What are the opening hours?

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

Warren Animal Hospital

Home
United States
Murfreesboro, TN
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.

09/05/2025

It’s Septem-PURR at Warren Animal Hospital!
We’re putting the spotlight on our feline friends! Did you know that cats are experts at hiding illness? That’s why regular veterinary visits are so important — even for indoor-only kitties.
Here’s what we’re focusing on this month:
*Wellness Exams – Early detection means longer, healthier lives.
*Vaccinations – Protect your cat from rabies, feline distemper, feline leukemia, and more.
*Weight Management – Keep your cat active and at a healthy weight to prevent joint and heart problems.
*Parasite Prevention – Fleas and ticks don’t just attack dogs!
*Stress Prevention – we can provide calming medications for a calmer, more pleasant veterinary visit.
We want to see YOUR cats! Post a photo in the comments and tell us their name and favorite snack. Let’s see how many whiskers, toe beans, and floofs we can fill our page with!
Give your feline friend the gift of good health — call us at 615-895-8126 or request your appointment online today!

08/29/2025

Happy Labor Day Weekend from Warren Animal Hospital!
We hope you and your furry friends enjoy a long weekend filled with sunshine, tail wags, and maybe a few extra belly rubs. Please note: We will be CLOSED on Labor Day (Monday, September 1st) so our team can enjoy time with their families (and their own pets). If your pet needs medical attention while we’re away, please contact Veterinary Emergency Group at (615) 257-5160 or Animal Medical Center at (615) 728-3454.
From all of us at Warren Animal Hospital — have a safe, happy, and pet-snuggle-filled Labor Day!

08/22/2025

Friday, August 22, 2025 - It’s “Take Your Cat to the Vet Day”!
We know — your cat may not love car rides or carrier time — but regular checkups are one of the best ways to keep your feline friend healthy and happy. Even indoor cats need annual wellness exams to catch health issues early and keep vaccinations up to date.
Here’s how to make the trip easier for you and your kitty:
Why the vet visit matters:
-Cats are experts at hiding illness — exams can detect problems you can’t see.
-Dental disease, weight changes, and early kidney issues are easier (and less costly) to treat when caught early.
-Keeps vaccinations and parasite prevention on track.
Medications & health history:
-Bring a list of all your cat’s medications, supplements, and any recent changes in behavior or appetite.
-If your cat needs medication to help with anxiety during travel, ask us in advance — we can help!
What makes a great cat carrier:
-Sturdy with a secure door/latch.
-Comfortable padding or a familiar blanket.
-A removable top for easier, stress-free exams.
-Lined with an absorbent towel (just in case of accidents).
Pro tip: Leave the carrier out at home with treats and toys inside — this turns it into a “safe space” instead of a “trip-to-the-vet space.”
Your cat’s health matters every day — but today is the perfect reminder to book that checkup. Call us to schedule your kitty’s visit!
Call us at Warren Animal Hospital, 615-895-8126, to schedule your cat’s visit today!

08/19/2025

Take Your Cat to the Vet Day is almost here!
Mark your calendar — August 22nd is the perfect day to show your kitty some extra love by scheduling that wellness exam. Here are a few tips to make the visit easier for both of you:
The Week Before: Schedule your appointment and tell the receptionist any questions or concerns about your cat’s behavior, appetite, or habits.
*Make sure your cat’s carrier is clean and sturdy.
3–5 Days Before: Place the carrier in a familiar spot with soft bedding, treats, or toys so your cat can explore it without stress.
*If your cat is nervous about travel, ask your vet about calming medications.
1–2 Days Before: Give your cat a little treat inside the carrier to build positive associations.
*Gather your cat’s medication list & previous medical records (if from another clinic).
The Day Of: Keep the carrier covered with a light towel to help your cat feel safe.
*Don’t forget to bag a stool sample from the litterbox!
*Speak calmly and reassure them — your calmness helps theirs.
Reminder: Cats are masters at hiding illness. Regular checkups help detect issues early so they can live a longer, healthier life.
Call us today to get your cat’s spot on the schedule — let’s make Take Your Cat to the Vet Day stress-free and purr-fect! We’re here to do that here at Warren Animal Hospital, 615-895-8126.

08/15/2025

August 15 is Check the Chip Day!
At Warren Animal Hospital, we’re reminding all pet parents just how important microchipping is — and how easy it is to keep your pet safe!
A microchip is a tiny device (about the size of a large grain of rice) that’s implanted under your pet’s skin. It holds a unique ID number that helps reunite lost pets with their families — but only if the information is up to date!
A study done by the American Animal Hospital Association showed that 1 in 3 pets will go missing during their lifetime. The same study also found that most lost pets have no identification, collar tag or microchip, when found. Don’t let your pet be a statistic, call us and schedule your appointment for this quick and easy procedure that can help you reunite with your precious pet.
Here’s what you can do today:
• If your pet is already microchipped, call us or stop by — we’ll scan it for free.
• Log into your microchip company’s website to confirm all your details are correct.
• If your pet isn't microchipped yet, now’s the perfect time! It’s a quick, safe, and affordable procedure that could make all the difference if your pet ever gets lost.
• Let’s keep our furry family members safe and sound.
No one expects to have their pet escape, but accidents can happen. A microchip is the best means of reuniting with your pet in case of flight from a frightening event (thunderstorm, fireworks, etc.) or escape to investigate that taunting squirrel, new smell, or similar circumstance.
Call us to schedule an appointment or stop by during business hours to Check the Chip!
Warren Animal Hospital - 615-895-8126

08/13/2025

Get Ready - Check the Chip Day is Almost Here!
Did you know that August 15th is National Check the Chip Day?
It’s the perfect reminder to make sure your pet’s microchip is working and that your contact information is up to date on the chip registry.
Why it matters:
-A microchip is only as good as the info linked to it.
-If your pet ever gets lost, outdated phone numbers or addresses can make it nearly impossible to reunite you.
-Even if your pet never leaves your side, it’s a quick and easy step for peace of mind.
Stop by our clinic to have your pet’s chip scanned and verified — it only takes a minute!
Then, log into your microchip company’s website to confirm your details are correct.
A little update today could make all the difference if your pet ever goes missing. Let’s make sure every lost pet finds their way home.
If your pet isn’t microchipped yet, call us to get that scheduled. A microchip is the best way to be reunited with your pet in case of flight from a scary, noisy event or escape from the safety of your yard.

08/08/2025

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month. Is Your Pet Extra Itchy? It Could Be Allergies!
Has your furry friend been scratching more than usual? Licking their paws nonstop? Shaking their head or rubbing their face on the carpet? These could be signs of allergies or other ailments – and they’re more common than you might think.
Common Signs in Pets:
-Constant scratching or licking
-Red or inflamed skin
-Hair loss or thinning fur
-Chewing at paws or legs
-Ear infections or head shaking
-Watery eyes or sneezing
Just like people, pets can be allergic to things like pollen, grass, weeds, dust mites, food ingredients, or even fleas. The good news? Relief is possible – but only with the right diagnosis and treatment.
When to Bring Your Pet In:
If your pet’s itchiness lasts more than a few days, leads to open sores, or seems to be affecting their mood or appetite, it’s time to give us a call. Early treatment can prevent bigger problems down the road!
Give us a call at Warren Animal Hospital, 615-895-8126 or request an appointment online at warrenanimalhospital.com to schedule an exam. Let’s help your pet feel comfortable in their skin again!

08/01/2025

Happy Dogust! August is National Dog month and August 1, known as Dogust, is designated as the official birthday for all shelter dogs that don’t have a known birthday.
At Warren Animal Hospital we’re all wagging tails and happy purrs as we celebrate the paw-some joy of adoption! Shelters everywhere are full of lovable companions just waiting for their forever homes, and this month is the perfect time to bring one home (or maybe two… we won’t judge).
Whether you’re a dog devotee, a feline fanatic, or you’ve got room in your heart for a senior sweetheart or quirky kitten — Dogust is your moment to make a difference. Adopting means saving a life, gaining a best friend, and getting unlimited snuggles. Not a bad deal, huh?
Plus, when you adopt during Dogust, you’re helping shelters clear space so they can rescue even more animals in need. It’s the circle of pawsitivity!
If you’ve recently adopted, bring your new buddy in for a check-up — we can’t wait to meet them and shower them with love (and treats).
Let’s make this the best Dogust ever. Visit our local shelter P.A.W.S. at 285 John R Rice Blvd. to meet your new furry friend – Ellen, Buford, Puma Thurman and more are waiting!

07/25/2025

Lake Days Are the Best Days—But Let’s Keep Them Safe!
There’s nothing better than spending a sunny day out on the lake with your furry best friend! But before you set sail, make sure you're keeping your pets safe around water. Here are a few important tips from your veterinary team:
Life Jackets Aren’t Just for People!: Even strong swimmers can get tired or disoriented. A properly fitted pet life vest can be a lifesaver—literally.
Watch for Signs of Fatigue: Swimming is great exercise, but it’s also hard work. Give your pet regular breaks and shade to rest.
Rinse After a Swim: Whether it’s lake water or pool water, give your pet a good rinse to remove any harmful bacteria, chemicals, or algae.
Hydrate & Keep Cool: Make sure your pet has access to fresh (bottled) drinking water and a shady spot. Dogs can overheat quickly, especially on boats or docks.
Stay Close & Supervised: Always keep a close eye on your pet. It only takes a second for a fun day to turn into an emergency.
Let’s make every lake day a safe and happy one for our four-legged companions! If you have questions about water safety, give us a call—we're here to help! Warren Animal Hospital, 615-895-8126

07/19/2025

Saturday, July 19th is Stick Out Your Tongue Day!
We’re celebrating the true heroes of tongue talent — your pets! Whether it’s a dog mid-zoomie with a lolling tongue, or a cat judging you with a tiny blep, we salute those slobbery, sassy, and occasionally surprise tongues.
Here at Warren Animal Hospital, we’ve seen it all — tongues longer than tails, tongues that refuse to stay in, and tongues that somehow manage to cover your entire face with one lick.
So go ahead, join the fun and stick yours out too... but fair warning: your dog will win. Every time.
Share a fun photo of you and your pet celebrating stick out your tongue day!

07/11/2025

HOT WEATHER ALERT FOR PET OWNERS - STAY COOL!
As temperatures rise, so do the risks for our pets. Heatstroke, dehydration, and burned paw pads are all serious dangers during hot weather — and they can come on fast. It’s heating up out there — and our pets feel it even more than we do!
Here’s how to keep your furry friends safe when temperatures rise:
NEVER leave your pet in a parked car — even for a minute. Temps can climb to dangerous levels fast.
Keep water handy - at home and on the go. Hydration is key!
Don’t let your hose fool you - water will come out scalding hot as it’s been stagnant in the hose in the hot sun, let it run awhile to empty the hose and cool down before hooking up for sprinklers for pups to play in or as drinking water.
Avoid mid-day walks - stick to early mornings or late evenings when it’s cooler.
Check the pavement - if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws!
Provide shade & airflow - indoors and outdoors.
Watch for signs of heatstroke:
-Heavy panting
-Drooling
-Lethargy
-Vomiting
-Trouble walking or collapsing
If you notice any of these symptoms, move your pet to a cool place, offer water, and call us immediately — heatstroke can be life-threatening.
Let’s make sure our pets stay cool, comfy, and safe this summer!
Got questions? Call us at Warren Animal Hospital, 615-895-8126 — we’re here to help!

07/04/2025

Closed Friday, July 4th.
Happy Birthday, United States of America!

Address

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/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Warren Animal Hospital posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Warren Animal Hospital:

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Business
Claim ownership or report listing

Want your business to be the top-listed Pet Store/pet Service in Murfreesboro?