THE NASHVILLE RING · MIDDLE TENNESSEE
Vets near Nashville
Eleven practices, all of them checked against their own website. The five below say on their own site that somebody is there overnight — three for dogs and cats, two for horses. Everything else on this page is daylight work and waits under it.
If it's an emergency, call before you drive.
“Open 24 hrs”, and the site adds that “emergency doctors are available at night, on weekends and on major holidays.”
24 HOURS · THEIR WORDS SOURCE · nashvillevetspecialists.com“OPEN 24/7”
24/7 · THEIR WORDS SOURCE · veg.com“OPEN 24/7”
24/7 · THEIR WORDS SOURCE · veg.com“Tennessee Equine Hospital is available 24/7 for all of your equine medical emergency needs!”
24/7 HOSPITAL · EQUINEHOW FAR THEY'LL DRIVE“Our ambulatory field service has a 50-mile range for emergencies from our location in Thompson's Station if you are unable to come to the hospital.” The 24/7 above is the hospital — measure the fifty miles before you count on them coming out.
SOURCE · tnequinehospital.com/services/emergency-services“Hospital: Available 24/7 for Emergency Cases; Business Office: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.” Equine only. The location page lists “Ambulatory Field Service” among its services.
24/7 HOSPITAL · EQUINE SOURCE · tnequinehospital.com/locations/tennessee-equine-hospital-northLarge animal
& mixed practice
In here because the practice's own website says it treats cattle, horses, sheep or goats. A clinic that only mentions dogs and cats is not in this lane no matter how good it is.
“We are a mixed practice that offers small and large animal services and surgeries.” They say plainly which way the work leans: “Our patients are primarily small animals however, we do provide services for horses, cattle, goats and sheep.” No farm-call claim anywhere on the site, so they are not in that lane.
Monday - Friday 7:30am - 5:00pm (closed for lunch 12 pm - 1 pm); Saturday until 12:00pm; Closed Sunday
SOURCE · cahdickson.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
The longest species list in the ring, and they wrote it themselves: “horses, cattle, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, kangaroos, and pigs”. There is no clinic to haul into — “Hoof It is a fully mobile large-animal practice, so we come to your farm, barn, or property for every appointment”.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday; 8 a.m. to noon Wednesday; Saturdays as needed; and closed Sunday
SOURCE · hoofit.vet · checked 9 Aug 2026 · street address not published, so we print the town and stop
“We specialize in treating cattle, sheep, pigs, alpacas and goats.” They also see dogs and cats. On driving out: “We have access to 3 mobile veterinary units that we use for farm calls, herd vaccinations, and emergency services for existing clients.”
Monday-Friday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm (Tuesday until 6:00 pm); Saturday 7:30 am - 12:00 pm; Sunday Closed
SOURCE · maurycountyvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“a mixed animal practice in Middle Tennessee/ Franklin area... We love to work on dogs, cats, goats, chickens, horses, and cows.” On the driving: “Whether you're visiting our fully equipped facility or need on-site farm services, we're committed to treating your animals with the same care.”
Monday-Friday 8am to 5pm; Saturday 8am to 1pm
SOURCE · rockncountryvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“specializing in equine, with limited services for bovine, small ruminants and camelids”. The word limited is theirs, not ours — if you keep cattle, ask before you count on them.
Farm Calls are available Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Clinic appointments are available Tuesday and Thursday.
SOURCE · stableandstock.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Formerly Enoch Veterinary Clinic, and the old address still carries the new name. Treats dogs, cats, equine, cattle, sheep and goats; farm calls bring care “directly to your doorstep” for “horses, sheep, goats, and more.” On emergencies the site is careful: “During business hours, we are able to take emergency veterinarian cases,” and it sends after-hours cases elsewhere — which is why they are not in the overnight lane.
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm / Sat: 7am-12pm / Sun: Closed
SOURCE · enochvetclinic.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Equine only. “Tennessee Equine Hospital is available 24/7 for all of your equine medical emergency needs!” The field service is bounded: “Our ambulatory field service has a 50-mile range for emergencies from our location in Thompson's Station if you are unable to come to the hospital.”
Hospital: Available 24/7 for Emergency Cases; Business Office: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SOURCE · tnequinehospital.com/services/emergency-services · checked 9 Aug 2026
Equine only. The Gallatin location page lists “Ambulatory Field Service” among its services and states the hospital is available around the clock for emergency cases. It is the north end of the ring — Sumner County and up.
Hospital: Available 24/7 for Emergency Cases; Business Office: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SOURCE · tnequinehospital.com/locations/tennessee-equine-hospital-north · checked 9 Aug 2026
The other half of the same errand
The farms near Nashville keep this book honest.
Tramel Farms keeps the sister book — the working farms, stands and homesteads on this same ring. Same rule about not making things up, different page. The people who called these numbers first are the ones listed over there.
SAME RING · SAME COUNTIES · DIFFERENT BOOK
The Nashville ring on the Almanac ↗Poultry
& goats
The hardest lane to fill honestly. A practice is in here only if its own site names chickens, goats or both. “Exotics” alone does not count, and neither does a photo of a hen.
Goats, in their own list: “Our patients are primarily small animals however, we do provide services for horses, cattle, goats and sheep.” No poultry claim on the site.
Monday - Friday 7:30am - 5:00pm (closed for lunch 12 pm - 1 pm); Saturday until 12:00pm; Closed Sunday
SOURCE · cahdickson.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Goats and sheep sit in the middle of their own species list: “horses, cattle, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, kangaroos, and pigs”. Chickens are not in it, so this is a goat listing and not a poultry one.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday; 8 a.m. to noon Wednesday; Saturdays as needed; and closed Sunday
SOURCE · hoofit.vet · checked 9 Aug 2026
Goats are named in the specialty line itself: “We specialize in treating cattle, sheep, pigs, alpacas and goats.” No chickens on the site.
Monday-Friday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm (Tuesday until 6:00 pm); Saturday 7:30 am - 12:00 pm; Sunday Closed
SOURCE · maurycountyvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
The only practice in this ring whose own site names chickens: “a mixed animal practice in Middle Tennessee/ Franklin area... We love to work on dogs, cats, goats, chickens, horses, and cows.” Goats and chickens in the same sentence, written by them.
Monday-Friday 8am to 5pm; Saturday 8am to 1pm
SOURCE · rockncountryvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Treats sheep and goats alongside the cattle and horses, and the farm-call page says they will bring it to you: “horses, sheep, goats, and more.” No chickens named.
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm / Sat: 7am-12pm / Sun: Closed
SOURCE · enochvetclinic.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
CHICKENS, SPECIFICALLY — ONE
Goats do fine in this ring — all five above name them. Chickens are the thin part: only Rock-N-Country has put poultry in writing on its own site. The other four stop at hooves. That is the whole finding for Nashville, and we are not going to pad the list by assuming a mixed practice will look at a hen because it will look at a heifer.
Farm call
They come to you, and their own site says so. Where the site puts a limit on it — a mileage ring, a client-only rule, certain days only — the limit is printed with the listing instead of being smoothed over.
The plainest farm-call claim in the ring, because it is the whole practice: “Hoof It is a fully mobile large-animal practice, so we come to your farm, barn, or property for every appointment”. On emergencies: “Yes, we respond to emergency calls for large animals in our service area alongside scheduled appointments.” No overnight hours stated, so they are not in the 2 a.m. lane.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday; 8 a.m. to noon Wednesday; Saturdays as needed; and closed Sunday
SOURCE · hoofit.vet · checked 9 Aug 2026
“We have access to 3 mobile veterinary units that we use for farm calls, herd vaccinations, and emergency services for existing clients.” The last three words are the limit and they are theirs: if you have never been in, get in first, before the night you need them.
Monday-Friday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm (Tuesday until 6:00 pm); Saturday 7:30 am - 12:00 pm; Sunday Closed
SOURCE · maurycountyvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Whether you're visiting our fully equipped facility or need on-site farm services, we're committed to treating your animals with the same care.” Both doors, no qualifier attached to either one.
Monday-Friday 8am to 5pm; Saturday 8am to 1pm
SOURCE · rockncountryvet.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
They drive out three days a week and say which three: “Farm Calls are available Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Clinic appointments are available Tuesday and Thursday.” Equine first — “specializing in equine, with limited services for bovine, small ruminants and camelids”.
Farm Calls are available Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Clinic appointments are available Tuesday and Thursday.
SOURCE · stableandstock.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
Farm calls bring care “directly to your doorstep” for “horses, sheep, goats, and more.” Nothing on the page limits who they will drive to. The limit on the site is about emergencies, not about the truck: “During business hours, we are able to take emergency veterinarian cases,” and after hours they name somebody else.
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm / Sat: 7am-12pm / Sun: Closed
SOURCE · enochvetclinic.com · checked 9 Aug 2026
“Our ambulatory field service has a 50-mile range for emergencies from our location in Thompson's Station if you are unable to come to the hospital.” Fifty miles is a real ring and it is drawn from Thompson's Station, not from you. Measure it on a map before the night you need it.
Hospital: Available 24/7 for Emergency Cases; Business Office: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SOURCE · tnequinehospital.com/services/emergency-services · checked 9 Aug 2026
The Gallatin location page lists “Ambulatory Field Service” among its own services, with no mileage figure attached to this location. The fifty-mile ring on the row above is written about Thompson's Station, so we have not carried it over here — ask them how far north they run.
Hospital: Available 24/7 for Emergency Cases; Business Office: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SOURCE · tnequinehospital.com/locations/tennessee-equine-hospital-north · checked 9 Aug 2026
How this page was made
Checked 9 August 2026 · 11 practicesTheir site or nothing
Every name, number, address, hour and overnight claim on this page was read off the practice's own website on 9 August 2026. No Yelp, no map cards, no directory scrapes. Where a practice does not publish a thing — Hoof It's street address, for one — the line says so instead of filling in.
Lanes are claims, not guesses
A practice is in the large-animal, poultry, goat or farm-call lane because its own site says it treats those animals or drives out. Cornerstone treats cattle and goats but never says it comes to you, so it is not in the farm-call lane. That is the whole method.
No status lights, no stars
Hours are quoted, never rendered as “open now” — the day a clinic closes early is exactly the day a status light gets you killed on the drive. No ratings, no reviews, no sponsored placements, no affiliate links. Order is by lane and species, then alphabetical.