We continue to help your pets as we navigate changing restrictions and social distancing. Curbside drop-off of your pet will continue. When you arrive, please remain in your vehicle and call us at (808) 254-1548. One of our staff members will come out to your vehicle to assist you as soon as they are able. We thank you for your patience. Wait time for non-appointment visits will be longer than for those with a scheduled appointment.
Feather and Fur Animal Hospital is a 24-hour full-service veterinary hospital located in Kailua on the Windward side of Oahu. We have veterinarians on site all day, every day to care for your feather or furry family member. Our doctors and staff are here to provide the best medical, surgical, dental and emergency veterinary services to address your pet's specific health needs.
We will schedule appointments and also accept walk-in patients. Find out more about us or call us to schedule an appointment today. Feather & Fur Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital located in Kailua, on O'ahu, Hawai'i.
Feather and Fur Animal Hospital is a 24-hour full-service veterinary hospital located in Kailua on the Windward side of Oahu. We have veterinarians on site all day, every day to care for your feather or furry family member. Our doctors and staff are here to provide the best medical, surgical, dental and emergency veterinary services to address your pet's specific health needs.
We will schedule appointments and also accept walk-in patients. Find out more about us or call us to schedule an appointment today. Feather & Fur Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital located in Kailua, on O'ahu, Hawai'i.
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We continue to help your pets as our city and state follow Stay-at-Home orders.
Curbside drop-off of your pet will continue.
When you arrive, please remain in your vehicle and call us at (808) 254-1548.
One of our staff members will come out to your vehicle to assist you as soon as they are able.
Wait time for non-appointment visits will be longer than for those with a scheduled appointment.
We are here to partner with pet owners to help their pets live long, healthy and happy lives.
We accomplish this by being open and available 24-hours every day to provide the highest quality veterinary care with the utmost compassion.
Curbside drop-off of your pet will continue.
When you arrive, please remain in your vehicle and call us at (808) 254-1548.
One of our staff members will come out to your vehicle to assist you as soon as they are able.
Wait time for non-appointment visits will be longer than for those with a scheduled appointment.
We are here to partner with pet owners to help their pets live long, healthy and happy lives.
We accomplish this by being open and available 24-hours every day to provide the highest quality veterinary care with the utmost compassion.
Although no one likes it when their pet needs surgery, we do our best to make sure the needs of both our patients and their families are met.
We prioritize excellent client communication so that families are kept up to date on the health status of their loved ones.
Every patient has a dedicated veterinary nurse following him or her through the entire pre-surgical preparation, surgery and post-surgical recovery.
We provide 24-hour nursing care as our standard of care with a veterinarian and staff on site at all hours of the day.
We prioritize excellent client communication so that families are kept up to date on the health status of their loved ones.
Every patient has a dedicated veterinary nurse following him or her through the entire pre-surgical preparation, surgery and post-surgical recovery.
We provide 24-hour nursing care as our standard of care with a veterinarian and staff on site at all hours of the day.
Although it might not be apparent, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of oral disease by age 3. Just as dental care is critical for healthy lives in people, the same applies to your pets.
Bad breath caused by dental disease is not just a nuisance, but the associated infection of the teeth and gums can easily lead to more serious health problems including heart, lung, and kidney disease.
These concerns make proper dental care for your pet critical in prolonging life and maintaining his or her health.
Bad breath caused by dental disease is not just a nuisance, but the associated infection of the teeth and gums can easily lead to more serious health problems including heart, lung, and kidney disease.
These concerns make proper dental care for your pet critical in prolonging life and maintaining his or her health.
Cancer is always a challenging disease to treat.
It is often stressful to the owner as well as the patient.
We understand these concerns, so our goal is to provide our oncology patients with both a good quality of life in addition to a lengthened lifespan.
One of the ways we strive to minimize patient discomfort is by offering special chemotherapy ports.
These ports are surgically placed under the patient's skin at his/her neck.
They allow us to treat our patients with chemotherapy and other medications without the need for multiple IV catheter placements for injections.
It is often stressful to the owner as well as the patient.
We understand these concerns, so our goal is to provide our oncology patients with both a good quality of life in addition to a lengthened lifespan.
One of the ways we strive to minimize patient discomfort is by offering special chemotherapy ports.
These ports are surgically placed under the patient's skin at his/her neck.
They allow us to treat our patients with chemotherapy and other medications without the need for multiple IV catheter placements for injections.
Wellness care is a comprehensive, preventative approach to pet health.
It takes into account everything from vaccines, to diagnostic screening tests, to your family's lifestyle.
Call us today to schedule an examination on your pet with one of our doctors to discuss these and other concerns you might have.
Heartworm disease is caused by a parasitic worm that is transmitted by mosquitoes.
If untreated, it can result in severe lung disease, heart failure and death in both dogs and cats.
Prevention is simple and effective with the monthly administration of a chewable, flavored medication for dogs or a monthly topical medication for cats.
It takes into account everything from vaccines, to diagnostic screening tests, to your family's lifestyle.
Call us today to schedule an examination on your pet with one of our doctors to discuss these and other concerns you might have.
Heartworm disease is caused by a parasitic worm that is transmitted by mosquitoes.
If untreated, it can result in severe lung disease, heart failure and death in both dogs and cats.
Prevention is simple and effective with the monthly administration of a chewable, flavored medication for dogs or a monthly topical medication for cats.
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