Pig vets in Tennessee

Clinics across Tennessee that treat pigs, listed by town.

73
clinics listed
25
confirm they treat pigs
21
offer farm calls

Clinics change what they offer, so always phone before you go. Know one we’ve missed, or work at one? Suggest or update a clinic.

Allardt

Blountville

Bluff City

Bolivar

Camden

Carthage

Clarksville

Cleveland

College Grove

Collegedale

Crossville

Dickson

Dover

Dunlap

East Ridge

Fayetteville

Franklin

Gallatin

Goodlettsville

Harrogate

Hendersonville

Hohenwald

Jamestown

Jefferson City

Knoxville

La Vergne

Lawrenceburg

Lebanon

Lewisburg

Lobelville

Louisville

Madisonville

Manchester

Milan

Millington

Morristown

Mt Pleasant

Murfreesboro

Nashville

New Tazewell

Paris

Pulaski

Sale Creek

Selmer

Sevierville

Sparta

Springfield

Sweetwater

Tellico Plains

Tullahoma

Wartrace

Waverly

White Bluff

Woodbury

Finding a pig vet in Tennessee: common questions

How many vets in Tennessee treat pigs?
We list 73 clinics in Tennessee for pigs. 25 of them name pigs on their own website; the other 48 only mention livestock, farm animals or exotics in general, or are listed from their name, so call them to check.
Which pig vets in Tennessee do farm calls?
21 of the clinics on this page mention farm calls, home visits or a mobile service on their website. They are marked "Farm calls" in the list.
What does "Call to confirm" mean?
The clinic's website talks about livestock, farm animals or exotic pets without naming pigs, or we couldn't read its website and listed it from its name. Many of these clinics do see pigs, but check by phone before you go.
How is this list made?
We read each clinic's own website and list it for an animal only when the website mentions it. Clinics change what they offer, so always phone ahead.

Spotted a mistake, or a clinic that no longer sees pigs? Tell us and we’ll fix it at the next update.

Clinic locations from the Overture Maps Foundation (data from AllThePlaces, Birdeye, BrightQuery, Foursquare, Microsoft, PinMeTo, Uberall, Meta), used under their open licences. Species information comes from each clinic’s own website. Pages are only listed in search engines once they have at least 5 confirmed clinics.