Comer Veterinary Hospital

09/08/2025

🐾 Monday, Sept. 8 — Comer Vet will be CLOSED from 1 to 2 for our monthly staff meeting + training!

09/06/2025

If you’ve been following us on social media for the last year, you’ve probably seen this machine show up in various posts! 👀

This is what we use at Comer Vet to provide laser therapy. The official name for laser therapy is photobiomodulation, and it’s also been referred to as low-light or “cold” laser. Unlike the hot lasers used for precision cutting, laser therapy can help kickstart a chain of cellular reactions. According to Companion Animal Care, the company that manufactured our laser, those reactions have been shown to result in reduced inflammation, pain, and surgical site infections.

Interested in learning more? Check out this post on the Comer Vet blog: https://www.comervethospital.com/post/laser-focused-how-photobiomodulation-can-aid-healing

🐾Comer Veterinary Hospital is YOUR hometown clinic for small animals, exotic, and hobby farm pets! Give us a call at 706-783-5111 to schedule your pet’s next appointment. 🚨Daytime emergency services are available.

09/04/2025

It’s Senior September at Comer Vet!

Senior dogs and cats are ages 7️⃣ and older, and once your pet reaches that age, there are usually some extra health concerns and special treatments to be aware of! This month, bring your senior canines and felines to Comer Vet for 10% off their annual senior bloodwork.

Some senior pets may be eligible for other additional discounts as well. 💙 We encourage you to ask your vet if your pet qualifies for more Senior September savings based on their individual health needs!

🐾Comer Veterinary Hospital is YOUR hometown clinic for small animals, exotic, and hobby farm pets! Give us a call at 706-783-5111 to schedule your pet’s next appointment. 🚨 Daytime emergency services are available.

09/01/2025

We’re fairly certain that most of y’alls pets realized they weren’t invited on the LDW trip, so they conveniently decided to get sick last week in order to convince you to stay home with them instead … 😆

09/01/2025

Happy Labor Day, y’all!

Comer Vet is CLOSED today, Monday, Sept. 1, so our team can enjoy the long weekend. We will be back to regularly scheduled business on Tuesday, and we hope you are able to get out, take a breath of this pre-fall air, and celebrate the fruits of your labor.

🐾Comer Veterinary Hospital is YOUR hometown clinic for small animals, exotic, and hobby farm pets! Give us a call at 706-783-5111 to schedule your pet’s next appointment. 🚨Daytime emergency services are available.

08/30/2025

Today’s the last day to vote for your favorite candid camera pet moment! We’ll announce a winner next week that will be featured on our cover photo in September!

08/29/2025

🤗 Check out these photos of Dr. Adams performing a spay on a small dog! Spaying your female pets eliminates unwanted pregnancies and reduces the risk of certain cancers and reproductive diseases.

Speaking of spaying … there’s still a little time to get your puppies and kittens in on our August spay + neuter special! Hold one of your puppy or kitten’s required vaccine appointments by the time the clinic closes on Saturday, Aug. 30, and save 10% on their spay or neuter procedure!

👉 Here’s how it works: This offer is available for pets that complete all required puppy/kitten vaccine and booster appointments at Comer Veterinary Hospital during their vet’s recommended timeline, and at least one such appointment takes place in August 2025. Spay/neuter discount will be applied at the time of surgery, based on the timeline recommended by your vet. ‼️ Pet parents who choose to delay a spay/neuter past their vet’s recommended timeline will not be eligible for this discount.

🐾 Comer Veterinary Hospital is YOUR hometown clinic for small animals, exotic, and hobby farm pets! Give us a call at 706-783-5111 to schedule your pet’s next appointment. 🚨 Daytime emergency services are available.

08/28/2025

In July when we launched our new website, we ALSO launched our new online booking program! You can still call to book your appointment, of course, but if you’d prefer to do so online, we’ve made the process a little more seamless:

1️⃣ Pull up our website, www.ComerVetHospital.com, and click on the “request appointment” button at the top.
2️⃣ You’ll be directed to a new page! Scroll through and select the appointment type you’re interested in.
3️⃣ Depending on what appointment you’ve selected, a list of vets and their upcoming availability will pop up. You can choose a vet or click “no preference”.
4️⃣ Click your top three appointment times based on the vet’s availability.
5️⃣ Enter your client and pet information, including your reason for requesting an appointment — this is a great place to include any symptoms you’ve noticed!
6️⃣ Hit the checkbox if this is a new patient, aka a pet’s first visit to Comer Vet.
7️⃣ Sign the online disclaimer and submit.

Our reception team will be in touch shortly once your request comes in! We will text you any required forms that need to be filled out prior to arriving.

🐾 Comer Veterinary Hospital is YOUR hometown clinic for small animals, exotic, and hobby farm pets! Give us a call at 706-783-5111 to schedule your pet’s next appointment. 🚨 Daytime emergency services are available.

08/27/2025

Have y’all been looking for an excuse to shop for new linens? 😏 Let Comer Vet help take your old ones off your hands! We are in need of the following gently used bed and bath linens at the clinic:

• Bath towels
• Pillowcases
• Bedsheets
• Bed comforters (twin or full)

Please feel free to bring them by the clinic during our regular hours!

08/26/2025

📸 Smile! Your pet's on candid camera!

The photo with the most "likes" and "loves" by 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 30, will be featured across our social media!

08/26/2025

We are SO PROUD of you, Cheyenne! In our early days of Dr. Strickland taking the reins at Comer Vet, Cheyenne was an integral part of making the clinic what it is today. Y’all know that her ability to work with animals is a special one! She has a heart for service and for all creatures, great and small. This professional program is a huge testament to the effect she has not just on our team, but our community as a whole. We can’t wait to see her continued success in MadiCo and beyond! 💙

🌟 Honoring Our 2025–2026 MADICO MADE High Potential Leaders 🌟

The MADICO MADE High Potential Leaders Program is designed to nurture and empower emerging leaders who are committed to making a lasting, positive impact in Madison County. Each participant is selected for their leadership potential, dedication to community, and vision for shaping the future of our county.

We are proud to introduce Cheyenne Clark, Veterinary Assistant with Custom Livestock Solutions LLC and Comer Veterinary Hospital, as a member of this year’s distinguished cohort.

Cheyenne envisions Madison County as a thriving rural community that honors tradition while embracing innovation. She sees a future where farmers and local businesses work hand in hand, where educational programs create meaningful opportunities for young people, and where agriculture remains the backbone of our economy, making Madison County a true example of rural vitality.

Through the High Potential Leaders Program, Cheyenne’s goals include building meaningful relationships, developing a deeper understanding of our community’s unique strengths and challenges, and growing in the confidence and skills needed to step fully into leadership. For her, this program is not just about growth today, but about launching a lifelong commitment to service in the community where she lives, works, and plays.

We are honored to have Cheyenne as part of this year’s cohort and excited to see her passion for agriculture, leadership, and service continue to inspire Madison County. ✨