COUNTRYSIDE VETERINARY CLINIC

Monday-Friday

8:00AM-7:00PM

Saturday

8:00AM-1:00PM

Sunday

Closed

For After Hours Emergency Care, Please Call:

Emergency Animal Hospital
(on Rt 40 West in Howard County)
410 750-1177

About Us

Countryside Veterinary Clinic was recently voted by the WASHINTONIAN MAGAZINE as one of the top veterinary practices in Maryland! What an honor. Thank you to all of our clients for your continued support!!! We are committed to staying abreast of the latest veterinary knowledge by traveling across the country to attend the most current and respected meetings. We take pride in that we provide a full-service veterinary practice. We provide medical, dental, ultrasound, laser, oncology and advanced surgical care. We also provide grooming and boarding services for our clients. We feed, recommend and provide trusted pet foods and carefully researched and selected veterinary products. We promote responsible pet ownership and preventative health care. We serve our community through scout tours of our veterinary hospital, career days and high school mentor programs. Countryside Veterinary Clinic strives to offer excellence in veterinary care to Howard County, MD and surrounding areas. Please take a moment to take an on-line tour of our hospital, call us at 410 461-2400, stop by so we can meet you and your pet or to tour our facility.

News and Announcements

Countryside Veterinary Clinic Has Moved!!

Thanks to the continued support of our clients and community, Countryside Veterinary Clinic has built and moved into our new, state-of-the-art, beautiful hospital! Our new hospital is bright and spacious with a large vaulted waiting area, fully equipped exam rooms, new in-house laboratory, comfortable ICU recovery room, and new boarding runs for dogs and condos for cats. Expect to be greeted by our helpful receptionists, our experienced and well-trained veterinary staff and registered veterinary technicians.

Please take our on-line tour and visit our staff pages to learn more about us.

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