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

Warren Animal Hospital

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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.

08/28/2026

Today on Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, we honor and remember all pets who are no longer here with us, yet remain etched in our hearts. They may no longer be beside us, but the love they gave us never truly leaves. Every silly habit, every cuddle, every adventure, and every unforgettable moment becomes part of the story we carry with us.
Today is a reminder that it’s okay to miss them. It’s okay to be sad. It’s okay to still feel the loss, no matter how much time has passed. Take a moment today to remember the pets who made your life a little brighter. Share their name, tell us your favorite memory, or post a photo of your beloved companion in the comments. We would love to remember them with you.
Although they may have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, they will always have a place in our hearts.

08/21/2026

What makes a good day at Warren Animal Hospital?

Healthy patients.
Happy families.
Successful treatments.
Comfortable recoveries.
A few wagging tails.
A few purring cats.
And a team that gets to do what they love every day.

Every day brings something new, but one thing always remains the same. We’re here to provide the best care possible for every pet who walks through our doors and to support the families who love them.
We’re grateful for the trust you place in us and for the opportunity to care for your pets each and every day.

08/14/2026

August 15 is National Check the Chip day. Home Again, one of the major microchip registration companies, states that 1 in 3 family pets will escape or get lost at some point in their life and that microchipped dogs are 2 x more likely to be reunited with their pet parents while microchipped cats are 20 X more likely to be reunited with their families! Having your pet microchipped is an easy way to provide permanent, lifetime identification of your pet, but keeping registration and contact information up to date is up to you. Please take a few minutes to verify that your pet's contact information is correct on their microchip registration and update any changes or submit a new, current photo. Unfortunately, microchip registration companies report that only 6 out of 10 microchips are registered by pet parents. August 15th is a good time to verify and update your information for your pet's safety and your peace of mind. Don't have your pet microchipped yet? Call us for information and to schedule this simple but important procedure.

08/07/2026

Back-to-school means everyone has homework - even animals! Looks like someone is already hard at work getting ready for the new school year. Whether they’re studying, supervising homework, or just making sure their humans stay on task, our pets always find a way to be part of the back-to-school routine. As summer comes to an end and families settle back into busy schedules our pets are adjusting to the new routines right alongside us. From early mornings to after-school activities, they’re always there to greet us when we get home and make our days a little brighter. We hope all of our students, teachers, staff and families have a pawsitively wonderful school year!

07/31/2026

Don’t have a pooch with a pedigree? No worries, Friday, July 31st is National Mutt Day! We are celebrating the unique mixed breed dogs that make our lives brighter every single day. Every mutt is one of a kind with a unique personality, endless love to give, and a story of their own. Whether they’re energetic adventurers, professional snugglers, or goofy troublemakers, mixed breeds deserve to be celebrated just as much as any purebred. Share a photo of your marvelous mutt with us. Happy National Mutt Day!

07/24/2026

Tomorrow, July the 25th is National Dog Photography Day. We know our patients are the cutest around so it’s time we show them off!! Whether they are playful puppies, loyal companions, or sweet seniors, every dog has a personality that deserves to be celebrated. From silly faces and wagging tails to cuddles and unforgettable moments, every photo tells a story. Share your favorite photo of your dog in the comments, and let’s fill our feed with wagging tails, happy smiles, and adorable faces!

07/17/2026

Well folks, it looks like more thunderstorms and rain may be in store for us this weekend.

Tofu Beans, the cat, says: "If the rain refuses to go away and come again some other day,
just put on your rain gear and you can still play.
You may be missing your time in the sun,
but spending time with your cat can also be fun.
Feisty, frisky felines as handsome as me
crave love and attention; charming we can be.
With a twitch of my tail and an unblinking stare,
I share that it's time for a game, show me how you care.
Afterwards we can settle down for a nap -
and of course the best place is up on your lap!”

07/10/2026

It’s hot out there! July is National Pet Hydration Awareness month. Limit your pets’ exposure to the summer heat by changing up their routine and maintaining hydration. Give plenty of clean water but avoid having your pet drinking a large amount just before or immediately after exercise. Use multiple bowls in different locations to help pets stay hydrated. Cats often prefer a circulating pet water fountain. Do not play ball or other fun games outside during the heat of the day (10 am to 4 pm, when the sun is at its strongest) – pets will become overly excited and not stop running or playing even when they are getting overheated. Short nosed breeds like boxers, bull dogs, pugs, Boston terriers, etc. are especially susceptible to heat exhaustion / heat stroke in the warmer months. Continue your daily walks on the grass - avoid concrete and asphalt which can burn paws - but walk early in the morning and later in the evening when it is cooler and monitor for over-heating and be ready to shorten walks if needed. Make sure shade is adequate and consider feeding part of your pet’s diet as a good quality (and lower fat level) canned food for added moisture content. Many pets will decrease their food intake during hot weather and this is normal. Enjoy the summer months and keep yourself and your pets cool and well hydrated.

07/03/2026

Two hundred and fifty years ago, the original 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence and the United States of America acknowledged July 4th as Independence Day! Every year we recognize our country’s independence with celebrations involving lighting fireworks, cooking out with family and friends, and thankfully remembering how our country came to be independent and free from the rule of Great Britain. Whether you’re going to spend the day out on the water, watching the fireworks and parades, or spending this day with your loved ones (including your furry friends), we hope you enjoy your Independence Day celebrations. As you enjoy your burgers, hot dogs, barbecue, various chips and dips, your corn on the cob, etc. remember NOT to share with your four-legged family members and keep all food and party items securely out of reach of your curious pets. Place your pet securely in their safe space with a calming chew toy, soft music (and calming medicine if needed) well before the fireworks begin. From all of us at Warren Animal Hospital, have a safe and happy Fourth of July, and Happy 250th Birthday to the United States of America!

06/26/2026

It’s almost that time again for the beautiful fireworks in the air. All the people, the bright colors, all the noise! As exciting and celebratory as this time is, we pet parents need to be mindful that our pets might not enjoy it as much as we do. The 4th of July can actually be a very scary time for our furry companions. They don’t understand as we do that this is a celebration of Independence, all they see and hear are scary, loud, sparkly lights in the sky, followed by people clapping and screaming. The best thing for your pet is to not take them to the fireworks shows, but to keep them in a quiet, relaxing and secure place away from windows and doors. Play some soft music and use an anti-anxiety vest, calming pheromone collar or spray, a favorite chew toy – chewing can have a calming effect, and possibly even some calming edible chews. Prepare and plan ahead now for pets that are uncomfortable or frightened of loud noises and do a few “ trial runs” before the actual festivities begin. Be sure to have your pet’s anxiety medication refilled now and be certain how they respond – July 4th is not the time to try something new for the first time! It is also a good rule of thumb to always have your pet on a short (not a retractable) securely held leash if you must go outside on this night and keep walks short and early in the evening. Be careful with guests and family members entering and leaving the house as that can become an easy escape route for your pet. Unfortunately, there is a large increase in the number of missing pets every year around July 4th. Make sure your pet’s collar and ID information are on securely and verify that your contact information for your pet’s microchip registration is up to date. Don’t have your pet microchipped yet? We can take care of that for you. Let’s all work together and keep our furry companions safe this year. Plan ahead for a Happy 4th of July!

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/

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