Cornell University Veterinary Specialists

Cornell University Veterinary Specialists Transforming Care. One Life at a Time. CUVS is an advanced diagnostics and treatment center for pets with specialty and/or emergency health care needs.
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We provide compassionate and sophisticated 24-hour care for cats and dogs. Walk-in emergency service available 24/7/365. Appointments with specialty veterinarians available by referral. We have the following specialties: Internal Medicine, Emergency-Critical Care, Oncology, Dermatology, Cardiology, Ophthalmology, Dentistry & Oral Surgery, and in Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, as well as advance

d Interventional Radiology-Endoscopy. CUVS offers the very highest level emergency and critical care and is designated as a Certified Level I Trauma, Emergency and Critical Care Facility by the Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Society (VECCS). Our world-class Intensive Care Unit is run seven days a week by board-certified specialists. We are also one of the only centers in the area to offer interventional and minimally invasive procedures.

And that's a wrap! ✅Cornell University Veterinary Specialists' Board Certified Ophthalmologist Dr. Rachel Matusow Wynne,...
06/04/2026

And that's a wrap! ✅

Cornell University Veterinary Specialists' Board Certified Ophthalmologist Dr. Rachel Matusow Wynne, MS, DVM, DACVO, saw her very last group of ACVO patients (German Shepherds Chloe, Cari & Ryder) before officially closing out the 2026 season.

As proud partners of the ACVO-SAVES Program, we would like to thank all those who stopped by for a quick check-in with the CUVS Ophthalmology service. It is our honor to play a part in the continued health and success of service & working animals nationwide. 🐾

For more information on the ACVO-SAVES Program, visit acvo-saves.org or click the link in our bio today.

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️Joined by new and familiar faces, Cornell University Veterinary Specialists was proud to kic...
06/03/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Joined by new and familiar faces, Cornell University Veterinary Specialists was proud to kick-off the month of June at the 4th Annual Wilton Pride Festival.

At CUVS, we uphold a strict policy that everyone is welcome under our roof. With cultural values rooted in equity, diversity, and inclusion, we strive to foster veterinary environments where our differences are not only recognized and respected, but celebrated. Join CUVS in celebrating and spreading the love! ♥️

Did you know that Lyme disease was originally named after a town in Connecticut❓Over the last two months, scientists and...
06/02/2026

Did you know that Lyme disease was originally named after a town in Connecticut❓

Over the last two months, scientists and researchers have found that the current tick season is much different from recent years. With 2026 tick samples being found to be positive for Lyme at a higher-than-average rate of 40%, it's crucial that pet parents understand where and how to avoid possible bites.

Outdoor areas to avoid:
🍃 Areas with tall grass & brush
🍃 Heavy leaves
🍃 Woody areas

Places to check:
🐕 In & around pets ears
🐕 Around eyelids & tail
🐕 Under front legs & collar
🐕 Between back legs & toes

Signs of potential Lyme:
⚠️ Lameness
⚠️ Joint swelling
⚠️ Poor exercise
⚠️ Loss of appetite
⚠️ Fever

It is always best to see an expert if common clinical signs of Lyme disease become present. Visit the link in our bio for additional Lyme disease findings and resources.

06/01/2026

📸 Specialty and emergency medicine doesn't stop for photos, so we learn to adapt.

Come behind the scenes of a CUVS photo day to capture the behind-the-scenes moments and high-level patient care that happens everyday right here in Stamford!

From the moment we opened our doors to present day, it is these split moments that can make a world of a difference in exemplary care. Thank you to our incredible CUVS patients, clients, and staff for playing a key role in the mission-driven purpose of our hospital.

💡 According to Mental Health America (MHA), 80% of pet owners in the United States believe that their pets bring them ha...
05/30/2026

💡 According to Mental Health America (MHA), 80% of pet owners in the United States believe that their pets bring them happiness and emotional support, 55% believe that their pets reduce anxiety and depression, and 66% believe that their pets help to relieve stress.

As this comes to a close, join CUVS in recognizing the incomparable bond between human and pet that's proven to be effective year-round. 🧠🐾

If you or a loved one is struggling, know that you are not alone and that there are resources available. Call or text 988 to reach the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline or visit buff.ly/IVMJkE5 for additional resources.

✨ In recognition of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, Cornell University Ve...
05/29/2026

✨ In recognition of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, Cornell University Veterinary Specialists invited members across all services to participate in a celebratory potluck!

As a participant in this month's potluck, we asked Nur, CUVS Oncology Nurse, what AANHPI Month means to her.

"AANHPI Month is another way to learn about our community. Education and time spent together are two of the biggest things we need to continue watering our community, especially in difficult times. What we pour into our community is what we all benefit from." ♥️🌏

Thank you to all those who joined us in providing delicious home-cooked meals as we celebrated the history, traditions, and contributions that the AANHPI community has made to both veterinary medicine and beyond.

Look who popped in for their 2026 ACVO Eye Exam!Meet 9-year-old Remy. ✨ As a working cadaver dog, it's important that Re...
05/27/2026

Look who popped in for their 2026 ACVO Eye Exam!

Meet 9-year-old Remy. ✨ As a working cadaver dog, it's important that Remy remains in tip-top shape so that she can continue her job and Board-Certified Ophthalmologist Dr. Rachel Wynne, MS, DVM, DACVO was happy to help—100% free of charge.

Each May, Cornell University Veterinary Specialists is proud to offer free ACVO Annual Eye Exams for service dogs in the surrounding areas. To learn more about this incredible program, visit the link in our bio today.

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, join Cornell University Veterinary Specialists in honoring those who have served and sacrificed th...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, join Cornell University Veterinary Specialists in honoring those who have served and sacrificed their lives for our nation.

Today, we remember the two-legged and four-legged heroes who have given everything to ensure our freedom. 🐾♥️

Month is recognized each May — In recognition of this month, here are 6 common clinical signs that your pet may be suf...
05/22/2026

Month is recognized each May — In recognition of this month, here are 6 common clinical signs that your pet may be suffering from osteoarthritis.

🏥 Visit https://buff.ly/cWIGikT today to learn more about CUVS' newest sports medicine & rehabilitation services.

Address

880 Canal Street
Stamford, CT
06902

Telephone

+12035952777

Website

http://linktr.ee/CUVS

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