Pig and Swine Veterinarian in Morristown, Tennessee
Whether raised on the farm or kept as a pet, pigs require specialized care to thrive.
Care for farm pigs and pet pigs
Whether raised on the farm or kept as a pet, pigs require specialized care to thrive. We offer preventative health services, diagnostics, and treatment for a variety of conditions to help ensure your pigs remain healthy and comfortable. Ambulatory farm calls let us see your pigs at home.
Both of our veterinarians, Dr. Jacob Harris and Dr. Matthew Harlan, practice mixed animal medicine.
Care we provide
- Preventative health services
- Diagnostics
- Treatment for a variety of conditions
- Care for farm pigs and pet pigs
- Ambulatory farm calls
- Emergency services after-hours and on weekends
What pigs need
Pigs handle heat and drafts poorly. They cannot sweat, so shade and water matter in summer, and large swings between warm days and cool nights raise the risk of respiratory disease. Dry bedding and protection from drafts help. Pet pigs are also prone to weight gain, which strains joints and the heart, so diet and body condition are part of every visit.
Fall and winter preparation
As temperatures change, watch for coughing, reduced appetite, and pigs that huddle or seem dull. Early attention keeps small problems small. Our fall health checklist includes a short section on pigs.
Frequently asked questions
Do you see pet pigs?
Yes. Whether pigs are raised on the farm or kept as pets, we offer preventative health services, diagnostics, and treatment.
Do you make farm calls for pigs?
Yes. We offer ambulatory large- and farm-animal services.
How do pigs handle hot and cold weather?
Pigs cannot sweat and handle heat poorly, so they need shade and water. Drafts and big temperature swings raise the risk of respiratory illness, so keep bedding dry and block drafts.
Care for your pigs starts here
Grand Opening Specials run through October 31, 2026. Book a visit or call to ask about a farm call.