Welcome!
Looking for a vet near you? You’ve come to the right place! Comer Veterinary Hospital is your hometown vet clinic, located in the heart of historic Madison County, Georgia. We’re glad you’re here! We take care of dogs, cats, small animals, exotics, and hobby farm pets. Our veterinarians look forward to providing you and your pets with affordable, top-notch healthcare.
What's Happening at Comer Vet?
It’s Exotic Pet Wellness Month at Comer Vet!
July 1 through 31, bring your exotic pets in for a BOGO special: Buy one exotic wellness exam, get one half-off! The special is good to mix-and-match species, for example, if you have both a rabbit and a ball python that need their annual wellness visit.
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Please note the BOGO special is for the exam fee only during a wellness visit! Sick visits, recheck exams, emergencies, diagnostic testing, medications, vaccinations, and all other procedures are not included in this special. The Comer Vet team is happy to provide estimates before your appointment!
Save Now on Select Preventative Products Purchased Online!
Save 10 percent on select monthly preventatives bought through Your Pet Pharmacy March 1 through July 30 with the code PREV10!
Applies to flea and tick collars, sprays, shampoos, combs, and environmental treatments; all flea and tick topical + oral preventatives; and all oral and topical heartworm preventatives.
Hot in Here: How Temperature Affects Pet Reptiles and Amphibians
When it comes to caring for exotic pets like reptiles and amphibians, habitat settings are key to ensuring their wellbeing and positive health status. But picking the right settings for each pet can be finicky, says Dr. Preston Russell, DVM.
“There are so many reptile species and amphibian species out there that require vastly different environments,” Russell says. “You have some reptiles that are tropical, so they need not necessarily a higher temperature, but a more steady temperature and also humidity. Then you have the desert dwellers that require no humidity, but super-high temperatures for basking and things like that.”