For Referring Veterinarians
Getting Started with Our New Referring Portal
Benefits of using rVetLink
- Refer patients seamlessly 24/7
- Share key medical data through record attachment on the referral submission
- Stay up-to-date on your patient’s status with automated notifications and 24/7 portal access
- Choose the types of automated notifications you want to receive
- Easy to navigate and use
Learn how rVetLink works for referring practices.
How to use the portal
- Access the portal at:
- Referring veterinarians: https://tamuvet.rvetlink.com/
- Guest referrals: https://tamuvet.rvetlink.com/referral/new
- To refer patients, simply follow prompts to enter key information.
- Referring veterinarian
- Practice, client, and/or patient
- Medical records, laboratory results, radiographs
- Get notifications during your patient’s visit at our facility.
- Check-ins/checkouts
- Medical notes
- Laboratory results
- Prescriptions
- Diagnoses
Lost Username or Password?
If you lost your clinic’s unique username and/or need your password reset, please contact the VMTH Medical Records departments, who can resend your clinic’s welcome letter:
- SATH Medical Records: 979.845.9110
- LATH Medical Records: 979.845.9112
Referrals via Veterinarian/Clinic Login vs. Guest Referral: What’s the difference?
By submitting referrals via the ‘Referring Veterinarian’ link, veterinary clinics enjoy a smoother experience, with the ability to track past referrals, get result notifications, and share and access patient records directly with/from the patient chart.
Veterinary clinics that use the ‘Guest Referral’ link won’t have access to their patients’ information and may not receive digital follow-ups or timely updates on the cases they refer to the VMTH.
Referral Questions or Concerns?
Wendy Greathouse | Referral Coordinator Supervisor
Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
4457 TAMU | College Station, TX 77843-4457
Tel: 979.845.2351 | Email: referral@tamu.edu
Veterinary Nutrition
The Veterinary Nutrition Service at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) and its VMTH is led by a board-certified veterinary nutritionist and a licensed veterinary nurse specializing in nutrition.
Submit a completed nutrition referral form (below) via email to: vetnutrition@tamu.edu.
- Nutrition Referral Form – Referral forms should be completed by the referring veterinarian or veterinary team, while the diet history and telemedicine form are to be completed by the owner. Additionally, we request a complete blood count (CBC), chemistry panel, and urinalysis performed within the past six months, along with any other relevant diagnostics or laboratory results pertinent to the patient.
- At this time, we are accepting referred patients exclusively for gastrointestinal and critical care cases. We anticipate expanding our scope in the near future; however, for now, external case submissions remain limited.