NorthPointe Animal Hospital

Spaying and neutering offer a variety of benefits depending on your pet’s gender. For males, neutering can help prevent testicular cancer, prostate issues, and behavioral problems such as roaming, marking, and aggression towards other animals. For females, spaying reduces the risk of urinary infections, breast cancer, and eliminates heat cycles, which can reduce erratic behavior and bloody discharge. To learn more about the importance of spaying and neutering, be sure to check out our blog.

Unfortunately, we are only equipped to treat dogs and cats. However, we can provide you with a referral to a facility that specializes in the care of exotic pets.

Just like humans, it’s recommended to take your pet for dental cleanings every 6 months to prevent tartar buildup, periodontal disease, bad breath, and even heart disease. For more tips on maintaining your furry friend's oral health, check out our blog on pet dental care.

We do not perform tail docking at our facility.

We recommend that your pet receive a combination of heartworm prevention along with flea and tick protection. While these medications can be purchased separately, we suggest opting for a combined treatment that protects against both fleas and ticks, as well as heart-worms, for added convenience and comprehensive protection.

It is the process of establishing a formal relationship with a veterinary healthcare facility, forming the basis for the interaction between veterinarians and clients. This relationship is legally required for accessing services such as vaccinations, prescription medications, surgeries, dental procedures, and any other treatments offered by the facility.

Pets often hide painful issues that can affect sensitive teeth during a thorough dental cleaning. Anesthesia ensures that your pet remains pain-free throughout the procedure, including during dental extractions and the cleaning process. Additionally, X-rays and dental exams can uncover underlying problems that may require your pet to undergo anesthesia for further treatment.

Similar to humans, vaccinations are a crucial form of preventative care for your pet, helping to shield them from potential illnesses or diseases they may encounter throughout their life. These vaccines protect against a range of conditions, including rabies, Parvovirus, Distemper, Parainfluenza, Bordetella, and canine flu. Additional vaccines for dogs may include those for leptospirosis and Lyme disease. To learn more about how vaccinations can safeguard your pet from harmful diseases, be sure to check out our blog post on the importance of pet vaccines.

While we do not offer full grooming services, we provide nail trims and anal gland expression for both new and existing clients.

We do not perform declaws, but we are happy to assist you in exploring alternative solutions to manage your pet's behavior.

Yes, we accept walk-ins and emergency cases during our regular hours, which are listed on our website. If your pet is experiencing a true emergency, we recommend bringing them in as soon as possible. For more serious emergencies that require immediate attention outside of our regular hours, we advise you to visit one of the nearby 24-hour emergency clinics.

Blood work can help identify underlying conditions that may not be apparent during a physical exam, ensuring your pet is healthy and well-prepared for any upcoming surgery.

Preventative care begins at a young age and includes a comprehensive wellness exam for your pet. During this visit, they will receive necessary vaccinations, be tested or treated for potential parasites, and get any required medications. To learn more about the importance of preventative care and how it contributes to your pet’s long-term health, check out our blog.

We offer financing and payment options through CareCredit and ScratchPay to help make your pet’s care more affordable.