary Services offers dog and cat care in the Covington…

Summer is here! That being said, as the weather continues to warms, now is the time to start thinking about all the things your canine and feline family members will need to enjoy a healthy, happy summer. Today, your friends at Countryside Veterinary Services will share a handy checklist you can use to ensure your…

Snuggle Your Babies From when they’re first adopted to their very last days, the animals you bring home are truly your babies. They rely on you for food and shelter, and you’re also the one responsible for training them and providing them with the emotional support that they need. Moreover, if you adopt from a…

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month, and there are so many reasons why an older pet could be the perfect match for you. This month, we’ve decided to share two stories from our own staff members: Ashley and Jenn. Both Ashley and Jenn have senior dogs, but Ashley adopted hers as a senior while…

At Countryside, we have the opportunity to work with amazing animals everyday. However, if you walk into the office while one of our working or service dogs are present, you can feel the additional pride and excitement amongst our staff. As Dr. Stancil states, “We get to give back to these amazing animals and help…

Pets are living longer than ever these days, and their teeth are an important factor in their quality of life as they age. Dental care for dogs includes more than just cleanings. Since the majority of canine dental issues occur beneath the gumline, vets are on the lookout for issues that could affect tooth function…