General Care

5 Tips to Make the Most of Your Vet Visit

April 22, 2022/ NorthPoint Pets

Visiting the veterinarian can sometimes be an overwhelming experience for both pet owners and their pets. However, with a little preparation and a proactive approach, you can ensure that you make the most out of your vet visit.

4 Lessons I Learned from Adopting Two Kittens

March 8, 2022/ Beth Alonga

After our senior cat Timmy passed away in April of 2021, I decided to adopt two female kittens from a local rescue to join our family. That July, we adopted 14 week old Kiwi and Nala. We were only going to adopt one kitten, but the rescue said we had to take both. Of course I couldn’t say no! Caring for these little ones has been quite the trip for me and my family as we all had to adjust to having not one but two tiny fuzzy troublemakers rambling around the house.

The Good, Better, and Best Dental Care for Your Pet

February 15, 2022/ Jenna Harrison

Oral disease can be caused by diet, genetics, or poor oral care. Poor dental health can lead to other ailments, which is why pet owners should learn how to care for their pet’s teeth early. As with most ailments, prevention of oral disease is key. Taking preventative steps saves you the time, stress, and money it takes to treat oral disease down the road.

Get to Know Our Nail Trimmer Vet Tech Jessica!

December 28, 2021/ NorthPoint Pets

If you’ve had an opportunity to bring your pet to have their nails trimmed, you’ve had the pleasure of …

Rules to Live by: Leash Etiquette in Public

December 21, 2021/ Bryan Heafy

Keep your dog safe with leash training and body language understanding. Follow leash etiquette, advocate for your dog, and use effective tools when necessary.”

Tina’s Guide to a Great Hiking Spot

November 16, 2021/ Tina Adams

Adriana Q & A

September 27, 2021/ NorthPoint Pets

1. What brought you to NPP/tell us about your background. I always had a passion and love for animals …

The Challenges of Pet Nutrition: No One is “Right” or “Wrong”

October 17, 2019

While in school I was taught that half of what I was learning would be proven wrong – the problem is that we did not, and still don’t know what half is wrong. Even so, the more education I receive and the more brilliant scientists and researchers I meet from around the world, the more I realize we know very little about the world we live in and the sciences that drive it. It’s up to us to keep asking questions, keep exploring and keep challenging everything.