Middle Tennessee Veterinary Center

Middle Tennessee Veterinary Center Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Middle Tennessee Veterinary Center, Veterinarian, 910 Meadowlark Lane, Goodlettsville, TN.
(3)

We will be CLOSED Monday 5/25/26 for Memorial Day. We will reopen Tuesday at 8am! Please contact Nashville Veterinary Sp...
05/24/2026

We will be CLOSED Monday 5/25/26 for Memorial Day. We will reopen Tuesday at 8am!

Please contact Nashville Veterinary Specialists 615-386-0107 if you have an emergent need for your pet.

❤️

We have news!! Cannon and Forrest celebrated their 1 year anniversaries in the MTVC One Dog Program by getting out of he...
05/11/2026

We have news!! Cannon and Forrest celebrated their 1 year anniversaries in the MTVC One Dog Program by getting out of here! The BEST part is that these besties went to a home together! We couldn't be more excited for them to start this next chapter in their lives. 🐾❤

With love from our Easter Bunny Cannon 🐰🪺🐣💖
04/05/2026

With love from our Easter Bunny Cannon 🐰🪺🐣💖

Welcome Cano, to our One Dog Family. Thanks to donations from caring supporters, we were able to help Robertson County A...
03/26/2026

Welcome Cano, to our One Dog Family. Thanks to donations from caring supporters, we were able to help Robertson County Animal Control by treating Cano for his heartworm disease. He has since been pulled from the shelter by a rescue to help find his forever home!

Here are a few ways you can donate to our One Dog Program so we can continue helping Dogs like Cano:

1. Call the hospital and donate with a credit card 615-766-8023
2. Mail a check made out to MTVC at 910 Meadowlark Lane, Goodlettsville TN 37072. Mark the memo line with Cano.
3.Give to our non-profit fund through The Veterinary Care Foundation by visiting: https://veterinarycarefoundation.org/veterinary-practice-donation/

THANK YOU!

Cannon’s thoughts exactly 💭🐾☀️
03/02/2026

Cannon’s thoughts exactly 💭🐾☀️

02/25/2026

A happy Cannon with his drive thru breakfast this morning ☀️

He is still waiting to find his forever person/people 🥺

Many of you have asked for an update on Moses from our One Dog Program. We are happy to report that Moses’ initial surge...
02/10/2026

Many of you have asked for an update on Moses from our One Dog Program. We are happy to report that Moses’ initial surgery at to correct his liver shunt was successful and his liver function tests are now normal! However, Moses’ started developing episodes shortly after his surgery. He was evaluated by a neurologist (also at NVS) and diagnosed with rare disorder seen in Maltese dogs called Paroxysmal Dyskinesia. This is a movement disorder that causes sudden, involuntary movements. Unlike with seizures, Moses remains conscious and aware during these episodes. There is no cure for the disorder, but it can be managed with a gluten free diet. Moses was started on a prescription diet and is showing great improvement! If you come to our clinic be sure to say hi to Moses, he is usually found hanging out in the front office ❤️🐾

The third slide is a video of what the neurological episodes look like for those that are interested.

To help more dogs like Moses through our One Dog Program you are welcome to make a tax free donation at https://veterinarycarefoundation.org/veterinary-practice-donation/

Many of you have asked for an update on Moses from our One Dog Program. We are happy to report that Moses' initial surge...
02/10/2026

Many of you have asked for an update on Moses from our One Dog Program. We are happy to report that Moses' initial surgery at Nashville Veterinary Specialists and Animal Emergency to correct his liver shunt was successful and his liver function tests are now normal! However, Moses' started developing episodes shortly after his surgery. He was evaluated by a neurologist (also at NVS) and diagnosed with rare disorder seen in Maltese dogs called Paroxysmal Dyskinesia. This is a movement disorder that causes sudden, involuntary movements. Unlike with seizures, Moses remains conscious and aware during these episodes. There is no cure for the disorder, but it can be managed with a gluten free diet. Moses was started on a prescription diet and is showing great improvement! If you come to our clinic be sure to say hi to Moses, he is usually found hanging out in the front office ❤️🐾

I will post a video of what the neurological episodes look like in the comments for those that are interested.

To help more dogs like Moses through our One Dog Program you are welcome to make a tax free donation through The Veterinary Care Foundation https://veterinarycarefoundation.org/veterinary-practice-donation/

We are closing early today, Jan 30th, at 4pm. Stay safe and warm! ❄️❤️
01/30/2026

We are closing early today, Jan 30th, at 4pm. Stay safe and warm! ❄️❤️

Address

910 Meadowlark Lane
Goodlettsville, TN
37072

Telephone

+16157668023

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Middle Tennessee Veterinary Center posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category