From the exam room to the farm, Tennessee Valley Veterinary Services brings full-service care to both small and large animals.
Emergency services are available for our farm animal patients after-hours and on weekends. Small animal emergencies
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At Tennessee Valley Veterinary Services, we understand that your animals are part of your family and your livelihood.
From preventative medicine and routine checkups to complex surgery and after-hours farm animal emergencies, our experienced veterinarians and staff are dedicated to keeping every animal in your care healthy and happy, throughout every stage of life.
Meet the VeterinariansA species-specific approach across companion animals and livestock, in the clinic and on the farm. Ambulatory large-animal service keeps you covered where the work happens.
Vaccinations, parasite control, and routine wellness exams that catch problems early and keep animals thriving.
From routine spays and neuters to dental cleanings, extractions, and more complex surgical procedures.
Comprehensive appointments and large-animal field service, meeting you where you need us.
You're not a name in a system. You know the people treating your animals, and you can trust the advice without question.
We give you our honest opinion and the best options. The decision is yours; we're here to help you make it.
As lifelong Tennesseeans, we know trust is earned. We show up, give our all, and stay a genuine resource for the valley.
“This office gives peace of mind when you need it most. The kindness they showed both us and our pet meant everything!”
Kelia W.
“Dr. Harris and Dr. Harlan are the best! They are both very experienced, professional, and I couldn't ask for two any better to care for my animals!”
Hunter K.
“Honored to recommend them for anyone looking for exceptional care. They combine compassion and medical knowledge while serving pets and their owners.”
Gina H.
“Dr. Harlan & Dr. Harris are two of the kindest, most knowledgeable veterinarians out there! Any animal (large or small) would be lucky to call them their vet, and their humans equally as lucky!”
Emily M.
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Morristown, TN 37813
(423) 438-3864 · info@tnvalleyvet.com
| Monday | 8:00am – 5:00pm |
| Tuesday | 8:00am – 5:00pm |
| Wednesday | 8:00am – 5:00pm |
| Thursday | 8:00am – 5:00pm |
| Friday | 8:00am – 5:00pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Emergency services are available for our farm animal patients after-hours and on weekends. For small and companion animals, see our emergency care information.
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