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Warren Animal Hospital

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.

05/03/2025

Next week is Be Kind to Animals Week. During this time, we remember that all animals deserve respect and compassion. Don’t disturb or “rescue” baby rabbits – they are not abandoned – Mom only feeds them 1 – 2 X a day (dawn and dusk) then remains away to avoid leading predators to the nest. While they’re outside, keep a watchful eye on Fluffy and Mittens as baby birds are hatching. Or, if you’re looking for a new companion, remember that there are animals at your local shelter looking for a good home. As a responsible pet parent, it’s up to you to provide the best food, shelter, exercise, and veterinary attention that you can. Involve the whole family by volunteering your time to a cause that supports local animals or natural habitats! Keep trash blown around from recent storms picked up and remove and securely dispose of all plastic items. Also, as the weather is pleasant and you’re out on a stroll or hike, please keep your dogs leashed and don’t feed the wild animals. Together we can support our own animals and those in our backyard!

04/26/2025

Saturday, April 26, 2025 is World Veterinary Day.
World Veterinary Day, observed every year on the last Saturday of April, aims to celebrate the contributions of veterinarians to the health of animals, people, and the environment. This year’s theme is focusing on the teamwork it takes to provide veterinary care. Veterinarians are not only responsible for your pet’s health care and pet parent education, but also large animal and food animal production, food safety, disease trends – including incidence, distribution, and control; animal welfare, public health, aquaculture and research and education.
For pet parents, make sure to take some time to consider those who put in the time and work it takes to keep your pet healthy; whether it’s for the annual healthy visit or the visit when your pet is hurt or feeling ill. Everyone’s contribution is important, from the receptionists who take your calls, schedule your appointments and pass along information; the kennel technicians who care for your pet and keep the facilities clean; to the technicians, nurses and assistants who run the tests, groom your pets, and help run the veterinary office you visit; as well as the specialists we refer you to, who are experts in their field, and the veterinarians that examine, prescribe, treat, and keep your pet as healthy as can be. We’re all willing to tackle the good, the bad, and the stinky for you and your pet. Animals mean the world to those that love them, and every member of our team values the importance of what your pet means to you. No matter the situation, we’re all in, even if “letting the cat out of the bag” is easier than putting it back in. As the saying goes, it takes a village and we’re happy to be a part of your village. Happy World Veterinary Day from the Warren Animal Hospital team.

04/19/2025

Wishing you and your pets a Happy Easter! Remember to keep all tasty chocolate goodies far out of reach of curious (and hungry) pets. No hiding chocolate eggs on the ground or within counter surfers’ reach. Lilies are very toxic to cats, who are strangely attracted to them – all parts of the plant, pollen and water are toxic- so no lilies for kitties. What’s in your pet’s Easter basket? Perhaps some tasty pet treats, toys or grooming products. Try a hide-a-treat pet toy or a game of search and fetch for fun instead of an Easter egg hunt. Have a Happy Easter!

04/10/2025

National Pet Day is Friday, April 11, 2025. Take some time to celebrate the love and joy our pets bring us. Our staff is sharing some information about their special pets with you in honor of National Pet Day.
I’m Daniela the owner of Ozuko, the black spicy but loving cat. Ozuko is a very talkative cat that loves attention on her terms and loves watching her cat tv. Some of her favorite shows are Tom and Jerry, Pink Panther, Pokémon, Rubble and Crew and any insect or bug videos on YouTube. She loves watching, and sometimes catching, birds outside too.
Kayela says my two girls are my world in different ways. Tara (black and Tan) was the first dog that I begged for. My parents rescued her from a shelter when I was 11, that was 12 years ago now. My old lady, as I like to call her, enjoys snoozing and laying on blankets. Which will most likely be what she is doing on National Pet Day. Now Bella is my almost 4 year old Pit, nicknamed affectionately our White Cow because of her pattern of brown spots. Her favorite pastimes are playing, annoying Tara, cuddling, and sunbathing which you will often find her doing. I will spend National Pet day loving on my girls and giving them all the attention and love they deserve.
Hello! I’m Braley and my pet is Sage, a 10 year old German Shepherd/Mix. We got her from a rescue group back home. Sage means the world to me because I’ve had her since I was 12 years old and she’s been with me through so many milestones in my life. She’s a great cuddler, is always leaning close for belly rubs, loves to go on long walks, and always alerts us when there’s anything out of the ordinary. Her seasonal hobbies include exploring the woods and making me a new fur coat every summer when she sheds her own.
From Makayla: My girl Spicy ( brown tabby cat) was the first animal that I got on my own. She is now the sweetest baby who likes to cuddle and just get loving’s. We will celebrate National Pet day by having cuddles and maybe a little outside walk.

04/05/2025

Sunday, 4-12-25 is National Siamese Cat Day. These beautiful cats are highly intelligent, athletic, attention seeking and very, very vocal. They like to talk and tell you what they think! Their eyes are a striking blue and can be crossed. They typically have a very light coated body with a darker face, ears, legs and tail – which develop due to the cooler temperature differences in their extremities. They are precocious and can live very long lives. Siamese cats tend to be rather mischievous. These special cats need special owners who understand their unique character and appreciate a talkative cat. Have a Siamese cat? Share a photo with us.

03/28/2025

Friday, March 28th is National Respect Your Cat Day.
Cats - we love them and we assume they love us. Like us, they require the same respect we need. We all know cats seem to have the tendency to hold grudges and not like certain things. Pay attention to body language and give them their space if their ears are starting to move sideways or back, or if their tail is twitching. Some feline companions seek attention, but others only want to be petted on their terms and only very briefly- 3 strokes is enough! Respect your cat when they show signs of not liking to be picked up or touched on certain places, like the paws or stomach. Showing your cat the same respect you want will strengthen your bond. All pets should respect each other. A good way to help your cats maintain respect among each other is by having one extra litter box for the number of cats you have as well as separate food, water and elevated perches from which to rule their “kingdom.” So pamper your aristocat by paying extra attention to their ‘rules’ and ensure everyone will have a purrfect Respect Your Cat Day!

03/22/2025

Sunday, March 23, is National Puppy Day. From their cute little barks to their adorable eyes, puppies are some of the most wonderful pets. These sweet cuddly companions have no difficulty in capturing our hearts. But even though a puppy can be cute now, that little puppy will grow into an adult dog. Make sure when you consider getting an adorable puppy, you’re ready for the long-term commitment and training required to make sure your puppy has the best temperament and a happy life. Also remember that each breed of dog is different, and their breed was created for a purpose. Make sure to research the breed of puppy you have your heart set on, to make sure that their genetic behavior is going to match with your lifestyle and activity level. Also, consider going to your local shelter to adopt a pet.

03/15/2025

St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are just around the corner, on Monday, March 17th. Remember to wear your green and celebrate spring! Keep all alcoholic beverages safely out of reach of all pets as they are curious and especially sensitive to even small amounts of alcohol. All forms of hops (used in brewing beer) are also toxic to pets. Keep Shamrocks out of reach as they contain soluble oxalates which are toxic to pets if eaten. Grab your green harness & leash and take your pet on a scavenger hunt to find some lucky 4-leaf clovers instead. Have a Happy St Patrick’s Day! 🍀

03/08/2025

March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month. Take precautions to pet proof your house and develop good habits to try and keep your pet safe. Always keep human medications and supplements out of reach in a secure location or in a protected pet proof cabinet. Keep a closed door between you and your pet when taking medications or refilling weekly pill minders. Remember that tamper resistant pill containers are not pet proof and easy for your pet to chew into and ingest the contents of an entire bottle! Teaching your dog the “drop it” command can be a life saver if you actually see your pet grabbing or chewing on something they shouldn’t. Have visitors and family members keep their bags, backpacks and purses secured out of reach or behind a closed door and do the same when you visit others with pets. Inquisitive pets love to check out new smells and can be easily enticed to rummage through your bag to eat the toxic xylitol (sugar free sweetener) containing breath mints or candy, the chocolate bar, aspirin, Tylenol ®, or other medications you might not even remember are in your bag. Ensure that pets can’t get into cabinets or trash containers. Consumption of over-the-counter medications, followed closely by consumption of prescription medications, are the top reasons pet parents call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 1-800-213-6680 (there is a fee) for help. Taking the time to pet proof your home can help prevent toxicities and prevent an emergency trip to the pet ER. Be safe and be aware.

03/01/2025

Saturday, March 1, 2025, is National Pig Day. Celebrate all things porcine! Remember Arnold from Green Acres, Wilbur from Charlotte’s Web, Babe, Piglet in Winnie The Pooh and the Muppet, Miss Piggy. Pigs are intelligent, social animals and worth our appreciation and protection. They may keep cool by bathing in water or even mud, but they are actually clean animals who like to keep their restroom area separate from their living and eating area – even as a young, nursing piglet. They have a keen sense of smell and like to root in the ground. Historically they have been used in truffle hunting, but since they tend to eat the truffles they find, they have been replaced by specially trained dogs. There are many transmissible diseases that threaten the welfare of our pigs. The USDA and APHIS recommend these 6 ways to help protect our pigs and keep them safe:
• Limiting on-farm traffic
• Wearing clean clothes and shoes around pigs
• Washing on-farm equipment and vehicles
• Preventing contact with feral pigs
• Storing feed where wildlife can't get it
• NOT eating people food near animals
Happy National Pig Day! 🐷

02/21/2025

Warren Animal Hospital is OPEN,
Friday, 2-21-25.

02/19/2025

Warren Animal Hospital will be Closed Wednesday & Thursday 2-19-25 & 2-20-25 due to expected inclement weather. Stay safe!
Check back for a Friday update.

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
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16158958126

Website

http://warrenanimalhospital.com/

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