Point Reyes Animal Hospital

08/28/2026

I highly recommend all cats and dogs should be kept up to date on their Rabies vaccine!

https://sonomacounty.gov/health-and-human-services/health-services/divisions/public-health/animal-services/services-and-information/rabies-prevention

07/18/2025

Pt Reyes Animal Hospital has no phone service or internet due to a AT&T fiber wire system wide failure. Please come by if you need us and keep your appointment if you have one. We are open!

11/19/2024

We will be CLOSED November
28th & 29th

Wishing you & your pets a safe Thanksgiving !

10/27/2024

SAVE OUR REDWOOD TREE!
Caltrans plan to replace the Lagunitas Creek Bridge (Green Bridge) includes cutting down a Heritage Redwood Tree in the front parking lot of Point Reyes Animal Hospital. The tree will be destroyed to make room for a temporary power pole. After the project the pole will be removed and the power lines will be returned to their original location. The Redwood Tree will be gone forever! The power lines have to be re routed to make room for cranes that are needed to slide in the new bridge. Re routing the lines behind the Veterinary Hospital would save the tree. Caltrans response to this alternative was that they would have to spend more money, and rent more land for the overhead utility easements.
The Redwood Tree at stake was evaluated by a certified arborist to be healthy, with 5 significant trunks, approximately 80 feet tall, it qualifies as a Heritage Coastal Redwood Tree. It seems inappropriate and unnecessary to route temporary power lines through the only large tree on the property, especially in a fragile Riparian Zone.
The California Coastal Commission is voting on the permit to allow replacement of the bridge which includes cutting down this Redwood Tree to erect the temporary power pole and lines. The hearing date is November 14th, 2024 in San Francisco. This is our last chance to comment on this project. Please join me in expressing your disapproval and submit written comments by November 13th to California Coastal Committee. You may also request to speak in person at the meeting or by zoom. Check the Calif Coastal Committee website for more info
email comments to:
[email protected]
Subject:Public Comments November 2024 Agenda Item Thursday 10b
Application No. 2-24-0786
Lagunitas Creek Bridge Replacement (Pt Reyes Station)

05/19/2023

What are foxtail foreign bodies? Takeaways Foxtails are spiked seed heads found on some plants and grasses. Foxtails can enter the body and migrate into tissues, causing abscesses and infections. Foxtails are especially dangerous to pets in the summer months when they have dried out and hardened. Th...

12/20/2022

Happy Holidays
we will be closed December Friday 23rd & 30th

09/16/2022

Due to a emergency September 19th and 21st we will be only open from 9-12 for tech appointments and medication refills. We will be closed September 23rd thank you for your understanding!

06/05/2022

Point Reyes Animal Hospital will be closed on Wed June 8 due to a staff shortage from Covid 19. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause. If your pet is having an emergency please call Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin.

05/26/2022

Point Reyes Animal Hospital will be closed Monday, May 30th for Memorial Day. We will be back in the office on Tuesday, May 31st. We wish you and your pets a happy and safe Holiday. For emergency contact Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of Marin @ 415-456-7372

05/02/2022

"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” – Anatole France

Paola’s soul is awake and overflowing with compassion. Those of you who own pets understand the unconditional love and companionship your pet gives you. When your pet needs emergency help or simply has to go in for a check up, it is reassuring knowing Paola is there, helping in the care of your pet. She currently is one of the lead tech's at the Pt Reyes Animal Hospital working with Dr. Mary Whitney. Paola is completing her education at SRJC specializing in the field of animal care and has been approved by the state Veterinary Medical Board to sit for the Registered Veterinary Technician exam for the state of California.

With her education she has gained confidence in herself and her future. In her words, “ College made me feel independent and positive that I was moving in the right direction. It also made me more aware: aware of different people, their beliefs, and backgrounds. Moving on to the Veterinary Technology program at SRJC, I’ve found that the students there are even more diverse, especially in age. This made me realize that it’s never too late to start college and continue your educational journey. Between my coursework and an intense internship with a local veterinarian, I am now about to embark on a career I’m very excited about.”

We can say, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you Paola. Thank you for being there to help take care of West Marin's pets. WMSP is honored to have helped you achieve your dream of becoming a veterinary technician.





Point Reyes Animal Hospital