Comer Veterinary Hospital

12/16/2025

When 🎅🏼 Santa popped by Comer Vet the other day, he left a special letter for us to post on our website!

Apparently, there are lots of kiddos on the nice list who will be getting a puppy or dog down the chimney this Christmas. If you’re one of these soon-to-be pet parents, Santa’s got some advice and considerations for y’all. Read his full thoughts now on the Comer Vet blog: https://www.comervethospital.com/post/santa-s-bringing-a-puppy-here-s-what-you-need-to-know

💙 Thanks to our own Elves, Dr. Chamlee and vet assistant Lexi, for helping Santa get his letter to us!

🐾 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.

12/15/2025

Brr, it’s cold out here! ☃️

Winter temperatures can bring a host of health concerns to our outdoor hobby farm pets like backyard sheep, goats, and chickens, many of which can’t come inside as easily the same way an outdoor dog might. Swipe through for some suggestions on keeping your farm pets safe and warm despite these polar vortexes!

P.S. We know some of our followers have production livestock and might see the large animal vets at our sister clinic, Custom Livestock Solutions LLC, for their sheep and goat veterinary needs. Pet and production livestock needs may differ in some instances, so please check with your primary vet if you have concerns or questions regarding animal health this winter!

🐾 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.

12/15/2025

POV: The pets of Madison County made up for the past couple “zero emergencies” week all at once 🥴! We appreciate y’all trusting us with your pets’ health, and appreciate too our scheduled patients giving us patience as we worked in these unexpected cases.

12/14/2025

12/10/2025

😻 No more scaredy-cats: Comer Vet now offers low-stress feline appointments!

Crowds, loud noises, new smells, strange people, and tight quarters can cause stress for anyone. For cats, that overstimulation affects their ability to be properly diagnosed, which is why earlier this fall, the Comer Veterinary Hospital team decided to offer cat-only appointments. Now on Thursday mornings, cat patients can experience a catered veterinary environment aimed at reducing their stress during visits.

👉 Full details are now up on the Comer Vet blog: https://www.comervethospital.com/post/no-more-scaredy-cats-comer-vet-debuts-low-stress-feline-appointments

🐾 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.

12/10/2025

We’ve had several folks ask about when Santa Paws photos will be ready! 📸 They will be edited and uploaded into a Facebook album by the end of this coming weekend.

12/08/2025

The Comer Vet crew teamed up with our sister clinic, Custom Livestock Solutions LLC, for the annual Christmas in My City of Comer, GA parade this past Saturday! We had such a fun time seeing everyone on the route. The cold couldn’t keep our Christmas spirits down!

A special thanks to some very awesome folks for making this happen:
🎅🏼 Dr. Strickland for driving his CLS vet truck
🐐 Vet assistant Lexi for loaning us her trailer
💙 All the extended Comer Vet family members who joined us — Blake, Emily, Natalie, James, Chase, baby James, and Mary Beth
🦮 and of course, all the fan favorite canine companions that walked and rode with us!

🎥 Check out our Instagram, , for a Reel. You can “ride along” with us!

🐾 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.

12/08/2025

It may have been a short week, but it sure was more jam-packed than a Jelly of the Month Club! Here’s a look at our appointment breakdown from the first week of December:

12/05/2025

This is how excited we are for Santa Paws to start in less than an hour!! 🤪

12/05/2025

🎅🏼 TODAY’S THE DAY! 🎅🏼

Santa Paws is coming to town! Drop in between 3 and 6 p.m. for …

📸 FREE professional photos with Santa!*
🧦 Make-and-take home pet paw print stocking craft
🍪Cookies, brownies, and hot cocoa catered by our friends at Maggie's Cafe - Comer GA

Kick off the holly jolly season with us at Comer Vet! Don’t forget, you can bring a toy donation for Marine Toys for Tots Foundation and/or MOAS Pets.

* Our marketing director, Dallas, will be taking pictures! She’s happy to take them on your phone, or on her camera. Camera photos will be edited and uploaded to a Facebook album, and we will email you the high-resolution file to download upon request!

🐾 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.

12/04/2025

Human food can be tempting treats for dogs and cats, but it can lead to all kinds of digestive issues! One of these that tends to crop up around the holidays is pancreatitis brought on by getting into (or being given) rich, fatty foods. Swipe through to learn more about this condition!

Though a number of things can trigger pancreatitis — inflammation of the pancreas — food-induced instances can be reduced simply by making sure your pet is eating what it’s supposed to be. Don’t hesitate to ask our team for recommendations on what’s best for your pet’s diet!

🐾 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.

12/04/2025

SPECIAL HOURS:
• Friday, Dec. 5 — closing at 1 to get ready for our event with Santa Paws!
• Saturday, Dec. 6 — closed so we can join our community in the Comer Christmas parade!