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.
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Does your pet suffer from osteoarthritis pain? Introducing the OA Package, only available this September!
Purchase a Librela (for dogs) or Solensia (for cats) injection, and receive one FREE therapeutic laser treatment! Plus, thanks to our friends at Zoetis, your purchase may qualify for rewards points that can be turned into cash to be used toward a future vet visit!
Librela and Solensia are monthly injections that reduce pain signals associated with osteoarthritis, making it easier for your pet to run, play, and enjoy a higher quality of life.
To be eligible for this special, pets must have an up-to-date wellness exam at Comer Vet and have been approved by their veterinarian to receive osteoarthritis treatment. Free therapeutic laser treatments must be redeemed within 30 days of Librela or Solensia purchase in September. Laser treatment will be localized based on veterinarian recommendation. Pets are not required to partake in a free laser treatment; refusal of free laser will not result in other discounts. The OA Package is not retroactive.
10 Tips for Pet Pain Management
Seeing a beloved pet in pain can be a hard thing to witness. Pets can experience pain for a number of reasons: post-surgery or wound recovery, pain due to injury, diseases that cause pain, toothaches, and more. The Comer Vet team compiled its top tips for pet parents to keep in mind when it comes to pain management for a variety of diseases and conditions:
Join us Saturday, Oct. 3, at 9:30 a.m. for a guided hike and community dog walk at Watson Mill Bridge State Park!
Comer Vet is teaming up with our friends at Watson Mill Bridge State Park to commemorate National Walk Your Dog Week!
Meet the Comer crew at 9:30 at the Beaver Creek Trail parking lot for a one-hour guided dog walk through the trails, led by park naturalist Cole. We'll reconvene afterward for hydration and dog treats provided by Comer Vet!
This event is free to attend and open to the public. (There is a $10 per vehicle parking fee at the state park.)
Things to bring ...
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Dogs aren't required to walk with us, but if your pup will be joining you, please bring an appropriate six-foot leash and, if necessary, muzzle and/or harness!
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Water bottles to take on the hike
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Hiking boots or shoes
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Your camera — there will be plenty of beautiful fall photo ops!
Please note that there will be multiple dogs and children at this event! If your dog is reactive or aggressive to other pets or people, it may be best for them to stay home and let you come in their stead. Folks are reminded to ask pet parents before petting any dogs that attend the hike.