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Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.   |   Saturday 8 a.m. to noon   

Holiday Hours:
Comer Vet will be CLOSED Thursday, Nov. 26, in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
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Comer Veterinary Hospital has had quite a storied history in Madison County. The clinic opened in the 1970s under the leadership of Dr. Henry Brubaker, who established it as a mixed animal practice. Dr. Leslie Fordham, who worked for Dr. Brubaker, took over the practice in the 1990s and transitioned it into a predominantly small animal clinic. During this time, Dr. Mandy Adams started working here as a vet student. She came on full time as a veterinarian in the early 2000s. In 2016, Dr. Tyson Strickland was brought on to do relief work for Dr. Fordham. He enjoyed the whole team at Comer Vet, not to mention the way its vets, techs, and assistants fostered community engagement. He wanted to see Comer Vet’s traditions and atmosphere flourish, and so in 2018 bought the clinic.

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Dr. Strickland also owns Custom Livestock Solutions, our sister clinic that offers veterinary care and herd management services for cattle, horses, swine, and small ruminants. With these two clinics, Comer Vet and CLS bring us back to our original mixed-practice roots.

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The joint team continued to grow. Long-time familiar face and dedicated Comer Vet team member Dr. Preston Russell followed in Dr. Adams’ footsteps, returning to his hometown clinic as a hometown vet in 2023. He specializes in small animal medicine and soft tissue surgery, as well as exotics. After a brief stint with the clinic in 2023, Dr. Caitlin Quinn joined in 2024 to offer small animal medicine, wellness, and surgery. Our most recent member of the Comer Vet team is Dr. Chelsea Pusbach, who started in summer 2026.

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Together, the small animal and large animal teams of Comer Vet and Custom Livestock Solutions offer animal care for just about every species of pet and farm animal in the northeast Georgia area. Whether you’re a pet parent or farmer, we have a doctor that can provide services to meet your animals’ needs, while continuing to keep community involvement a top priority. 

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Thank you for choosing Comer Vet to trust with your pets’ health: we look forward to seeing you!

Veterinarians

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Veterinarian Dr. Tyson Strickland

Dr. Tyson Strickland, DVM

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Dr. Mandy Adams, DVM

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Dr. Chelsea Pusbach, DVM

Owner

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Dr. Caitlin Quinn, DVM

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Dr. Preston Russell, DVM

Support Staff

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Jessica Morris

Practice Manager & Licensed Veterinary Technician

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Erin Kamens

Licensed Veterinary Technician

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Hollie Stamey

Certified Veterinary Assistant

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Kaydence Human

Certified Veterinary Assistant

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Carson Upshaw

Certified Veterinary Assistant

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Elvie Armour

Veterinary Assistant

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Lexi Brown

Veterinary Assistant

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Brittany Findlay

Veterinary Assistant

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Trey Finch

Student Veterinary Assistant

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Alexis Lovett

Student Veterinary Assistant

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Erica Rollins

Receptionist

Professional Associations

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Our veterinarians and support staff are members of the following professional veterinary organizations and membership associations:

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Comer Veterinary Hospital

311 GA-72   Comer, Georgia 30629

706-783-5111

Info@ComerVetHospital.com

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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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