The Eye Vets

The Eye Vets Eye care. For Your Animals. Privately-owned ophthalmology practice based in Nashville, TN.
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With locations in:
📍Bellevue, TN
📍Bowling Green, KY
📍Clarksville, TN
📍Goodlettsville, TN
📍Spring Hill, TN

We welcomed some new 🐍 exotic 🦎 friends 🐉 to our offices in July!
07/31/2025

We welcomed some new 🐍 exotic 🦎 friends 🐉 to our offices in July!

What a night! We hosted nearly 100 veterinary professionals last night at Maggiano’s in Nashville for our second RACE ap...
07/11/2025

What a night! We hosted nearly 100 veterinary professionals last night at Maggiano’s in Nashville for our second RACE approved continuing education event of the year. Dr. Minaldi provided our guests with a fantastic presentation on Uveitis in dogs and cats. It was such a pleasure (and a blast!) getting to socialize with those in attendance.

Special thanks to and for co-sponsoring the event. We can’t wait for the next one! Stay tuned for details!

Do you find yourself wondering how to manage cats with pigmented lesions on their iris? They are one of the most stressf...
06/23/2025

Do you find yourself wondering how to manage cats with pigmented lesions on their iris? They are one of the most stressful disease processes for owners to monitor because there is a risk for malignant transformation into feline diffuse iris melanoma.

At The Eye Vets, we offer diode laser treatment for feline iris hyperpigmentation to decrease progression of these lesions. In this video, you will see the hyperpigmented lesions contract as they are treated with the diode laser.

In 2023, a study published in JAVMA evaluated diode laser ablation of progressive pigmented iris lesions in 317 cats (356 eyes) and determined that it appears overall safe and effective in decreasing progression of iris pigmentation. They shared a very helpful grading scale from iris nevus (freckle) to advanced grade 5 disease. Using this grading system can help to provide guidance on how concerned you should be with these lesions and when it is appropriate to discuss surgical intervention instead of continued monitoring.

06/07/2025

Benjamin Bergstrom, DVM, MS, DACVO, helps general practitioners distinguish between these two commonly confused conditions

We are thrilled to announce our 2nd RACE-approved CE opportunity of the year for our local veterinary professionals!Plea...
06/02/2025

We are thrilled to announce our 2nd RACE-approved CE opportunity of the year for our local veterinary professionals!

Please join us at Maggiano’s on Thursday, July 10th in Nashville to see Dr. Michael Minaldi present on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of canine and feline uveitis.

To register, please see the link in our bio or email us at [email protected].

Space will be limited so don’t wait. We hope to see you there!

Fetch Nashville 2025 is a wrap! Nearly the entire team was able to attend for some CE. We were so fortunate to have Dr....
06/01/2025

Fetch Nashville 2025 is a wrap! Nearly the entire team was able to attend for some CE. We were so fortunate to have Dr. Temple Grandin visit our booth. And Dr. Bergstrom presented on 3 different topics this year - swipe ➡️ to see how ChatGPT was incorporated into his lectures 😂.

We saw a lot of familiar faces and made so many new connections this year. We are grateful to have Fetch in Music City. If you’ve never been, add it to your agenda for 2026! 👌

We are so happy for Sammy and can’t wait to watch his progress!
05/01/2025

We are so happy for Sammy and can’t wait to watch his progress!

We hosted a RACE-Approved CE Event last night in Spring Hill. Dr. Kayla Waler gave a fantastic presentation on diseases ...
04/11/2025

We hosted a RACE-Approved CE Event last night in Spring Hill. Dr. Kayla Waler gave a fantastic presentation on diseases of the lens in dogs and cats. Thank you to everyone that was in attendance!

And special thanks to Sam Newton and for sponsoring the CE.

Happy Meow-nday, y’all! 🐱
03/24/2025

Happy Meow-nday, y’all! 🐱

When we made plans for our hallways and exam rooms, we were very intentional with the details. 1. The arched ceilings, p...
03/18/2025

When we made plans for our hallways and exam rooms, we were very intentional with the details.

1. The arched ceilings, pendant lights, arched mirror, and room number displays in the hallways are round, intending to subtly represent the shape of the eye.

2. We have 8 exam rooms to aim to provide an efficient, streamlined outpatient service.

3. Each exam room door received a different door knocker including 7 different breeds of dogs and 1 cat. The dachshund is pictured to showcase the detail.

4. When you step in to the exam room, the back wall has custom wallpaper with our logo, lift tables to accommodate our large AND small patients, pass-through cabinets to minimize the number of pieces of equipment required to perform our exams, round wall sconces (again, round = eye), and a framed exam checklist to provide each one of our clients information about their pet’s exam.

5. All of the colors used for paint, wallpaper, furniture selection, etc. were a part of our brand color palette.

6. Framed photographs on the shelves in the exam rooms are pictures of staff pets.

We are so pleased with the outcome!

Address

222 Old Hickory Boulevard
Nashville, TN
37221

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+16156406335

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