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Hawaii Kai Veterinary Clinic

4.5 (196 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Services - Hawaii Kai Veterinary Clinic

Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

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Chelsey T.

Our dogs love Hawaii Kai Vet Clinic. We started coming here for our first dog Zero. We just adopted him within the last year and he started to have complications so we brought him in as an emergency visit. We met Dr. Sakamoto for the very first time. As I started to cry thinking this was it for Zero; she had a plan to help him. She was super professional and supportive; she made me feel safe for him. We scheduled his extensive surgery with Dr. Watkins and he did so well!!! We are so grateful that we found such a good vet clinic and vet and surgeon. We can't explain how thankful we are. Zero now has two siblings, Dante and Ellie. They all see Dr. Sakamoto and enjoy their visits with her. She's very direct and honest and we appreciate her so much!

Mele watching the sunset and Venus setting.

Amazing, smart and knowledgeable about birds. Dr. Ako has been taking care of my severe macaw for 34+ years. He puts up with the attitude and patiently maneuvers Mele into cooperating, which is no easy task. Good advice on food and care has made this sassy guy's life easier and kept him healthy.

Li'i and Anela waiting to see if we'll share our lunch.
Andrea L.

I was so Happy when Dr Kaya came to Hawaii Kai. We used to go to him when he was in Manoa. He takes the time to spend with your babies no matter what they are. I first went to him for my sick rabbit and after the care he gave my rabbit, I switched my dogs over to him. Now that he's at Hawaii Kai it's convenient to take our three dogs. But Dr Kaya isn't the only great vet there. Dr Kaya only brought over the very best! We've been to Dr Ong, Dr Leeloy, Dr Ako, both Dr Sakamoto and we've always been so pleased. They treat our babies as they would treat their own. I wouldn't hesitate to see any of the doctors there. Your baby will always be well cared for.

My 9yr-old boy, Blue.
Brooke L.

It is very unfortunate that my first visit with this clinic was under grim circumstances. Be that as it may, I cannot thank Dr. Ako and the staff enough for squeezing me in on an emergency for my bunny Blue, and for treating both him and I with so much care and compassion. Unfortunately it was too late for Blue and he passed due to G.I. Stasis while I was there. With that being said, Dr. Ako reassured me that he lived a long life full of love. He was 9yrs old. On a Monday, I had taken him to Feather and Fur b/c they accept walk-ins. After 3hrs, they were unable to diagnose him and wanted to keep him overnight for observation, quoting me nearly $1,000. I decided to take him home and administer his care myself. Throughout the week, he was showing vast signs of improvement. By Friday, I awoke to him laying limp and rushed him to HK Vet Clinic, begging them on the phone to let me bring him in. They were understanding and allowed me to. Dr. Ako was able to diagnose him within the first 5-10 minutes. However, I believe the stress of the examination was too much for him, already being at the end of his rope. He suddenly passed and I immediately became a mess b/c he ripped a piece of my heart and took it with him. Moving forward, I had Feather and Fur send over all the info of my remaining 8 bunnies. Words cannot express how grateful I am to all of them. Thank you for caring for our babies and I wish I had brought him to you guys in the first place, but I will not make that mistake again. P.S. Fair warning when it comes to Dr.Ako, he is not a gentle doctor. He is straight and to the point. He accidentally poked my male grandbun in the eye while doing his exam, which freaked me out, but my bun was fine. If you're looking for a soft doc, Dr.Ako is not it. Lol. FYI: Although you bring your bun in for a health exam, spending over $100...they will still charge extra for nail clipping(it is not included, even though it only took doc like 30 seconds). Just a heads up.

Cotton in the exam room
Kainani K.

I highly recommend Dr. Ako if you have chickens!! I know he also sees other types of animals but I know how hard it is to find a good veterinarian for chickens (Avian Vet). I initially brought my rooster (Cotton) here because I noticed a foul fishy smell coming from his beak when he breaths; he was also breathing hard on a daily basis which I found to be odd. I absolutely love my silkie rooster and wanted to make sure nothing was wrong with him so I made an appointment with Dr. Ako for that Saturday. Due to COVID-19, there were strict procedures in place so everyone was safe: 1) After parking your vehicle, you have to send a text or call the staff to let them know you're here; they also ask you for the make/model/color of your vehicle; 2) The doctor or staff will come out to get your pet from you and bring him/her in for the appointment. I was fortunate that Dr. Ako came out personally to introduce himself, go over my concerns, and ask about Cottons living conditions (food, water source, etc.). Dr. Ako also asked me if I had FaceTime so he could talk to me while examining Cotton; I really appreciated this. 3) After the exam, the doctor will tell you the test results (if any) and what they recommend for treatment. After he communicates his recommendations, he or a staff member will bring your pet out to you. In Cotton's situation, the Doctor mentioned that he saw some bacteria on the slide from a culture done on cotton so he wanted to start him on antibiotics to try and get rid of the infection. Also, I told the doctor that cotton did a full checkup at another veterinary office. However, the paperwork that was given to Dr. Ako from the other veterinarian didn't show anything about an exam. I was very upset about this because we paid a lot for that exam. Dr. Ako assured me that Cotton was in good hands and will receive proper care and treatment.

Expired medications and mislabeled pill bottles.
Anne C.

I am very disappointed that I have to write this unpleasant review, but I need to let potential and current clients know what we had to deal with. I don't blame anyone for their unprofessional, uncaring and unacceptable behavior. They need to get their acts together. I had to wait 6 days before my vet to returned my call in regards to a follow up on a medication. I was told my message was deleted and that they had to figure out who they needed to return the call to. Unprofessional and unacceptable. I picked up 2 different types of medications for my dog. When it was time to administer the medications, both pill bottles had the same drug name on the 2 bottles. Plus the medication had an expiration date of 09/20/2022! I was concerned and called the office. They treated my concern as its no big deal that the labels are incorrect. Well, its a big deal to me! Told me to go back and they will fix the labels for me. It's not about "fixing" the labels. It's about not making this huge mistake. When I questioned the expired medications. I was told someone forgot to change the date. Not acceptable. Who knows, maybe it is expired medication. At this point, there is no trust in this veterinary clinic. They simply don't care.

Little puppy waiting for his vaccinations.
Ryan T.

Very nice office and staff. Made our puppy's first trip to the Vet an easy going affair. They made our little cutie super relaxed throughout his visit. He wasn't anxious at all. The doc took my questions without attitude or condescension (I probably asked the stupid questions she'd hear all week...I'm a first time fur-baby daddy). I would highly recommend Dr Jensen.

Denby R.

This is an update to my 3 year old post. Whoa! How time flies! In dog years my pup is now 20-something.....and he has mellowed out like I couldn't imagine. He eats different food. He behaves. He doesn't chew his leash. He gets tired after a few throws or a short walk. So much has changed. But one thing that hasn't changed one bit is how much he loves coming to he Hawaii Kai Vet clinic. You know how when a doctor that you love retires, nobody can quite fill their shoes. I was worried when Dr. Yoon retired that no one could love my Kosi the same way. And different as it is, the love and care and compassion by the new doctors has been amazing. Perhaps it is because the clinic manager has stayed the same. Or maybe it's just because every veterinarian here is big hearted and animal loving. I'm so grateful for every kindness and caring touch they have given my oldest son.

Jack Jack with his bandaged broken leg

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Great staff!! Very helpful with all of your pets needs. Dr Sakamoto is very professional,knowledgeable and caring.

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Ask the Community - Hawaii Kai Veterinary Clinic

Do you offer alternative therapies such as acupuncture or laser therapy? Do you do titers to determine vaccination needs?

We do offer both acupuncture and cold laser therapy. We are also able to do vaccine titers. We'd be happy to tell you more if you'd like to give us a call at (808) 395-2302.

How much experience with rabbits?

Aloha Wina! Thank you for your inquiry. We have two vets, Dr. Kaya and Dr. Ako, who sees exotics such as rabbits. Together, they have about 75 years of experience! Please call us at (808)395-2302 if you need to make an appt for your furry friend.

Do you declaw cats?

Thank you Megan for your inquiry! We do not declaw cats at our clinic, however we offer nail trims and have other recommendations to manage your kitty's scratching urges. Feel free to call us at (808)395-2302 for more info.

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Andre has been a patient @ the Kahala location when he came to "own" me when he was 7 months, he's…read morenow 28 months old. Because he is a Frenchie he has been seen there many times for the health issues the breed are notorious for, of which I am very well aware of and accept. Every single visit has been friendly and professional to both of us, I only have high praise for this business.

I was grateful they were able to fit my dog in at the last minute. The front staff were very kind…read moreand helpful. I didn't appreciate the Vet and Vet assistant. The Vet, Dr Pang, had poor bedside manner. Came in already dismissive of my complaints for my dog. She wasn't prepared when she came in the room. As if she didn't know why I was there. Said she couldn't examine my dogs nostrils because my dog is excited and keeps moving. Said we needed to sedate my dog. Didn't have any light or anything to look at my dogs nose. Some questions/comments she made that were annoying: "Are you sure she's five months old, she seems older cause she's big" "How did you look in your dogs nose?" "She's not sneezing now" "She seems to be breathing normal" (her first time meeting my dog, doesn't know my dog is not a mouth breather) "Did you hear reverse sneezing" (as if i know what that is) I had to get on the floor to help hold my dog so she would look at both nostrils or try to with a light. Also theres an exam table not sure why we're on the floor. She offered very little info into what she thought was going on with my dog. Only discussed further when i kept asking questions. She prescribed a steroid taper but on the bottle the instructions were incorrect did not indicate a taper. Did not appreciate her bedside manner and lack of trying to look at my dog for the issue i brought her in for. Then as i was leaving i got blocked in to the small parking lot by an employee that parked her truck with the bed blocking the way out. That employee came out and saw me unable to leave but waited till i asked her to move the truck to move it. Gets two stars because of the front staff.

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