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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.

07/04/2025

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

07/03/2025

Happy Fourth of July from us to you!
As we gather to celebrate the red, white, and blue, your friends at Warren Animal Hospital want to wish you and your furry family members a safe and joyful Independence Day! While the Fourth is full of fun, it's also one of the most stressful days of the year for pets. Here are a few important safety tips to keep tails wagging and whiskers twitching:
*Fireworks Fright: The loud booms and flashes can terrify pets. Keep them indoors in a quiet, secure room with comforting items like toys, blankets, and soft music. Microchipping and ID tags are a must—just in case!
*Food Dangers: Barbecue scraps, alcohol, chocolate, onions, grapes, and xylitol (in sugar-free treats) can be toxic to pets. Kindly ask guests not to feed your pets, no matter how cute those begging eyes are!
*Lawn Hazards: Fireworks debris, sparklers, and glow sticks left in the yard can be tempting chew toys. Be sure to clean up thoroughly after the celebrations.
*Heat & Hydration: July heat can be intense! Make sure your pets have access to shade and fresh water. Never leave them in a hot car—even for a minute.
Let’s make this a celebration to remember for the right reasons! Stay safe, have fun, and give your pets a few extra snuggles from us!

— Your Team at Warren Animal Hospital

06/27/2025

Fourth of July Medication Reminder
BOOM! BANG! BARK?!
Fireworks are fun for us — but not so much for our four-legged friends who want to escape and hide away from the noise! Avoid the temptation to bring your dog along for the firework festivities, they are not fun for your pet and can be very scary and stressful.
If your pup gets anxious with loud noises or during fireworks (hello, July 4th!), now’s the time to talk to us about calming medications or other safe anxiety solutions. Don’t wait until July 4th to try out a new calming protocol; “test-drive” your calming medications ahead of time so adjustments can be made, if needed.
*Don't wait until the sparklers are flying!
*Refill requests fill up FAST.
*Your pet deserves a peaceful Independence Day, too.
Call us today or e-mail us to get your pet's medication prescriptions taken care of before the big night/weekend.
Because, a quiet pup is a happy pup.

06/21/2025

MEOW DOWN, HUMANS.
Get ready for Tuesday, June 24th, which is Cat Domination Day—but let's be honest, your feline overlords have always been in charge. You're just now realizing it. Cat Domination Day is the annual reminder that your feline “pets” have been plotting your subjugation since the day you brought them home. And they’re winning. Every time you refill that bowl, rearrange your sleep schedule to accommodate a 3 AM zoomie session, or sit - just so- because your cat is sleeping on your lap — the takeover grows stronger.
They nap where they want.
They eat when they please.
They knock things off counters - just because they can.
At Warren Animal Hospital, we have long suspected that we are merely pawns in a much larger, fur-covered game. We're here to serve with treats, head scritches (soft scratches/rubs), and medically sound adoration. We know our place — at their service.
Remember:
You don’t own a cat.
A cat allows you to live... in its home.
Kneel. Offer treats. Accept your fate.

Praise your feline in hushed, reverent tones.

06/14/2025

Happy Father’s Day to All Dads — Including Pet Dads!
Today we’re sending a tail-wagging THANK YOU to the incredible dads out there — whether your kids walk on two legs or four! Being a “fur dad” means belly rubs, long walks, early morning feedings, and unconditional love (plus the occasional chewed shoe).
Looking for fun ways to celebrate this weekend with your pet? Try:
Picnic in the park – Bring a blanket, snacks, and a travel bowl for your furry friend.
Scenic hike – Great bonding time and exercise, just watch for ticks & overheating.

Pet Safety Tips for Father’s Day Activities
Grill with care! Bones, onions, and fatty scraps can be dangerous. Keep BBQ leftovers out of paw’s reach.
No sips for your sidekick – Alcohol is toxic to pets, even in small amounts.
Car rides – Never leave pets in a parked car, even “just for a minute.”
Wishing you a joyful, safe, and love-filled Father’s Day weekend from all of us at Warren Animal Hospital.
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06/06/2025

At Warren Animal Hospital, we love caring for your beloved rabbits, cats, and dogs every day—but this June, we're also excited to celebrate National Zoo and Aquarium Month! While our furry patients are close to our hearts, this month offers a special opportunity to recognize the vital role that zoos and aquariums play in wildlife conservation, education, and research. From majestic big cats to playful sea otters, these institutions help protect species and inspire future generations to care for all animals. At the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, conservation efforts span from our local Hellbender salamander to the exotic Rhinoceros Hornbill (bird). So, while we continue to provide the best care for your pets, we also encourage you to support your local zoo or aquarium and learn more about the incredible diversity of life on our planet.

05/30/2025

Smile! May 31st is National Smile Day, a day to show off those pearly whites. Smiling is a universal and contagious action that conveys happiness, positivity, confidence, friendliness, and trust. A smile can help boost your mood, reduce pain, calm your heart rate, and improve your immune system. Even when we’re feeling down, our pets can make us smile by cuddling up next to us, doing some tricks, or by being their silly selves. Another great reason to smile? Because our pets are smiling right back at us. If our furry friends can do it, so can we. Also, just like us, the best way to keep our pet’s smile bright and healthy is with daily tooth brushing and an annual dental cleaning. So today, make sure to join your four-legged friends with their big smiles and celebrate. Share your smile today by posting a picture of you and your pet showing off your best big smiles! From everyone here at Warren Animal Hospital, Happy National Smile Day!

05/23/2025

Happy Memorial Day from Warren Animal Hospital!
Warren Animal Hospital will be closed Monday, May 26, 2025.
As we honor the brave men and women (and service animals) who gave so much for our country, we wish you all a safe and peaceful Memorial Day. 3 PM on the last Monday in May has been designated as a national moment of remembrance. Let us pause and gratefully remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. We thank you for your service!
If you're celebrating this Memorial Day Weekend, here are a few quick reminders to keep your pets safe and happy:
🐾 Skip the scraps – BBQ food may smell and taste amazing, but many human foods aren’t safe for pets.
🐾 Watch the heat – Make sure your furry friends have plenty of water and shade if they're outdoors.
🐾 Remember water safety-Use a pet life vest if you take your pet out for a swim, they can tire more easily than you realize. Take bottled water for drinking, as lake water can contain unwanted microscopic critters that can cause tummy upset.

Enjoy your day and give your pets a little extra love from all of us!

05/17/2025

Hepatitis B in cats?
Researchers and specialists at the City University of Hong Kong are teaming up with the Texas A & M Gastrointestinal Laboratory to investigate a virus in cats that is related to the hepatitis B virus in people. They have already discovered a link between the presence of the virus and chronic hepatitis (liver disease) and the most common form of primary liver cancer in cats - hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). About ¼ of feline HCC cases test positive for the virus. They are investigating to see if the virus causes disease in cats, similar to the way hepatitis B affects humans. In people, the hepatitis B spreads via contact with infected bodily fluids. Although not very common, chronic hepatitis in cats may be more prevalent than we once thought. Signs of liver disease can include lack of appetite, lack of activity, episodes of vomiting or diarrhea, weight loss, increased thirst, abdominal pain, dark or bright yellow/orange urine that stains, possible yellow tinge to the whites of the eyes, gums or skin, excessive drooling and behavior changes. Currently, treatment is limited to supportive care and managing symptoms as there is not yet any specific antiviral treatment for feline hepatitis like there is for human viral hepatitis.

05/10/2025

This weekend we celebrate Moms of multiple kinds with National Dog Mom Day on Saturday, May 10th, and Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 11th. Mothers are some of the most important parts of our lives. From the moment their babies are born to the moment they are grown enough to “leave the nest,” mothers use their time and energy, making decisions and sacrifices to help keep their young happy and healthy. Mothers are a force of nature to be reckoned with, bringing life into this world and devoting everything to their care. No matter what the species, a mother cares for her young, raising her babies and protecting them with all the love in their hearts. Their gentle love and correction teaches right from wrong, and good from bad. So, remember to celebrate and appreciate the mothers in your life, whether it’s your mother, the pet or animal mothers we see at home or out in nature, and the human mothers to our dear, four-legged and furry friends. To all the mothers out there, from the Warren Animal Hospital, Happy Mother’s Day!

05/03/2025

Next week, May 4th - May 10th, 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.

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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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