Can not believe they r no longer open. Have been a family vet for uncountable years & was…read moreblindsided when they closed Hope they know how wonderful they were to so many of us & will be 4ever missed but also remembered for serving the area & being such a great & understanding clinic to us all!!?!! VERY much missed xoxo

It's a shame that this business has closed permanently I give them 5 stars the vet I'm going to…read morenow socks they are so rude they make you feel like crap

Took, Maya, my new red bone hound, for her first check up yesterday. everything was well done…read more Doctor and staff, were very knowledgeable and friendly, Very thorough and compassionate. Maya is in very good hands!! Rick S.

I've taken three cats and two dogs here over the past 10 years. I love my pets and treat them like…read morefamily members. Quality vet care is important to me. This place changed after Dr. Owen left! The treatment has declined, the facility is dirty and the costs have become unreasonable. I paid 450.00 for my dog to be sedated and have his teeth cleaned last year at this time. No cavities or extractions, just a cleaning! 800 to 1200 for that this year! Unreasonable, especially considering the quality of care has gone down. If you've be going there... ask about the fees before your animal is treated... double or triple since a year ago! I won't be back!

I take my new puppy to doggie daycare and so far I'm very pleased . He had to get some shots…read moreupdated and they did all of that also. My Sydney did great and seems very happy . So glad they have this service so I can work and know my little puppy is safe and happy!

From the owner: Family Pet Center At All Creatures offers large & small veterinary services, kennel & grooming. Our…read moreproducts include medical, dental, surgery, X-Ray, large animal, pet boarding and grooming. All breeds, cats, dogs & exotics, large individual heat / air conditioned, indoor runs, separate accommodation for cats, veterinarian on call.

I took my dog here until May 29th of 2025. On April 3rd of 2025 he saw Dr Costello who was to treat…read morehim for an accidental bite he received on his nose when he and his playmate both grabbed for a ball at the same time. There was no cleaning out of the infection, no culture to determine if the antibiotic would even work and no X-ray. After 2 weeks it still looked horrible so we returned and were told he had a hairline fracture in his nose so he was put into a cone for 6 weeks, given another antibiotic (again NO culture) and told to return in 6 weeks. So, we followed the instructions, finished all of the antibiotic and at the end of 6 weeks it still was not healed. At that point I was told by a second Bet here that "Oh that won't ever heal because there's a lot of bacteria in the nose! SO, we found another Dr (Countryside Veterinary Clinic) and he required surgery because Town and Country never cleaned the debris out of the base of the wound. It took a year, 2 surgeries, a 6 week routine of a liquid oral antibiotic, to finally get the problem resolved because of Dr Costello's poor treatment of an infected would. At one point I was told he might not recover. He was 1 1/2 at the time of the injury. DO NOT GO TO TOWN AND COUNTRY. If I could give a 0 I would.

I have been coming here for 12 years with my pets, the one receptionist was so compassionate when…read moremy 12 year old passed away, when I went to get her ashes the other receptionist was just cold and bland compassion. Wasn't very heart felt. I brought new puppy in, got same bland receptionist. Was rude about my honest mistake of mixed up appointment. I won't be going back just because of her, it's sad that one person can ruin a great places reputation! The veterinarians are very friendly and helpful. Most staff is friendly and pleasant. Sorry for the one bad seed

Hi My name is Romona Walker, Im truly sad that Belmont Veterinary Clinic shut down. I miss that…read moreplace, It was close to my home where I didn't have far to go. And the Staff was just Wonderful. fifteen years I've been with them. So on that note Im going to miss you all.

Sadly they're closing :-( The doctor is very knowledgeable…read moreand caring. She is moving to Boardman

I take my new puppy Sydney and she loves it ! So glad I can go to work and know she is safe and…read morehappy! And they even update her shots as she needs them!

I've been taking my dogs and cats to Countryside for over 8 years, believing they were a trusted,…read morecaring veterinary office. Until recently, I had only needed routine care--everything seemed fine. But when I had an emergency with my 5-month-old puppy, I learned the hard way where their priorities truly lie. Before this, my puppy had been diagnosed with entropion (a condition where her eyelids turn inward), and Countryside had scheduled her corrective surgery for April 23rd, when she turned 6 months old. But on April 8th, she developed a painful eye ulcer. Countryside got me in right away, diagnosed the ulcer, prescribed medication, and referred me to a specialist to determine if the ulcer required surgery. That visit cost me $200. That same day, I drove over an hour to a specialist in Cleveland. Using advanced equipment, the specialist examined her eye and determined the ulcer was caused by an eyelash rubbing against it due to her entropion. They confirmed that the entropion surgery was needed, but the eye itself didn't require surgery. Removing the eyelashes causing the irritation was the solution to help her eye heal properly. That visit cost another $300. The specialist quoted me $4,000 for the surgery, while Countryside had quoted me $1,500 for the same procedure--a huge difference. Since I couldn't afford the specialist's price, I called Countryside to ask if we could move up the surgery date due to my puppy's worsening condition. The surgery was already scheduled with them, and their price was something I could afford. I called daily, waiting for them to get back to me as they promised, saying they would let the doctor know and follow up with me. After several days I was finally told--without explanation--that they were canceling the surgery and advised me to go to the specialist. They refunded my deposit and canceled my appointment. I sought out another local animal hospital, and the soonest they could see her was April 23rd--the same date Countryside originally scheduled. I had a consult there, they confirmed they could do the surgery, gave me an estimate (less than $1,000), and scheduled her for May 8th, with a spot on their cancellation list. After spending $750 across three different clinics, I finally had a plan. All three clinics agree on the same thing: surgery is needed to stop the eye irritation so it can heal. The difference is in cost--and who was actually willing to help. To make matters worse, her condition worsened again on May 1st. The corner of her eye became red, bloody, and began discharging. Her compounded medication (which Countryside had made twice before) was running out on May 3rd. When I called to ask if they could make more, I was told no because I had transferred her records to the new clinic just two days earlier. They said, "Our hands are tied" and claimed they'd "done everything they could." But that's not true. They could've moved up the surgery. They could've refilled her medication. But they chose not to. Medications provide temporary relief, but they don't fix the root cause--the entropion. Surgery is the only long-term solution, and Countryside left me scrambling to find help elsewhere. I'm heartbroken and angry. My puppy has been suffering since April 8th. I've done everything I can and made it clear that I couldn't afford the specialist's price. Yet Countryside kept pushing me in that direction and then refused to help further. When I expressed my frustration, they accused me of being rude and disrespectful. But how would you feel if a vet you trusted for nearly a decade suddenly refused to help your injured puppy without any clear explanation? As a local business owner myself, I would never treat my customers like this. I used to recommend Countryside to everyone, but not anymore. The true test of care isn't how you treat routine visits--it's how you show up when it matters most. And they didn't.

My girl is 23 years old and they are the best when handling her they really LOVE their patients…read moreI'll never go anywhere else

I myself was quoted one price over the phone and when I got there, it was double. I guess I was…read more shock and I asked one of the girls which I believe What's gonna happen at all these can afford them. And she let me know it wasn't her problem. While I was standing there, another man came in to have his baby put down they had told him one price on the phone and when he got there, it was double. And after they cremated, the dog, they handed him a small black bag and he asked what he should do with that and they told him he could throw it in the garbage if he wants to.

The staff was friendly and very kind. I lucked out and it wasn't busy when I took my dog in later…read moreafternoon on a weekday but by the time we came out it was packed. The prices are just insane but I guess for an emergency vet it's to be expected. Wish there was a location closer to me seems there is only one in the area. Creates a monopoly.

Waited over 4 hours for our dog to be seen for a post-neuter infection in his stitches - left there…read morewith a 1046.00 bill after they said our dog needed sedated to be examined - once he was sedated they attempted to load him onto a guerney - dropped him - grabbed him by the infected stitches area and put him on the guerney - then charged us for having to put extra stitches in (due to being dropped - his stitches were intact when we went in there). They are not caring medical professionals, but condescending marketers looking to inflate your bill with "tests" , "medications" and "procedures" to make hundreds of extra dollars at your expense. On top of it all they did such a horrible job, it resulted in us having to visit yet another vet to fix what they did with much more suffering to our dog and our pocketbook. NEVER AGAIN.

I was overwhelmed with their kindness and willingness to help me with my Moomoo. I recommend them…read moreto my sister who lives in Massillon, Ohio. She drove over an hour to have her Penelope fixed. I don't understand the need for people to be negative and hateful. Thank you for all you do!!!

If I could give this place a minus 10 I would - but as it is I have to settle for a "1". We took…read moreour family german shepherd to Steel Valley Spay and Neuter on Wednesday, 8/12/26 for a standard neuter surgery. Long story short - they removed his whole scrotum - he had a very large surgery wound - he ended up getting very infected within two days even after we did everything right for him post surgery. It's now a week later - he's had to have two additional surgeries to try and make right what these people did and to try and save his life. We had to go to an emergency vet for a surgery on Sunday 8/16/26 and another vet to give him an additional surgery yesterday 8/22/26. We are thousands of dollars involved financially to get him healthy and he still is not out of the woods. He has suffered beyond anything you can imagine with what they did to him. When asked WHY did you remove his whole scrotum? they said that it's mentioned in the paperwork that "it could be a possibility" that this could occur (along with several other things that could "happen" during surgery) - but this was not a "must" - this was an elective decision the vet made to remove the entire scrotum because they said he had excessive skin that could cause him complications in the future- he has severe complications NOW from them removing it. We would never have agreed to have that done if they had asked us at the time they decided they were going to do it . By removing the whole scrotum and causing a much bigger poorly done incision, it opened him up for more risk - risk that did not need to be taken. It has turned a typical neuter into a tragic nightmare for our dog. The surgery itself was poorly done and a hack job. We've had professional feedback that it's the worst butcher job they've seen. Also professional feedback suggesting the infection was from the inside such as possibly dirty setting or instruments. In regard to removing the whole scrotum, Steel Valley's office is standing by the "well it was on the paperwork and your son signed it" - Well prior to a surgery there is always paperwork to sign and basically you have to sign it to have the surgery done . I would never step foot in this place again and if you are concerned about the well-being of your pet and their life - the money you save is not worth it - it's the "TEMU OF VETS" and you end up spending thousands to overcome their negligence. The office manager wants to do nothing but blame the patient . I asked for a return of our money and she hung up on me. Read their other reviews and decide for yourself - they have 2 stars .

We have taken 5 dogs to this clinic over the past 25 years. They have always been wonderful to…read morework with, addressed any concerns we had and overall have had great experiences. I have never had any issues with any of the vets or the staff.

We had an appointment to take our cat here. We go mixed up on the time so they wouldn't see her…read more Now not a soul in the waiting room and they knew we had a hard time getting her to the appointments. These people don't care.