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Warren Animal Hospital

Dog, Cat and Rabbit Pet Veterinarian in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. We love Pets!

Animal Hospital for Wellness care, Vaccinations, Surgery, Microchip, Dental Care, Limited Boarding.

01/10/2026

January is National Train Your Dog Month!
Training isn’t just about good manners - it’s about building trust, improving communication, and keeping your pup safe, secure, and happy. From basic commands, like sit and stay, to leash manners and social skills, a little consistency goes a long way! Dogs without consistent boundaries and rules are stressed and often act anxious and unruly because they don’t know what is expected of them. It is stressful for your pet to have to be in charge and be the leader. Your pet will feel more secure and relaxed if you are the pack leader in charge and they have consistent behaviors that are expected and that they are able to do.
Training can:
Reduce stress and anxiety.
Improve behavior at home and during veterinary visits.
Strengthen the bond between you and your dog.
If you’re not sure where to start, begin with short, positive sessions with lots or repetition, and lots of praise (and treats!). Remember—puppies and adult dogs alike can learn new routines, behaviors and tricks.
Have training questions or concerns about your dog’s behavior? We’re here to help!

12/31/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at Warren Animal Hospital!
We will be closed from 12:00 Noon on Wednesday, 12-31-25, until 8:00 AM Friday, 1-2-26.
We’re ringing in the new year with full hearts and happy paws! Thank you for trusting us with your furry family—it truly means the world to us. Here’s to a year filled with wagging tails, loud purrs, playful zoomies, and plenty of healthy adventures. We can’t wait to see you and your pets in 2026 and continue keeping them feeling their very best. Cheers to another year of love, care, and lots of treats!

12/23/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy Paw-lidays!
Whether you’re spending the season cuddled up with your fur babies or surrounded by family and friends, we wish you nothing but good tidings, comfort, and joy. Our office will be closed from noon on Tuesday, 12-23-25 until Monday, December 29th for our staff to enjoy the holiday with family. Merry Christmas and all the best to you and yours, from all of us here at Warren Animal Hospital.

12/19/2025

Does your cat like to try to be the angel at the top of the Christmas tree? Does your dog use the tree water like a festively-flavored water bowl? Then they might be on the naughty list…
Just kidding! All of our precious pets are on Santa Paws’ nice list, and are just enjoying the Christmas season. We love seeing furry friends enjoy new toys and stocking stuffers straight from the elves at the North Pole! Santa knows to choose size-appropriate toys and avoid pieces that can be swallowed. Supervise playtime, even the best toys can become risky if chewed down or broken. Regularly inspect and replace worn items.
Treats make great gifts too! Just be sure to choose healthy, pet-safe snacks and avoid sharing holiday foods meant for humans. Keep Christmas gifts of people food for family or friends safely put away until the actual gift exchange – and then don’t leave any food items unattended to avoid pets sneaking inappropriate indulgences (and a trip to the pet ER).
Let’s keep this holiday season full of joy, wagging tails, and loving purrs – from all of us at Warren Animal Hospital.

12/12/2025

It’s Getting Chilly Out Here! Like the song says, It’s Cold Outside, and we’re not the only ones who feel it. Your pets need a little bit more help just like you during these frigid days. It’s time to bring out those fluffy fleeces, Michelin-man puffy jackets, and cute Christmas sweaters for your pets. Remember to protect little feet with grippy socks or well-fitting pet shoes (make sure they don’t pinch or rub) – they’re not just for warmth, but help protect paws from chemicals and irritants in the environment. Wipe feet after being outside and inspect paws for any problems. While a Malamute might feel right at home outside all day, small, short-haired, or older dogs or dogs with medical problems are more at risk when exposed to cold for longer periods of time. Some days, it’s better to just stay indoors unless nature calls. Keep your pets entertained with puzzles, snuffle mats, or toys stuffed with frozen goodies (plain yogurt with a tiny dab of peanut butter and some blueberries is a nice treat). When you are outside, be aware of any antifreeze or de-icing chemicals your furry friends could ingest and keep them safely away. If you’re heading out of the house, give your horn a honk or two before driving off in case any critters have used your vehicle for shelter. When temperatures dip to freezing or below, bring outdoor pets inside if possible. If that is not an option, make sure your outdoor pets have adequate shelter with cozy bedding and that their water supply is not frozen (heated water bowls are available). Overall, the best thing to remember is that if it’s too cold for you to be outside, it’s probably too cold for your pets too!
Share your photos with us of your pet rocking their favorite winter gear.

12/05/2025

It’s National Cat Lover’s Month, and we’re feline extra excited!
Calling all cat parents, kitty whisperers, and proud members of the “my cat owns this house” club—this entire month is dedicated to celebrating the whiskered wonders who rule our hearts (and our countertops).
Whether your cat is a midnight zoomie champion, a professional napper, or a “don’t-touch-me-but-also-please-touch-me” diva, we’re here for all the purr-sonalities.
Here are some fun ways to make this month meow-nificent:
Schedule a wellness check to keep your feline feeling fabulous
Upgrade their toy stash—because that felt mouse needs a rival
Create a cozy sun-spot sanctuary for premium afternoon lounging
Treat them to an extra snack or two (doctor’s note: in moderation… we know how persuasive they can be )
Share your cutest cat photos in the comments—we want to meet every furry little overlord!
Warren Animal Hospital is always here to help your cats stay happy, healthy, and ready for their next adventure—whether it’s exploring new cardboard boxes or staring at absolutely nothing for suspiciously long periods of time.
Here’s to all the whiskers, purrs, headbutts, and tiny toe beans that brighten our days.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Warren Animal Hospital!
Today we’re thankful for full bellies, wagging tails, and all the furry faces that make our days brighter!
A quick reminder from your pet’s biggest fans: turkey bones, onions, and chocolate belong on your plate — not theirs! Keep them away from the feast (and all the left-overs). Give them some extra cuddles and maybe a pet-safe treat instead.
We will be home with our families on Thanksgiving and the following day. So - from all of us here, we are wishing you and your pets a cozy, happy, and tail-wagging Thanksgiving weekend!

11/25/2025

Warren Animal Hospital will be Closed Wednesday afternoon, 11-26-25 from 2:00 PM until Monday , December 1, 2025 for Thanksgiving.

11/21/2025

Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips from Warren Animal Hospital!
We’re all thankful for family, food, and furry friends — but before the feast begins, here’s a quick reminder of a few Thanksgiving hazards to keep your pets safe and happy!
Keep pets safely away from food prep, food eating and storage zones. It doesn’t even take a minute for a motivated pet to counter/table surf and demolish your entire dinner! Then you have to change plans to care for a sick pet or possibly a trip to the pet ER.
No turkey bones or skin!
Cooked bones can splinter and cause serious injuries, and that rich, greasy skin can upset tummies. Stick to small pieces of plain turkey breast if you want to share a small bite!
Skip the stuffing.
Onions, garlic, and chives — common in holiday dishes — can be dangerous for pets.
Desserts are for humans only.
Chocolate, xylitol (in sugar-free treats), raisins, and grapes can be toxic for pets. Keep the pie table off-limits!
Trash patrol!
Tempting smells might lead your pet to “dumpster dive.” Make sure garbage is sealed tight to avoid unwanted leftovers.
Watch the door!
Guests coming and going mean extra chances for sneaky escapes. Double-check collars and tags are in place, and microchip registration info is updated!
Give your pets their own safe, cozy spot to relax during the hustle and bustle — and maybe a special pet-safe treat so they can join in the fun.
From all of us at Warren Animal Hospital, we wish you and your furry family a safe, joyful, and tail-wagging Thanksgiving!

11/15/2025

Fun Pet Facts from Your Favorite Veterinary Team at Warren Animal Hospital!
We love seeing your furry and fluffy family members — and this week we thought we’d share a few fun facts about some of our most common clinic visitors!
Cats: The ancient Egyptians were the first to domesticate the cat (in about 3000 BC) and used them to control pests.
-They can rotate their ears 180 degrees to pinpoint the tiniest sounds.
-A cat’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint!
Dogs: Dogs have about 300 million scent receptors (vs. humans’ 6 million!). Some dogs have been trained to smell illnesses in humans, including several cancers and diabetes, as well as predict epileptic seizures and guide owners to safety.
-A wagging tail doesn’t always mean happiness. The direction of the wag can show how they’re feeling!
-The Basenji is known as the “barkless dog” because it makes a unique yodel-like sound instead.
Small Mammals & Friends: Rabbits can see behind them — but they have a blind spot right in front of their nose!
-Guinea pigs can’t make their own Vitamin C, so they need it in their diet just like we do.
-A group of rats is called a mischief.
Whether they purr, bark, or squeak — every pet is unique, and we love caring for them all! Need to schedule your pet’s next checkup? Give us a call at 615-895-8126 or request an appointment online today at warrenanimalhospital.com— we’d love to see you (and your pets)!

11/08/2025

November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month
Cancer doesn’t just affect people — it can impact our pets too. The good news? Early detection can make all the difference. That “innocent” looking new lump that recently appeared on your pet may not be so innocent. Testing is in order for more information, perhaps an aspirate with cytology or possibly even a biopsy. Early removal of small, suspicious lesions can result in a more favorable outcome.
Here’s what you should know this month:
*Regular checkups save lives. Routine exams help catch changes early — even small lumps or behavior shifts can be important clues.
*Know what’s “normal.” You know your pet best! If you notice anything new — a lump, limp, loss of appetite, or low energy — don’t wait to call your veterinarian.
*Prevention matters. A healthy diet, exercise, keeping extra weight off, and keeping up with preventive care can all help reduce risk.
While cancer can sound scary, remember that treatment options for pets are better than ever — and early care gives them the best chance for more happy, healthy years by your side.
This month, give your pet an extra snuggle, schedule that wellness exam, and spread the word. Together, we can fight pet cancer — one paw at a time.

10/31/2025

Happy Howl-oween from Warren Animal Hospital!
It’s the spookiest night of the year — costumes, candy, and creepy decorations galore! While you’re getting your scare on, don’t forget to keep your furry friends in the Halloween spirit (and out of trouble).
The candy bowl? Off-limits! Even the sweetest pups can’t handle chocolate or sugar-free treats — trust us, it’s scarier than it sounds.
Costumes? Yes, please — but only if your pet agrees! If they’re rocking that pumpkin outfit with pride, snap a pic and tag us! If not… maybe a festive bandana will do.
Decor danger! Those flickering candles and dangling cobwebs look amazing until someone’s tail gets involved. Keep things cute and safe.
Trick-or-treat chaos? Give your pets a cozy spot away from the doorbell drama. A snuggly blanket and a treat (the pet-safe kind) can make all the difference!
From your ghoulishly good friends at Warren Animal Hospital, we’re wishing you a night full of treats, not tricks — and plenty of happy tails!

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3461 Lebanon Pike
Murfreesboro, TN
37129

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+16158958126

Website

http://warrenanimalhospital.com/

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