Cornerstone Veterinary Hospital

05/18/2026

Cornerstone Veterinary Hospital will be closed in honor of Memorial Day, beginning Saturday, May 23rd at 12:00 noon and will reopen on
Tuesday, May 26th at 7:30 am.
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY during this time, please call
Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 270-715-5600
or
Clarksville Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Services at 931-553-2121
The Doctors and Staff wish you all a save and enjoyable holiday!

Remembering & Thankful to all who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom

05/13/2026

Heartworm prevention isn't just effective, it's COST effective. http://bit.ly/38knvuZ

05/13/2026

How do you pick up a dog? It can make a difference in your dog's safety and comfort, and how cooperative they are when you're picking them up.

04/17/2026

Vet Assistant Taylor giving some love to another adorable patient this week! So thankful for our amazing clients entrusting us with their fur family’s care

04/17/2026

Just look at these beautiful pups we had the pleasure of seeing this week! They are Karelian Bear Dogs! Bred for hunting and as bear deterrents by the national wildlife service and hunting lodges.

04/01/2026

As the weather gets warmer, you may be planning on packing up your furry friend and hitting the road. And if you're planning on doing a trip with your dog, AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey is asking you to do some research first. Here's the advice he gave WBAP-AM Radio Dallas:

04/01/2026

Avoid Emergency visits this holiday with these pet safety reminders

Easter is right around the corner 🐰🌷
With bright colors, baskets, and sweet treats everywhere, it’s a fun holiday, but a few common items can be risky for curious pets.

Here are some Easter favorites to keep out of paws’ reach:

🍫 Chocolate & candy – Toxic for both dogs and cats
🥚 Eggs left outdoors – Colorful “finds” can look like toys, and real eggs left behind can cause stomach upset
🍃 Artificial basket grass – Can get stuck in the intestinal tract; paper filler or real grass are safer options
🧸 Small toys – Cute, but easy choking hazards

If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, call CVES at 931-551-2121 right away. 🐾

04/01/2026

We can test for Lyme disease and 2 other tick carried illnesses (Erlichia and Anaplasmosis) as well as Heartworm, with one blood test called 4Dx call our office to find out more!

Transmitted through tick bites, Lyme disease can be hard to detect and cause serious, recurring health issues. It's best to prevent it by preventing tick bites.