On Point Veterinary Services

11/01/2025

Happy Halloween! Remember everyone loves candy…especially dogs. Although most folks know chocolate is dangerous many people still don’t know about the dangers of candy sweetened with xylitol. Even small amounts of xylitol can be deadly. Gum is often sweetened with xylitol! Keep candy bags up high and check ingredients for xylitol. Ideally don’t even bring it into your home. Have fun and be safe!!

10/13/2025

10/07/2025

09/24/2025

Ducks + Dogs = Happiness 😊

09/23/2025

We accidentally ordered a 30 lb bag of Purina Pro Plan Bright Mind, versus our usual small bags that fit on our display racks. Our mistake is your gain as we’re selling it for $79 (cheaper than Chewy!). First come, first serve 😊 This is an awesome food for senior pups.

09/18/2025

The Nu.Q Vet Cancer Test is available at our practice! We recommend it for senior dogs 7 years and older and especially recommend it for Golden Retrievers who unfortunately are at a high risk for hemangiosarcoma, a life threatening cancer.

09/18/2025

09/14/2025

If you’re looking for a way to help Max’s family please see below.

As is true in most every small Montana town, football is family. Here in Florence, it's no different... During our Homecoming Parade this past Friday, we experienced an unimaginable tragedy. As a team and a football community, we want to wrap our arms around the family and all those affected. With t...

09/12/2025

FWP biologists are collecting wings from hunter-harvested grouse (all species) and Hungarian partridge across Region 3 this fall. Wing collection barrels will be placed in the following locations for voluntary submission throughout the mountain grouse hunting season:

--> Region 3 HQ in Bozeman
--> Townsend area field office
--> Livingston area field office
--> Helena area resource office
--> Butte area resource office
--> Dillon area field office

If hunters pass by a wing barrel while traveling from a hunt, please put one wing from each harvested bird (from Region 3 only) into the barrel. Wings can also be turned into area wildlife staff or game wardens. Wings will be used to identify birds by species and age class (juvenile or adult). This information allows biologists to monitor juvenile recruitment.

Thank you for your submission, and good luck this fall!