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Wahiawa Pet Hospital

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Wahiawa Pet Hospital

🐾 Where we C.A.R.E for your pets ⁣⁣
🐾 locally owned
🐾 3 locations on Oahu📍
-Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital⁣
- Wahiawa Pet Hospital⁣
-Makai Pet Hospital ⁣

Wellness Exams and Vaccines
We recommend bi-annual exams for pets as an essential part of their overall health care. Our technicians and veterinarians will ask about your pet’s behavior, lifestyle, diet, and exercise. We’ll also check on their current conditions, vaccination schedules, and past medical history. Complete Pet Dentistry
Our board-certified dentist and support staff offer a wide range

of dental care, including cleaning, extractions, and surgery. It’s important to control tartar build-up before it leads to problems such as gingivitis, abscesses, and periodontal disease, or more serious problems such as heart, liver and kidney disease. Pet Ultrasonography
Ultrasound allows us to look at a monitor and see the architecture of different organs and search for abnormalities like masses or foreign materials. We can also perform fine needle biopsies without the need for surgery. Pet Surgery
Various pet surgery options are available for your dog and/or cat including elective surgeries, soft tissue surgeries, and orthopedic surgeries. We always recommend a full physical examination of your pet to determine the best pre-surgical and surgical options. Pet Dermatology
There are hundreds of pet skin conditions recognized in dogs and cats. When unchecked, these pet skin conditions can get out of hand and cause major suffering to your pet. Our veterinarians are skilled in many diagnostic methods to determine the cause and prescribe the proper treatments for your pet’s problems. Pet X-ray Services
We offer digital radiography and review by a board-certified radiologist to quickly detect issues so that treatment can commence as soon as possible. Pet Cremation Services
Cremation can play an important role in helping you honor and remember a beloved pet that has passed away. We have our own crematory and will provide your pet with a respectful and dignified farewell. Pet Boarding
We provide pet boarding for dogs and cats. Our supervision includes exercise and feeding. Immunization is required. Pregnancy and Reproduction
A full range of reproductive services are available from ovulation timing to cesarean sections. Besides having the only active canine semen freezing lab in the state (at Waipahu Waikele location only), we have the experience you can trust when planning your breeding. Alternative Medicine
Pet Acupuncture can be used to treat a variety of disorders, including osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, intervertebral disc disease, and forelimb or hind limb weakness due to nerve damage. Pet acupuncture is also widely used for many other conditions, such as liver and kidney disease, skin conditions, and reproductive disorders. Laser Therapy promotes healing in a safe, non-surgical way with no side effects. It can be used to treat arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, general pain, degenerative joint conditions, neurological pain, and soft tissue injuries.

04/15/2025

Cocoa came to visit us at WWPH for her annual physical; she’s 6 years young and living strong! We found the perfect song for her shoutout - Cocoa Tea by Kes! Thanks for visiting us, Cocoa! You’re our Cocoa Tea 🫰🏻
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04/04/2025

is hosting their annual “Hawaii’s Best” awards! This year, they’ve integrated online voting in addition to their usual printed ballots! Furthermore, they are giving away $500 to a lucky participant! Be sure to read their official sweepstakes rules to ensure your entry is valid!
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We are so grateful for your continued support through the years. It is your loyalty and love that gives us the strength to keep moving forward. As many people now know, veterinary medicine is a physically and emotionally taxing field to work in. The passion we have for animals is often magnified by your love for your own pets and helps us continue providing veterinary care that we can be proud of. Veterinary care that your pets deserve. We would be honored if you nominated and voted “Pet Hospitals of Hawaii” for Hawaii’s Best Veterinarian 2025!
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03/18/2025

Updated hours as of March 2025! Kailua Pet Hospital is the only location that has had changed made. They will be closed on Wednesdays and close at 6PM on Thursdays (previously 7PM). Feel free to DM us here on Instagram or call your location if you have any questions regarding these changes!
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03/15/2025

A hui hou, Dr. Lichtensteiger! It was a privilege to work with you and we’ll miss you so much. Mahalo for touching the lives of so many people - clients and coworkers alike. And of course, thank you for all that you do for our beloved pets. We’re wishing you and your family the best in Canada 💙

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03/08/2025

Do you like scruffy, shorthair, or longhair dogs? This is Honey Girl! She was found as a stray and brought to us for puppy vaccines! Mahalo to her new ohana for giving her a chance to love and be loved ❤️
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At her exam, Honey Girl also tested positive for Canine Ehrlichiosis - a bacterial infection that is transmitted via ticks. Even though no tick species are native to Hawaii and our strict agricultural regulations try to prevent the infiltration of tick-borne diseases such as Lyme Disease, ticks do still make it on the islands. While there have been very few cases of Ehrlichiosis is humans, Canine Ehrlichiosis has been observed for many years. Treatment is effective and easy when the disease is caught early - a four-week course of antibiotics to thoroughly eliminate the infection is generally all it takes! If the patient is already presenting clinically and experiencing severe anemia (low red blood cells) or having bleeding episodes caused by thrombocytopenia (low platelets), an emergency blood transfusion may be needed to sustain life while treating the patient for the infection itself. Canine Ehrlichiosis is believed to be non-transmittable to humans or other animals. It often goes unnoticed by owners in these beginning stages because their animal does not show any clinical symptoms. Typically, if the owner agrees, testing for common vector disease such as Ehrlichiosis will be completed on a pet that was a stray or that actively has fleas/ticks.
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The use of flea and tick preventatives is recommended even if your pet is mostly indoors - sometimes all it takes is a single flea or tick to transmit a disease… and all it takes is two to become a hundred. Preventatives are the most effective way to prevent sometimes fatal diseases and conditions caused by fleas and ticks.
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02/28/2025

As February - Pet Dental Health Month - comes to a close, we’d like to remind you of our Dental Discount at Kailua Hospital! This special is available past the end of February but ends on March 15th. Save $50 on your pet’s standard dental cleaning only at KPH!
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Please note that your pet must have an exam by one of our vets at least six months before dental procedures - being cleared for anesthesia is extremely important for any sedated procedure!
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02/11/2025

Bentley donated blood today! 🩸Blood donations are a crucial part of emergency veterinary medicine; blood transfusions are used in cases of extreme blood loss due to trauma or surgery, anemia, cancers, toxins that cause internal bleeding (such as rat poison), and blood-related diseases.
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Just like with humans, there are health requirements in order for a dog to be a suitable donor. Age and weight can vary between different donation programs, but dogs are typically between 1 and 9 years of age and heavier than 40 pounds without being overweight. They must be in good health, take no medications other than flea, tick, and heart worm preventatives, and be up to date on vaccinations. Different programs may have additional requirements. Due to these conditions, shortages of donations are not uncommon and suitable donors can be difficult to find.
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Cats can also donate blood! Cats must be in good health, updated on vaccines, take no medications other than preventatives, be between 1 and 10 years of wave, weigh over 10lbs without being overweight, and must be indoor-only to minimize risk of blood-borne parasites and diseases.
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02/10/2025

This is Bobbi. Bobbi is a little more than a year old and was adopted by one of our vets as a stray kitten! Here you can see the development of “crazy eyes” where her eyes get crazier and crazier as she descends deeper into Manic Monday Madness!
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02/04/2025

February is Pet Dental Health Month! 🦷🪥
Just as with humans, proper dental care is paramount to the overall health and quality of life in pets. As they are unable to maintain a hygiene routine on their own, it is our responsibility as pet owners to give them the care they need!
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With dental disease being one of the most prevalent, painful, and costly afflictions in cats and dogs, we’re all about prevention. Training young puppies and kittens to tolerate teeth brushing and oral exams is the first step to ensuring good dental health. Brushing your pet’s teeth multiple times a week will help reduce plaque buildup.
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We recommend regular dental cleanings starting from 1-2 years of age. The frequency often depends on key factors such as age, breed, and pre-existing health conditions. Your vet will be able to work with you to determine risk factor and establish a routine that works for you and your pet.
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01/24/2025

Here are some of our favorite photos from these dachshund puppies’ first exam! Dr. Peacott examined each pup, weighed them, then administered an anti-parasitic medication called Pyrantel.
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12/27/2024

Behind-the-scenes of our Christmas video! Big thanks to our WWPH receptionist Amaya for her stellar Santa act!
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12/21/2024

One more post for our specialty center, Pet Specialists of Hawaii! The first slide covers Christmas Hours and the second slide covers New Year’s Hours!
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12/20/2024

Happy Howlidays from Pet Hospitals of Hawaii! Please note that changes in hours will differ based on location. We have listed the holiday hours for WWPH, WPH, MPH, and KPH in the above slideshow - if you have any questions regarding our holiday hours, please call your location for clarification or shoot us a DM!
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IF YOUR PET NEEDS ANXIETY MEDICATION FOR FIREWORKS, please call to request them as early as possible! Office visits or additional labwork may be required for us to prescribe and dispense medication for your pet.
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IF YOU ARE DROPPING YOUR PET OFF FOR BOARDING ON CHRISTMAS EVE OR NEW YEAR’S EVE, note that our locations are closing early - please drop your pet off no later than an hour before your location’s holiday closing hours.
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12/16/2024

Clients of KAILUA PET HOSPITAL:
KPH will have limited hours this holiday season - please refer to this post (there is a calendar on the second slide) for a complete list of closures and changes in hours!
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Our other locations (WWPH, WPH, MPH, and PSH) will also have changed hours/closures for Christmas and New Year’s - an official holiday hours post will be posted at the end of this week. Thank you for your consideration! Should
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12/10/2024

Notice to all Pet Hospital clients - all of our locations will be closing at 3PM on 12/14 (Saturday) for a company gathering! Wahiawa and Specialists will experience no change in their regular hours. As always, Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital will still be open for 24-hour emergency services!
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12/09/2024

Fun Fact: the symbol of veterinary medicine is the Staff of Asclepius with the letter V (for “veterinary”) superimposed. Asclepius is the Greek god of healing and medicine!
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International Day of Veterinary Medicine is celebrated every 9th of December to recognize and appreciate veterinary professionals all over the world! Veterinarians, receptionists, technicians, assistants, and kennel staff… each and every person is dedicated to health and happiness of animals. Small, large, exotic, wildlife, or livestock - veterinary medicine covers them all!
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12/05/2024

Wahiawa Pet Hospital will be closing at 5pm instead of 7pm on 12/6 (Friday) for the 2024 Wahiawa Santa Parade!
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11/29/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! Thank your pet today… they deserve it 💙

Address

319 N. Cane Street , Suite B
Wahiawa, HI
96786

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	7am - 3pm

Telephone

+18086217000

Website

https://pethospitalsofhawaii.com/wahiawa

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