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Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.   |   Saturday 8 a.m. to noon 
       
Summer Holiday Hours:
CLOSING EARLY at 1 p.m. Friday, July 3; CLOSED July 4

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?

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Microchip Madness 2026 

 

​This month at Comer Vet, we want YOU to get your dog or cat microchipped — and to sweeten the pot, we’re doing it at a steep savings of only 25 bucks!

 

Each microchip has a unique identification number that will be registered to you as the pet parent. You’ll get a copy of that registration, and we’ll keep one at the clinic. 

 

​Microchips can be put in while your pet is here for an already scheduled appointment, such as a spay/neuter or annual wellness exam. If your pet recently had their annual exam, you can also call us to request just getting a microchip done!

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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.

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What to Expect When Your Pet's Expecting

 

No matter if it’s a stray pet, accidental mating, or planned litter, there’s a lot to expect when folks find out their pet’s expecting.

 

Pregnancy diagnosis and monitoring looks different based on breed, whether the animal is owned by a licensed breeder or not, and the individual health considerations of the dog or cat. Frequently, says Dr. Mandy Adams, DVM, a veterinarian at Comer Veterinary Hospital, pregnancy diagnosis depends on when and how an owner gets the animal.

Comer Veterinary Hospital

311 GA-72   Comer, Georgia 30629

706-783-5111

Info@ComerVetHospital.com

Looking for large animal vet care?

Visit our sister clinic, Custom Livestock Solutions, for cattle, horse, small ruminant, and other livestock veterinary care in Madison County and beyond!

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