Pet Point Animal Hospital

08/01/2026

Congratulations to Maze for winning our Pet of the Month for August!
All current clients are more than welcome to participate in the following month's drawing! Simply comment below a photo of your pet along with their name and some of their favorite things! (Keep in mind, we have in-person applications as well.
The winner will receive a free dose of flea/tick prevention!

07/26/2026

Hi everyone!
We need your help, this pup was found in the Enclave neighborhood on Wesley Chapel.
She is a Corgi, blind and has no collar or microchip.
If this is your baby, please call
7572353466 (Brenna)

07/18/2026

Congratulations to Polo for winning our Pet of the Month for July!
All current clients are more than welcome to participate in the following month's drawing! Simply comment below a photo of your pet along with their name and some of their favorite things! (Keep in mind, we have in-person applications as well.
The winner will receive a free Dose of Flea/Tick prevention!

07/13/2026

Hi everyone, this is Sadie
She is a 6 month old Spanish Springer Spaniel, she is all up to date with her vaccines (not spayed yet). Located in the Wesley Chapel / Lutz area.
She is looking for a responsible and loving home.
For more information please send us a message

07/03/2026

07/03/2026

To our clients
We also will be closing at 3pm today Friday July 3rd
We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this closure.

06/30/2026

Congratulations to Tuxedo for winning our Pet of the Month for June!
All current clients are more than welcome to participate in the following month's drawing! Simply comment below a photo of your pet along with their name and some of their favorite things! (Keep in mind, we have in-person applications as well.

05/05/2026

Why is it important to have my pet vaccinated?

Vaccination protects your pet from highly contagious and/or deadly diseases and improves your pet's overall quality of life. Experts agree that widespread use of vaccines within the last century has prevented death and disease in millions of animals.

- Vaccination prevents many pet illnesses.
-Vaccination can help avoid costly treatments for preventable diseases.
-Vaccination helps protect other animals and—in some cases—people, safeguarding your family and the broader community.
-Vaccination guards against life-threatening diseases found in wildlife, like rabies and distemper.
-Reputable boarding, daycare, grooming, and training services require up-to-date vaccinations to keep all pets safe.
-Many local and state laws require certain vaccinations—even for indoor-only pets.