Blog Articles from our team on keeping your pet healthy through every season and stage of life. Read the blog 
Resources
Veterinary & patient resources
Explore veterinary resources, patient forms, photos, and the pet portal.
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Veterinary resources
Reading from our team, answers to the questions we hear most, and the outreach behind C.A.R.E. for Paws.
Blog Articles from our team on keeping your pet healthy through every season and stage of life. Read the blog 
FAQs Our hours, the payment methods we accept, CareCredit, and what “complete care” means here. See the FAQs 
C.A.R.E. for Paws C.A.R.E. stands for Countrycare Animal Rescue Efforts, our community outreach program supporting pets in need. Learn about C.A.R.E. For our patients
Patient resources
The forms, links and sign-in you need before and between visits.
Link library Trusted veterinary, holistic, pet, pet food and pet loss websites, including 24-hour animal poison control. Browse the links 
Patient forms To help save time for first-time patients, download the appropriate forms and fill them out before your visit. Get the forms 
Patient photos Each month we photograph our new patients, so you can see the furry, feathery, fuzzy friends we help keep healthy. See our new patients 
Pet portal Sign in to your pet’s online portal, hosted by AllyDVM. Sign in to the portal FAQ
Common questions
What hours are you open?
Monday
7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday
7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Thursday
7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Friday
7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept:
- Cash
- Personal Checks
- Major Credit Cards – Mastercard, Visa & Discover
- CareCredit (see below)
What is CareCredit?
CareCredit is a credit card specifically for your pet’s health care needs. Special financing and low monthly payment options are available. You can use your CareCredit card for routine check-ups or have it on hand for an emergency or an expected expense. Using CareCredit allows for care without compromise and peace of mind for your entire family.
What does “Complete Care” mean?
- Complete health care extends beyond medicine.
- The health and well-being of animals depend on their medical, physical, emotional, and mental states.
- Countrycare Animal Complex addresses all of these components of care at one convenient location – from preventative veterinary care and routine medical, surgical and nursing care, to holistic medicine, counseling and education, and much more . . .
- Our ultimate goal is to enhance the quality of your animals’ lives and help you enjoy these special members of your family.
From our blog
The latest from our team
What to Expect When Your Puppy or Kitten Is Spayed or Neutered Adding a new puppy or kitten to your home is such an amazing time! All the snuggles, the funny little antics, the puppy or kitty kisses, and, of… Read the article More articles
- More Than a Technician, A Trusted Advocate for Your PetWhen people think about a visit to the veterinary clinic, they often picture the veterinarian examining their pet and making medical decisions. But…Read more
- Itching for Answers? Understanding Allergies in PetsJust like people, pets can develop allergies that affect their comfort, health, and quality of life. While occasional scratching is normal, persistent…Read more
- Vet Assistants -The Care That Connects EverythingWhen most people think about a visit to the veterinary clinic, they picture the veterinarian diagnosing and treating their pet. But behind every…Read more
In their words
The hearts we’ve touched
“I arrived with a bag of pills and not much hope for Fina’s quality of life. Dr. Strickfaden listened, and within weeks my German Shepherd was on the road to recovery.”
“Years ago when all other vets gave up on my older dog Katy, Dr. Strickfaden got her back to agility competition form with acupuncture. I’m a big fan!”
“Countrycare Animal Complex is what I wish for all pets. Your compassion and genuine caring makes all the difference. Duke is a happy dog because of you.”
“Everyone there was great — from making the appointment to the vet tech to our vet. Everyone was super friendly and nice. They took their time. We didn’t feel rushed. We were very happy and grateful to the staff.”
“Dr. Heintz was so gentle and compassionate with our dog. The vet tech was so kind and understanding with all of the questions that I asked her. They made me feel comfortable with the decisions that we made for Maddie.”
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