Cypress Point Animal Hospital

A small summer test that could save your dog's paws>>>

A 75-degree day at a 7 a.m. walk is comfortable. The same walk at 11 a.m. on hot pavement is dangerous — even on days that don't feel that hot to you.

The seven-second test:
Press the back of your hand against the sidewalk. If you can't hold it there for seven seconds, it's too hot for your dog's paws.

Summer calendars fill up fast — your pet’s care doesn’t have to.

Ask about our convenient drop-off appointments for flexible, stress-free veterinary visits 🐶🐱

☀️ Summer plans don’t have to melt down over a pet concern.

We offer same-day appointment availability to help keep your pet feeling their best all season long 🐾 Call us today to get on the schedule!

National Best Friends Day deserves a shoutout to the one who never misses a tail wag or treat opportunity 🐾 Celebrate your furry BFF with extra snuggles — and a checkup to keep the adventures going. Book their next visit today!

Hug your cat a little tighter today 🐱💛 Show us your cat in the comments below, then go book their next visit to make sure they’re feline fine!

Spring cleaning season is here, but did you know that dusting, certain cleaning products, and even introducing new fabrics can trigger allergies? Small changes at home can make a big difference in your pet’s comfort.

If you have noticed any behavioral changes - big or small - bring your pet in and we can help you identify what may be triggering their reaction.

Seasonal scratching isn’t just a human problem. Pollen can leave pets uncomfortable, too. If symptoms flare with the seasons, it may be time to take a closer look.

If your pet is scratching, they may be suffering - bring them in and our team can help them find relief from the itch!

Louisiana sees rise in flea typhus infections, 2 dead LOUISIANA (WNTZ) – The Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners is alerting health care providers to an increase in flea-borne typhus infections across the state, with 17 cases identified s…

Itching, ear infections, or upset stomach? Food sensitivities could be the cause. Identifying triggers starts with the right guidance—your vet can help pinpoint what’s behind it. If your pet has been dealing with these symptoms, give us a call and we can help!

To the ones who never miss a feeding, a walk, or a cuddle—Happy Mother’s Day to pet moms. 💐🐾

Post a picture of your celebrations in the comments below.