Spring is in the air! And unfortunately, that means seasonally high amounts of pollen, ragweed, and mold are also in the air.  If you’ve noticed your pet suddenly seems itchier, sneezier, or wheezier, allergies may be the culprit. This month, we’re looking at how to diagnose and manage your pet’s allergy symptoms to help keep

Deciding to bring home a new pet is an exciting and rewarding experience! Whether you’re adopting a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a quiet senior pet, a little preparation and thoughtful introductions can help reduce stress for everyone—including you! In this post, we’ll walk you through what to expect when you bring home a

By now, most of us have heard about the H5N1 outbreak that’s infected poultry flocks and driven egg prices sky-high. But birds aren’t the only ones at risk of contracting the “bird flu.” According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, since March 2024, dozens of cats are known to have contracted the virus, including barn

February is Spay and Neuter Awareness Month, also known as Beat the Heat Month! Created by a coalition of veterinary clinics, rescue centers, and animal welfare organizations, the goal of the month is to raise awareness about the benefits of spaying and neutering pets. While the decision to spay or neuter is deeply personal, that

With the holidays over and the new year officially in gear, now is the perfect time to turn your attention to the year ahead. And at the top of the list? Making sure your pets receive the preventative vet care they need to stay happy and healthy. From wellness checks and vaccines to updating microchip

At Pine Point Animal Hospital, we understand that cats bring endless joy and companionship into our lives, but they also come with responsibilities. One of the most important decisions you can make for your feline friend is to have them neutered. This simple surgical procedure offers a wide range of benefits for your cat, your

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, a time set aside to raise awareness about pet cancer. Just like humans, dogs and cats can develop cancer at any stage of life, though it’s more common in senior animals. Luckily, with early detection and advances in treatment, pets today have a better chance of being successfully treated

If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening after hours emergency, please contact your nearest emergency veterinary hospital as soon as possible! You can find a list of local emergency hospitals on our contact page.  Whether your pet is sick, injured, or something just feels off, managing their care can be stressful. Luckily, knowing the difference

September means it’s Happy Cat Month—an excuse to celebrate our adorable, goofy feline friends! Whether your kitty is a cuddly lap warmer or a playful pouncer, this month is all about keeping them happy and healthy. So, let’s dive into some cat care tips to help your furry friends live their best nine lives. Cat

It’s that time of year again. During the summer, warm temperatures, longer daytime hours, and excess nutrients create the perfect conditions for algal blooms to thrive. While not all types of algae are dangerous for people and pets, it’s important to know the causes and signs of toxic algae blooms in Oregon.  What Is Toxic