Cullman Veterinary Hospital, P.C.

02/20/2026

Just like human fingerprints, every dog’s pawprint is unique! The pattern of pads, ridges, and texture is different for every pup, even littermates. Healthy paws are essential for balance, mobility, and comfort. If your dog is licking, limping, or sensitive about their paws, it may be time for a check-up.

02/19/2026

With proper introductions and routine care, dogs and cats can live happily together. Do your pets get along? Share a photo in the comments below!

02/17/2026

From big pups to tiny fluffballs, we love them all 🐾 What’s your favorite dog breed? Share in the comments!

02/16/2026

Licking helps remove dirt, spread natural oils, regulate body temperature, and even reduce stress. But too much grooming or sudden changes in grooming habits can be a sign of skin issues, allergies, pain, or anxiety. Questions about your cat’s grooming habits? Call (256) 734-2181.

02/13/2026

That curly coat isn’t just adorable, it helps protect a Toy Poodle’s delicate skin and tiny joints by providing natural insulation and cushioning. Since Toy Poodles are small and more prone to skin irritation and joint issues, regular grooming, skin checks, and routine wellness exams are especially important. Keeping their coat clean and mat-free helps them stay comfortable, mobile, and happy at every age 🩺✨

02/13/2026

Plaque and tartar begin building up on a dog’s teeth early in life, often starting below the gumline where it’s hard to see. Without proper care, this can lead to gum inflammation, painful infections, loose or lost teeth, and even impact organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys. Since many dogs continue to eat despite discomfort, dental disease can go unnoticed without regular exams. Routine dental care helps protect your dog’s comfort and overall health.
Call (256) 734-2181 to learn more about your dog’s dental health or schedule an exam.

02/11/2026

Head shaking, scratching, redness, odor, or discharge may be signs your cat’s ears are uncomfortable. Early treatment helps prevent pain and complications.
Call us at (256) 734-2181 if you notice ear changes.

02/10/2026

Following along, staying informed, and showing up for your pet, these are the little things that make a big difference. 🐾
By being here, you’re taking meaningful steps to support your pet’s health and happiness. We’re so glad to be part of your pet care journey!

02/09/2026

📢 Office Closure Notice

Our office will be closed today from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM for our monthly staff meeting. We’ll reopen promptly afterward and be happy to assist you then.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support!

Send a message to learn more

02/07/2026

Dental disease is very common in cats, including indoor-only cats. Being indoors doesn’t protect cats from plaque buildup, gum inflammation, or painful conditions like gingivitis and tooth resorption. Left untreated, dental disease can lead to infection, tooth loss, and ongoing discomfort. Routine dental exams help identify problems early and keep your cat comfortable and healthy.
📞 Call (256) 734-2181 to learn more about feline dental care or schedule an exam.

02/05/2026

Warning: Posting your dog’s photo may cause excessive smiling Let’s see your pup, share a photo in the comments below! 🐾📸