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Countryside Mobile Veterinary Services

Based in North Carolina · about 40 miles, roughly a 50-minute drive
Doesn't list McDowell County

What they do

  • Large-animal & mobile vetIn their words: “Your Mobile Veterinarian Serving Northwest North Carolina and Southwest Virginia; laparoscopic AI and embryo transfer of sheep, goats and deer”Animals: Sheep, goats, deer (reproduction), farm and pets

Details

Based in
North Carolina
From you
about 40 miles, roughly a 50-minute drive (from the middle of McDowell County)
Area they serve
Northwest North Carolina and Southwest Virginia

How far is this from me?

This is a rough estimate based on straight-line distance, adjusted for country roads.

Service area

Barbour CountyBerkeley CountyBoone CountyBraxton CountyBrooke CountyCabell CountyCalhoun CountyClay CountyDoddridge CountyFayette CountyGilmer CountyGrant CountyGreenbrier CountyHampshire CountyHancock CountyHardy CountyHarrison CountyJackson CountyJefferson CountyKanawha CountyLewis CountyLincoln CountyLogan CountyMarion CountyMarshall CountyMason CountyMcDowell CountyMercer CountyMineral CountyMingo CountyMonongalia CountyMonroe CountyMorgan CountyNicholas CountyOhio CountyPendleton CountyPleasants CountyPocahontas CountyPreston CountyPutnam CountyRaleigh CountyRandolph CountyRitchie CountyRoane CountySummers CountyTaylor CountyTucker CountyTyler CountyUpshur CountyWayne CountyWebster CountyWetzel CountyWirt CountyWood CountyWyoming CountyMcDowellMercerWyoming

The shaded counties are our best reading of the area they describe, so please confirm when you call. McDowell County, where you're searching, is shown in tan because they don't list it. They're based in North Carolina. They also serve parts of North Carolina and Virginia.

Gathered from public sources (countrysidemobilevet.net). Last checked October 5, 2026. Not yet confirmed by the provider.

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