Companion Animal Hospital
Dentistry and Oral Surgery
The Dentistry and Oral Surgery Service at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals offers routine dental care and treatment of advanced dental and oral diseases in dogs, cats and exotic pets. Our staff includes two board-certified veterinarians who specialize in treating a wide range of conditions including maxillofacial trauma, oral tumors, developmental defects and salivary gland disease.
Behavior Medicine
The Behavior Medicine Service treats emotional disorders in companion animals, including aggression toward people and animals, anxieties, fears, phobias, age-related behavioral changes and more. See below for more information about what to expect from the initial consultation and more resources.
Companion Animal Hospital
Welcome to Cornell's Companion Animal Hospital
More than 22,000 dogs, cats, birds and other small mammals receive health and medical care each year in our Companion Animal Hospital.
Specialty Services
Many of our patients at the Companion Animal Hospital are referred by their veterinarians for evaluation by our faculty specialists for complicated medical or surgical problems.