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WildThings Animal Hospital WildThings Animal Hospital where we care for them all, big or small.

🦜 YOUR PET IS A WHAT?! 🐢🦎Oh, we're going to love them. 💚A macaw with an attitude? A tortoise with places to be? A bearde...
10/27/2026

🦜 YOUR PET IS A WHAT?! 🐢🦎

Oh, we're going to love them. 💚

A macaw with an attitude? A tortoise with places to be? A bearded dragon who thinks he's royalty? A guinea pig who screams every time the refrigerator opens?

PLEASE. TELL US EVERYTHING. 😂

Welcome to WildThings Animal Hospital, where the patients come in all shapes, sizes, species, and personalities — and we wouldn't have it any other way!

Nestled in Pleasant View, Tennessee, we're an independently owned, AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital with a serious passion for medicine and a not-so-secret obsession with exotic animals.

And when we say we love exotics, we mean it. ❤️

🦜 Parrots, macaws & other birds? We love our feathered friends, big personalities and all.

🐢 Tortoises & turtles? Absolutely. Slow-moving patients, fascinating medicine.

🦎 Bearded dragons & other reptiles? Bring on the scales!

🐰 Rabbits? Those twitchy noses get us every time.

🐹 Guinea pigs & small mammals? Tiny patients. Enormous personalities.

🐓 Chickens & ducks? Yes! Your backyard flock has a special place in our hearts, too.

🐶🐱 Dogs & cats? Of course! They're just as much a part of the WildThings family.

💚 WE'RE A LITTLE DIFFERENT. AND WE LIKE IT THAT WAY.

Behind all the feathers, fur, and scales is a team that takes veterinary medicine seriously.

We believe exceptional care means looking beyond the obvious, asking questions, staying curious, and understanding that every species has its own unique medical needs.

From preventive care and diagnostics to surgery, dentistry, and treating sick patients, we're passionate about helping animals live healthier, happier lives.

And because we're independently owned, we're proud of the personal relationships we build with the people and pets who trust us with their care.

We're the kind of people who get excited about a beautiful bird, want to hear all about your reptile's habitat, and will absolutely ask what your tortoise's name is.

We're veterinary professionals. We're animal people. And yes, we're probably going to get a little excited about your pet.

🐾 HAVE AN UNUSUAL FAMILY MEMBER? WE'D LOVE TO HEAR ABOUT THEM!

Whether your pet has feathers, scales, a shell, paws, or whiskers, there's a place for them in the WildThings family.

📍 WildThings Animal Hospital | Pleasant View, TN

📞 615-288-5630

💚 WildThings Animal Hospital — A Little Wild. A Lot of Heart.

Check out our website: https://wildthingsah.com/

👇 Now tell us: What's the most unusual pet in your family? Bonus points for pictures! We want to see them!

A little extra love for the team who gives so much!WildThings Animal Hospital will be closed tomorrow, Friday, October 2...
10/23/2026

A little extra love for the team who gives so much!

WildThings Animal Hospital will be closed tomorrow, Friday, October 23, as we celebrate our wonderful team for Vet Tech Week. We’re so grateful for the care, compassion, and hard work they bring to your pets every day. They deserve some celebrating!

If your pet needs care while we’re closed, please contact:

• Little Angels Veterinary Urgent Care — Clarksville
931-551-2935

• VEG Emergency Vet — West Nashville
615-205-2463
Also sees birds, reptiles, and other exotic pets.

• BluePearl Pet Hospital — Nashville
615-383-2600

• BluePearl Pet Hospital — Brentwood
615-333-1212

• Clarksville Veterinary Emergency & Specialty (NVS Clarksville)
931-551-2121

Please call ahead to confirm availability for your pet.

Thank you for helping us show our team some love!

10/20/2026
WildThings Animal Hospital will be closed this Friday, October 23, so our team can enjoy a three-day weekend in celebrat...
10/20/2026

WildThings Animal Hospital will be closed this Friday, October 23, so our team can enjoy a three-day weekend in celebration of Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week.

Aside from major holidays, we’re usually here—even on many days when work/schools are closed. This Friday, we’re giving our hardworking team a little extra time to rest and be with the people they love. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Please plan ahead for prescription refills and anything your pets may need before the weekend.

In honor of this week, I want to tell you about the people who make WildThings what it is.

I wish you could see our team the way I get to see them.

You see the person answering your call, bringing your pet into a room, explaining medications, or carrying them back to you. I get to see everything that happens in between—and these people have some of the most beautiful hearts I know.

They pour so much love into our patients.From the cuddly to the spicy, we love them all.

I’ve watched them cry alongside families through good news and heartbreaking news. I’ve seen owners ask them to stay when it’s time to say goodbye to a beloved pet because, somewhere along the way, they became part of that pet’s family, too.

That stays with me. To have cared for an animal so deeply that their family wants you beside them at the end.To know that, during a moment when nothing feels okay, your presence brings a little comfort.

Please know that when your pet becomes part of our lives, they matter to us, too.

They welcome students. They teach patiently. They work together to find solutions. When someone needs help, someone steps in. They give people room to learn without making them feel small for still learning.

In a world so focused on getting ahead, I think we sometimes forget that victories are meant to be shared. That helping someone else become better is something to be proud of. That another person’s success gives us something to celebrate together.

My team remembers.

I’ve worked in a few places, and I can honestly say, without a doubt, this is the best group of people I have ever worked with. I see people who want their coworkers to succeed. They share what they know, celebrate each other’s strengths, and have each other’s backs when the day gets hard.

Each of them helps make WildThings a place where people can be heard, treated fairly, and supported in becoming their best. That is rare, and I don’t take it for granted.

To our entire staff, from the front desk to the back: I see you.

I see how hard you try. I see how much you care. I see the moments our clients never get to see, and I wish I could put every one of them into words so you would understand why I’m so proud to work beside you.

Thank you for caring about the frightened patient, the worried owner, the student finding their confidence, and the coworker who needs a hand. Thank you for the laughter and kindness you bring into this building.

It is a privilege to spend my days with you. I hope you leave for this long weekend knowing how deeply you are appreciated.

If someone on our team has made a difference for you or your pet, please tell them below. Whether it was a kind voice on the phone, a little extra patience, or being beside you for a difficult goodbye, I would love for them to know what you remember.

I know they remember you.

WildThings Animal Hospital is hiring an experienced Veterinary Technician or Veterinary Assistant!We’re a privately owne...
10/12/2026

WildThings Animal Hospital is hiring an experienced Veterinary Technician or Veterinary Assistant!

We’re a privately owned, AAHA-accredited hospital in Pleasant View, TN, caring for dogs, cats, and exotics.

We’re looking for someone with strong surgical experience who is confident with surgical preparation, sterile technique, assisting with procedures, anesthesia monitoring, and patient recovery. You should be comfortable with the surgical workflow and ready to put your skills to work.

Dependability, teamwork, and compassionate patient care are a must.

Pay is negotiable based on experience and skills.

Learn more and apply here:
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=42af01b382d24c86

Know someone who would be a great fit? Please share!

WildThings Animal Hospital

10/06/2026

Please note that our phones will be unavailable today from 12:00–2:00 PM while the WildThings Animal Hospital team participates in animal CPR and emergency training.

Continuing education and hands-on training are an important part of making sure our team is prepared to respond quickly and confidently when every second counts.

If you call during this time, please leave us a message and we will return your call as soon as training is complete and our phone lines are back up.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while our team takes this time to train and strengthen our emergency response skills.

Proud to Be AAHA AccreditedWildThings Animal Hospital is proud to be an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital. Accreditati...
09/28/2026

Proud to Be AAHA Accredited

WildThings Animal Hospital is proud to be an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital. Accreditation through the American Animal Hospital Association means our hospital voluntarily chooses to meet rigorous standards for veterinary care, safety, cleanliness, medical protocols, anesthesia, surgery, dentistry, diagnostic services, pharmacy practices, client communication, team training, and more.

AAHA accreditation is not required for veterinary hospitals, and not every veterinary practice chooses to pursue it. For us, accreditation represents our commitment to continually evaluating how we care for our patients and looking for ways to improve.

Our team works hard to maintain these standards every day—not simply because we want to pass an inspection, but because we believe our patients and their families deserve thoughtful, consistent, high-quality care.

Being AAHA accredited is something we are incredibly proud of. It reflects the work of our entire WildThings team and our commitment to providing the best care we can to the animals who trust us with their health.

It started with one innocent question at Wild Things this week: “Would you rather live in outer space or under the sea?”...
09/24/2026

It started with one innocent question at Wild Things this week: “Would you rather live in outer space or under the sea?”

We thought everyone would answer, explain themselves, and go back to work. That was several days ago.

There is now a whiteboard. There are teams. People are checking it to see who’s changed sides. Someone will walk through the room, see a new set of initials, and immediately demand an explanation like we’ve just lost a vote in Congress.

The space people want adventure and new planets. The sea people want dolphins and apparently believe a shark would respect their personal space. Neither side has explained where we’re getting food, air, or a veterinarian for whatever creature follows us home.

Meanwhile, the pets are getting excellent care while their humans argue over which completely uninhabitable place has better real estate.

We need outside votes. Would you rather live in outer space or under the sea? Please include your reasoning. We will be reading the comments aloud to each other like evidence in court.

09/21/2026

🎥 NASHVILLE — WE CAME TO TELL A STORY.

Our team traveled to Nashville to capture the people, passion, and purpose behind an incredible business.

From authentic testimonials to business highlights and professional interviews, we created content designed to showcase what makes their brand stand out.

Your business has a story. We know how to capture it.

Address

156 Centre Street
Pleasant View, TN
37146

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+16152885630

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