Cornerstone Veterinary Hospital

08/30/2025

Cornerstone Veterinary Hospital is currently without power. We will update when back on 🐶🐈

08/28/2025

Be sure to order any medications ahead of time!

08/14/2025

It's that time of year again, ! Be sure to schedule an appointment with your veterinarian soon and help ensure your pet finds allergic itch relief. Learn more at itchypetawarenessmonth.com.

08/14/2025

We have a new online pharmacy for prescription needs! Blue Rabbit Rx

08/14/2025

We now offer Cherry for your payment needs!

07/01/2025

https://www.nbcrightnow.com/news/local-veterinarians-urge-early-prep-for-pets-anxiety-ahead-of-july-4th/article_115e1353-e9f1-412e-90b6-db1f8dd4eb2d.html

KENNEWICK, Wash. – With the Fourth of July just nine days away, veterinarians are advising pet owners to prepare early for their pets' anxiety caused by fireworks.

07/01/2025

🎆 Fireworks are fun for us — but frightening for some pets.

Now’s the time to prepare. Many dogs and cats experience noise aversion, which can lead to anxiety, pacing, hiding, or even escaping.

👩‍⚕️ Veterinarians can help with:
✔️ Medication and calming strategies
✔️ Behavior-based support
✔️ Safe space planning

📋 AAHA’s Behavior and Senior Care Guidelines both offer insights into managing noise aversion — especially in pets who may be more vulnerable.

👉 Call your vet today if your pet needs help before the fireworks begin!

🔗 Learn more from the guideline- Senior Care: https://hubs.li/Q03pKpKy0 Behavior Guidelines: https://hubs.li/Q03pKqGm0

07/01/2025

⚠️ Did you know? Many common household medications can be toxic to pets—and ibuprofen is at the top of the list.

Even small amounts can lead to stomach ulcers or kidney failure in dogs and cats. Keep your pets safe with these tips:

✅ Keep all medications both for humans and pets away from your animals.

✅ Never leave pills OR pill bottles sitting on the counter or in a place that a pet can reach them.

✅ If you accidentally drop a pill when taking it out of the bottle, quickly pick it up so you know your pet won't find and eat it.

✅ Never give a medication to your pet without consulting a veterinarian first.

If you suspect your pet has consumed a human medication or a medication meant for another pet in your household, immediately contact us at 316-262-5321. You can also connect with the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

06/27/2025

On the way to our clinic this morning, our relief vet was witness to an accident. While rendering aid, he sustained minor injuries as well as damage to his vehicle. Therefore we will be unable to see doctor appointments today. If you have an emergency please call
Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 270-715-5600 or
Clarksville Veterinary Specialist & Emergency Clinic at 931-551-2121
Please call our office at 270-725-1591 with any questions or to schedule an appointment.

06/24/2025

If your dog is afraid of the sound of fireworks, please refill your medications early! Different areas will be celebrating starting this weekend!

06/24/2025

🌞🔥 HEAT ADVISORY IN CLARKSVILLE – PROTECT YOUR PETS! 🔥🌞

Temps are soaring this week, and our furry friends feel it even more than we do. Here’s how to help your pets beat the heat and stay safe:

🐾 Skip the Walks on Hot Pavement – If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws! Stick to early morning or late evening walks, or just play indoors.

🏠 Keep Them Inside, in the A/C – The safest place for pets during extreme heat is inside your home with the air conditioning running. Fans alone aren’t enough!

💧 Plenty of Cool, Fresh Water – Always have water available, and add a few ice cubes for extra chill.

🌊 Let Them Swim or Splash Safely – A dip in the kiddie pool or supervised swim time is a fun way to cool off.

⚠️ Brachycephalic Breeds (like Bulldogs, Pugs, and Shih Tzus) are at much higher risk for heatstroke. Even short time outdoors can be dangerous for them!

🐕‍🦺 NEVER leave pets in parked cars, even with the windows cracked. Temps can become deadly in minutes.

Know the signs of heatstroke: excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, vomiting, or collapse. If you suspect heatstroke, seek emergency veterinary care immediately.

Let’s keep tails wagging safely this summer! 💙☀️🐶🐱

06/24/2025

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