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When you bring your furry family member to the Pet Hospitals of Hawaii, you’re not just meeting with one person- you’re connecting with an entire team dedicated to your pet’s well-being. From diagnosis to treatment, from routine care to emotional support, each team member plays a crucial role in ensuring your pet receives the highest quality care.

Hawaii’s tropical climate offers year-round sunshine and lush landscapes, but it also presents unique challenges for pet health. From the warm, humid weather to the occasional seasonal rains, our island pets face environmental factors that require special care. Understanding how the seasons affect your pet’s well-being can help ensure a long, happy, and healthy life for your furry friend.

Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is an exciting adventure for any family. The first year of your pet’s life is filled with growth, learning, and important health milestones.

When you spot a sudden or unusual change in your pet’s behavior, it’s natural to feel concerned. While some changes can be a normal part of aging or adapting to a new environment, others may signal underlying health or emotional issues that need attention.

As the warm Hawaiian summer sets in, our pets love spending more time outdoors, joining us for family adventures, beach walks, or even just lounging in the backyard. While the sunshine brings joy, it also brings hidden dangers for pets.

As pet owners, we all want our furry companions to live long, happy, and healthy lives. While regular wellness exams and vaccinations are essential, there’s another crucial part of preventive care that often goes overlooked: routine bloodwork.

Living in Hawaii means sunshine, lush landscapes, and warm temperatures year-round. While this tropical climate is ideal for outdoor adventures with your pet, it's also the perfect environment for fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes to thrive.

Cats are known for their cool and composed demeanor, but that does not mean they are immune to stress. In fact, many cats experience anxiety, though it often appears in ways we might not expect.

When your pet needs surgery, it’s natural to feel anxious. Whether it’s a routine spay or neuter or a more complex procedure, preparation and proper care can help ensure a smoother experience and recovery.

As dogs get older or develop chronic health conditions, it is common for them to experience joint pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility. While traditional treatments such as medication and surgery can provide relief, many pet owners are now exploring natural and holistic options to support their dog’s health. Acupuncture is one of these alternatives, offering a trusted method that helps reduce pain and inflammation while supporting overall wellness.