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 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

Very nice people, my dog likes them! They have reasonable prices. Got me in on appointment in time…read moreframe needed.

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

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.

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.

All they want is money. They talk to you like you are stupid and I wouldn't recommend anyone go…read morethere! I spent over $500 here in 2 weeks and my cat is still sick and they tried to say there was incompatibility when it's purely rude and incompetent care. I saw both the female vets they are money hungry with no compassion!

Excellent service and quick,fair priced vet clinic. Will return. It is always nice to find a very…read morereputable clinic for my precious companions!!!

Baby leaves her appointments smiling from ear to ear with her little gator mouth. from the front…read moredesk staff, to all the techs to each vet and doctor she has seen. she is so hyperactive and loves you guys so much that she can't stop wiggling and dancing! I just want to thank yall from the bottom of my heart for being so good to her and to me. yall are so timely, personable and you can tell that you guys have passion for your work despite whatever is going on. I never feel judged or intimidated and you guys present me with solutions and information in such a factual yet loving way that I know Baby is loved and cared for. you have won a patient for life. Thank you from us both and can't wait to see yall again! baby's smile for proof:

I went in today for an emergency visit with my dog. They took great care of her and got her seen…read morepretty quick! I truly appreciate the staff and vets for being so compassionate with my baby girl. Thank you!!

Our beloved 9 year old kitty woke up Saturday lethargic and with labored breathing. Off to MedVet…read morewe went. They are open seven days a week, noon 'til 10. Which is nice in an emergency since you aren't going to get in to see your regular vet on a Sunday. They triage patients based on urgency, so your cat with the sniffles will be seen long after the dog that was hit by a car. Totally understandable. Your level of care may vary (see some other reviews) but our experience was positive. BE PREPARED! You're going to have (an extremely uncomfortable) front row seat to animals arriving sick, broken and dying. Fellow pet parents are going to be sobbing over their impending loss. Heart-wrenching. And you're going to have to endure this for 4 to eight hours. (We were there seven & a half). Many of you reading this are going to find this extremely tough to take. We sure did. As an aside, there was an unseen worker in the back coughing her head off for THE ENTIRE SEVEN + HOURS we were there! STAY HOME IF YOU'RE SICK. This is how we wind up with pandemics.

AVOID STEEL VALLEY GIRARD SPAY AND NEUTER AT ALL COSTS…read more Our dog Bailey was spayed on October 28th, and from the beginning, I noticed the stitches appeared poorly done. After 10 days, the incision became swollen, lumpy, and red. I requested that the stitches be removed. Despite this, 5 days later, the incision became infected. The clinic prescribed an antibiotic, but it was ineffective and did nothing to address the infection. Another week passed, and the situation worsened--the incision opened, with seepage and signs of dehiscence. When we took Bailey to our trusted vet, they declined to intervene because they had not performed the original surgery. The clinic then suggested keeping her for a week to "rehabilitate" her. Absolutely not! There was no way I would allow them to touch her again. Fortunately, Dr. Allen stepped in, prescribing a stronger antibiotic that finally made a difference. After 8 days, the incision healed, and we thought the ordeal was over. Unfortunately, today, the wound reopened. The skin is now necrotic and blackening, and there's an odor coming from the site. Bailey will require surgery again, and we can only hope we can get this under control. If I could give this clinic negative stars, I would. Please save yourself the heartache and avoid this establishment at all costs. This has been a nightmare for both us and our dog.

For years, my dogs have gone here with no issues. My little Jack Russell loved the place and…read moreactually looked forward to going in and seeing the folks there, and my one other dog could always count on going in as needed for frequent anal gland expression. Now all of a sudden they need appointments for a procedure that takes less than 5 minutes but means the world to my dog's comfort. Appointments are over a week out. I doubt we will be returning. Setting aside some time for walk ins for simple things shouldn't be that difficult. They were a great safety net for times when their regular vet was booked, but no more.

Never, never, never take a loved pet to this clinic. It's not so much the veteranians as the smart…read moremouthed, mistaken prone staff. They do honor appointment times and become really pissed off if you question anything they say. Enougfh is enough! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!

If you come hear bring a Brinks truck. He was having some minor issues that we just wanted to get…read morechecked out to be on the safe side. They wanted to do blood work and a urine sample. I brought a urine sample, but they said they wanted to take there own. Can you say ch ching. They found absolutely nothing and changed me over $400. I now go to Ebert's, and I have never paid over $200. Austintown Veterinary will rob you blind.