Countryside Veterinary Clinic, LLP - Lowville, Carthage, Otter Lake, and Boonville NY

We appreciate your patience and understanding in these challenging times. We are back open without the covid restrictions. 2-legged humans are allowed to come in with their 4-legged furbabies. Curbside check-in is still an option if you prefer. Masks are optional. We look forward to seeing everyone face to face again.

We're Hiring!

Licensed Veterinary Technicians:

Full Time and Part Time at all of our 4 locations. Currently Licensed or Upcoming Graduates from a Vet Tech Program waiting to take their VTN Exam.

Contact our HR Manager Lauren at 315-376-6563 or apply online here

Administrative Assistant/AP Clerk:

Previous Experience Required. Work out of Lowville Location.

Contact our HR Manager Lauren at 315-376-6563 or apply online here

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Introducing a New Way to Pay - Third-Party Payment Plans Through Scratchpay ... Carthage Location Only!

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Seresto Collar Update:

We are committed to developing effective and safe parasite treatment strategies for every pet family and have always provided prescription FDA-approved options to complement those available OTC such as the Seresto collar. The recent publication that suggests the Seresto collar has had a higher than expected adverse event profile is new information to us as well as consumers. We are working with the technical service veterinarians at Elanco (company that makes Seresto collars) to obtain accurate information regarding the incidence of reaction. We will provide information as it becomes available to us. Please know that it has been our experience that Seresto collars are safe and effective flea/tick therapy. In our practice, reports of reaction have been infrequent and primarily limited to skin irritation that resolved readily with removal of the collar.

For Statement from Elanco, the Makers of Seresto Collars, Please Click Here.

Covid-19 and How It Affects Your Veterinary Care

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Dr. Stacy Kenyon - Skenyon@countryside-vet.net

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• Lewis County Chamber of Commerce (NY)

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Countryside Veterinary Clinic
Welcome to our Family Practice

Countryside Veterinary Clinic (CVC) is proud to be the largest provider of veterinary services for pet owners, dairy/livestock farmers and horse owners throughout the North Country.

Our love of animals and the desire to provide the best quality, compassionate care we can. Our extended family clinic concept allows us to have more resources available than just one location…and we offer continuity of care from one clinic to the next.

Cat and Dog Small Animal

Over the years, CVC has expanded small animal care from the original clinic in Lowville into additional full-service hospitals located in Carthage, Boonville and Otter Lake. The small animal doctors and staff are committed to providing quality medicine and surgery services to all companion animal patients and their owners.

Services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy animals; early detection and treatment of disease as your companion animal ages, as well as complete medical and surgical care as necessary during his or her lifetime.

Cow Large Animal

With Over 350 Farms and close to 85,000 Dairy Animals, we are here for all your large animal Veterinary services. Ambulatory veterinarians travel within Lewis, Oneida, Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties serving dairy, beef and small ruminant clients. Utilizing advanced techniques in reproduction and herd health services, CVC veterinarians support area farmers that are well known to produce high quality food products while remaining competitive in an increasingly global economy.

Veterinary Equine Specialists on Staff. Equine services are focused on preventative healthcare and vaccinations as well as reproduction and lameness challenges as needed by the significant population of pleasure horse owners in the area.

Our Mission...

We strive to offer not only sound advice, but also optimal veterinary care, thus allowing you the enjoyment of your companion for a maximum number of years. Our goal is not only to treat your pet when he or she isn't feeling well, but also to help you learn how to keep your best friend happy and healthy.

** Latest News **

Dog getting Laser Therapy Laser Therapy

CVC is pleased to offer unique therapeutic and diagnostic options for area pet owners.

Laser therapy can alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and accelerate recovery from a wide range of acute and chronic conditions. Acute conditions such as wounds, allergies, infections, inflammations, sprains, strains and fractures have been successfully treated with laser therapy, as well as chronic conditions such as degenerative joint disease, periodontal disease, lick granulomas, geriatric care, hip dysplasia, tendonitis, and arthritis.

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UltraSound

The Oncura Ultrasound system is not only state of the art equipment but also direct real-time support from licensed ultrasonographers to obtain diagnostic ultrasound scans (through webcam) and access to team of board-certified radiologists to assist with interpretation.

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Countryside Veterinary Clinic makes a donation to The Veterinary Care Foundation in memory of each pet who have been put to sleep at one of our hospitals.

The Veterinary Care Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit Charitable Foundation whose mission is to help veterinary practices fund their charity cases. Most veterinary practices donate considerable time and money every year providing low or no-cost care to the pets of clients facing a financial crisis; to treat abandoned, sick and injured pets found by Good Samaritans, and victims of other unfortunate circumstances. Unfortunately the need today is far greater than the average veterinary practice can support.

Part of our donations will also go to assist The Lewis County Humane Society,

The Jefferson County SPCA and North County Pet Adoption Services.

Individuals who wish to contribute may make a donation on-line at www.vetcarefoundation.org or dropping off a check at any of our clinics.

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