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Monday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Thursday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Friday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Saturday: 7:30AM - 12PM
Sunday: Closed
Cornerstone Animal Hospital is a welcoming and caring veterinary clinic. The staff, including veterinarians, technicians, and front desk personnel, are friendly, knowledgeable, and dedicated to providing excellent care to animals. They are responsive to clients' needs, offering helpful guidance and updates throughout the treatment process. The hospital has a compassionate approach, even going the extra mile to help with complex cases, such as feral cat trapping and spaying. Clients appreciate the good communication, including text message reminders for upcoming services. The hospital's commitment to animal care and their attentive service have earned it a 5-star reputation. Many pets, including cats and dogs, have received spay or neuter procedures here and have healed well, often acting like their normal selves afterward. The staff remembers the animals, sometimes even after they have been gone for months, showing genuine care and concern. Despite limited hours, the hospital’s dedication to animals and their owners makes it a trusted choice.
My one and only visit to Cornerstone so far was a very good visit. I adopted a cat from the Dickson Animal Shelter and part of the adoption was i had to get her spayed. Cornerstone was one of two options. Made an appointment for the surgery. On surgery day I brought my cat at the appointment time and picked her up at the appointed time with no problem. Overall everything went well with only one mistake and that was only a spelling difference.
Took my cat beans to get spayed and they took great care of her! She’s healing beautifully, and acting like her normal self. Loved that they sent text message reminders for upcoming service. Picture of beans for attention
5 of our 7 dogs have been to Cornerstone for spay/neuter. They especially loved Texas. Unfortunately now Camilla “Milla” who we fostered after being shot in February ‘24 and was subsequently adopted then found abandoned must have her leg amputated. Milla will be adopted by my wife and I and her 6 brothers and sisters. It amazed me how they remembered her after her being gone for 3 months.