Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

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Waipahu, Oahu · Veterinary Care Guide · Updated September 2026

Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital contact, map, 24/7 emergency care, services, boarding, forms, and visit help

Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital is located at 94-485 Koaki Street, Waipahu, HI 96797. The main phone number is 808-671-7387, and the clinic lists regular appointment hours 7 days a week from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.

This guide is built for pet owners who need more than a basic listing. It covers emergency access with a doctor on-site 24/7, appointment planning, forms, boarding admission rules, exotic pet care, supplies, payment options, medical records, Hawaii quarantine planning, and practical arrival steps.

Call 808-671-7387 Official Location Page Schedule Appointment Payment Options
Pet emergency warning: Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital lists emergency care with a doctor on-site 24/7. If your pet has breathing trouble, collapse, seizures, suspected poisoning, severe bleeding, trauma, bloat signs, heatstroke, inability to urinate, pale gums, or extreme pain, call 808-671-7387 and follow live hospital instructions.
Hospital name Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital

Part of the Pet Hospitals of Hawaii network and serving Leeward and Oahu pet owners.

Address 94-485 Koaki Street

Waipahu, HI 96797. Use the official “Koaki” spelling for GPS, forms, and records.

Main phone 808-671-7387

Use for appointments, emergencies, records, boarding, supplies, payment questions, and forms.

Regular hours 7:00 am – 8:00 pm

Listed as open 7 days a week for regular hospital access.

Emergency care Doctor on-site 24/7

Call first when possible so the team can guide arrival and triage.

Hospital features 10 exam rooms

Official details also mention 2 surgical suites, digital radiology, in-house lab, pharmacy, boarding, and ample parking.

Start here: choose the right action for your pet

Use this table before calling, driving, submitting forms, or requesting boarding. It separates routine care from urgent care, emergency care, boarding, and records.

Your need Best action Prepare before contacting the hospital
Routine exam or vaccines Call or use the official appointment link. Pet name, species, age, vaccine history, symptoms if any, and preferred appointment window.
Emergency symptoms Call 808-671-7387 and follow emergency arrival instructions. Symptoms, start time, medication list, toxin packaging if relevant, and safe transport.
Exotic pet care Call first and confirm the correct appointment type. Species, age, habitat, diet, heat/lighting setup, stool/appetite changes, and photos of enclosure.
Boarding request Complete boarding forms and confirm availability before drop-off. Food, medication in original containers, emergency contact, pick-up person, vaccine records, and feeding instructions.
Medical records release Use the consent for release of medical records form or call the front desk. Pet owner name, pet name, destination clinic, email or fax, and records needed.
Supplies or medications Call ahead because selection varies by location. Food brand, prescription diet name, medication name, dose, and how much supply remains.

Contact information and current hours

Use this information for appointments, emergency calls, boarding forms, medical records, and directions.

Contact item Current detail Use it for
Hospital name Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital Appointments, emergency care, forms, records, boarding, and GPS search.
Address 94-485 Koaki Street, Waipahu, HI 96797 Directions, rideshare, medical records, pet insurance, quarantine registration, and boarding paperwork.
Phone 808-671-7387 Routine appointments, 24/7 emergency guidance, boarding, records, payment questions, and supplies.
Email info@waipahuwaikelepethospital.com Non-emergency questions, forms, records coordination, and appointment follow-up.
Regular hours 7 days a week, 7:00 am – 8:00 pm Routine appointments, check-in, supplies, form drop-off, and regular hospital visits.
Emergency access Emergency care with doctor on-site 24/7 Urgent symptoms outside regular hours, severe illness, injury, poisoning, and critical care needs.
Confirm before leaving home: Online listings and map profiles can show outdated hours. For urgent visits, boarding drop-off, major holidays, or late-night emergency care, call 808-671-7387 first.

Google map, directions, parking, and safe arrival

The official site lists ample parking. Use the map for route planning, but call for live emergency instructions if your pet is unstable.

Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital
94-485 Koaki Street
Waipahu, HI 96797
Main: 808-671-7387

Use this map for directions only. For emergency arrival, call the hospital first and ask whether to come directly inside or wait for staff instructions.

Dogs

Use a secure leash. Tell the team if your dog is painful, reactive, coughing, vomiting, weak, or unable to walk.

Cats

Use a latched carrier. Do not carry a cat loose because parking areas and waiting rooms can trigger escape behavior.

Birds, reptiles, and small exotics

Call ahead for transport guidance. Bring heat support, enclosure photos, diet details, and symptoms timeline when safe.

Emergency arrival

Bring medication bottles, toxin packaging, photos, videos, and records, but do not delay care to collect nonessential documents.

Official online actions for Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital

Use these official pages to schedule, print forms, review services, check payment options, and prepare for boarding or records requests.

Location and contact page

Open official Waipahu Waikele page

  1. Confirm address, phone, hours, and email.
  2. Use the schedule button for appointment requests.
  3. Review doctors, team, supplies, and forms.

Appointment scheduling

Open appointment request link

  1. Select a preferred appointment time if available.
  2. Describe the reason for visit clearly.
  3. Call instead for emergency symptoms.

Services page

View official services

  1. Check whether the service is offered at Waipahu Waikele.
  2. Call to confirm availability for exotic care, dentistry, surgery, or imaging.
  3. Ask whether an exam is required before treatment.

Payment options

Open payment page

  1. Review accepted payment types.
  2. Ask for estimates before surgery, dentistry, imaging, or emergency hospitalization.
  3. Apply for CareCredit before authorizing expensive care if needed.

Supplies and medications

Open supplies page

  1. Call ahead to verify inventory because selection varies by location.
  2. Confirm prescription diet or medication details before pickup.
  3. Ask whether your pet needs an exam or refill authorization.

Forms

Open forms section

  1. Download registration, medical-record release, boarding application, or boarding admission forms.
  2. Print and complete required information before your visit.
  3. Bring original medication containers for boarding.

How to schedule an appointment or routine visit

Routine care, specialty-style procedures, surgery planning, dental care, and exotic-pet visits should be scheduled. Emergencies should be handled by phone and direct triage.

Choose the correct route. Use the appointment link for routine care. Call 808-671-7387 if your pet is sick, painful, unstable, or needs urgent care.
Describe the pet and reason for the visit. Give the species, breed, age, sex, weight if known, symptoms, current medications, vaccine status, and whether the visit is wellness, surgery, dental, exotic care, boarding, or emergency.
Prepare records and forms. New clients should bring or send prior medical records, vaccination history, lab results, X-rays, medication list, allergies, and diet details.
Ask about pre-visit instructions. For surgery, dentistry, ultrasound, endoscopy, or procedures, ask whether fasting, medication changes, drop-off time, or a written estimate is required.
Arrive safely. Use a secure leash, crate, or carrier. Call from the parking area if your pet may be contagious, aggressive, severely painful, or too weak to walk.
Call script: “Hi, I need help for my pet. Species is __, age is __, symptoms started __, current medications are __, and I need to know whether this is a routine appointment, same-day urgent visit, or 24/7 emergency intake.”

24/7 emergency care and urgent pet symptoms

The hospital lists emergency care with a doctor on-site 24/7. This does not mean every case should wait; severe symptoms need immediate phone guidance and transport.

Before arrival
Call 808-671-7387, describe the emergency, and ask whether to enter immediately or wait for staff guidance.
Bring when possible
Medication bottles, vaccine record, toxin package, photos or videos, recent labwork, prior diagnosis, and pet insurance details.
Do not delay care
Do not wait to collect routine paperwork if your pet is struggling to breathe, collapsed, actively seizing, bleeding heavily, or unable to urinate.
Do not self-medicate
Do not give human medication, induce vomiting, feed, or change medications unless a veterinarian gives specific instructions.
Emergency sign Why it matters Action
Breathing trouble, blue gums, or pale gums May involve oxygen problems, shock, heart disease, lung disease, or airway obstruction. Call and go now.
Collapse, seizures, paralysis, or severe weakness May require emergency stabilization, labwork, imaging, oxygen, seizure control, or hospitalization. Track time and frequency while traveling safely.
Suspected poisoning or medication overdose Treatment depends on product, dose, timing, and symptoms. Bring packaging or photos and call immediately.
Major trauma, bite wounds, fall, or severe bleeding Internal injuries, shock, pain, infection, and blood loss can worsen quickly. Use safe transport and seek emergency care.
Unable to urinate or bloated abdomen Urinary blockage and bloat can become life-threatening. Do not wait for a routine appointment.

Veterinary services available through Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital

The Pet Hospitals of Hawaii services page says service availability can vary by facility, so call Waipahu Waikele directly before assuming a specific doctor, procedure, or equipment is available that day.

Care area Officially listed service details Pet owner question to ask
Wellness exams and vaccines Bi-annual exams, behavior and lifestyle review, diet and exercise discussion, vaccination schedules, current conditions, and medical history review. Which vaccines and parasite prevention are due based on lifestyle, travel, boarding, and local exposure?
Complete pet dentistry Dental cleaning, extractions, surgery, and support from a board-certified dentist and staff. Does the estimate include exam, bloodwork, anesthesia, dental X-rays, extractions, pain medication, and recheck?
Pet surgery Elective surgeries, soft tissue surgeries, and orthopedic surgeries for dogs, cats, birds, and small mammals. What pre-surgical exam, fasting, labwork, anesthetic monitoring, and recovery restrictions are required?
Exotic pet care Listed as available at Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital and Makai Pet Hospital for rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles, birds, and other exotic pets. Which veterinarian sees this species, and should I bring enclosure photos, diet details, temperature logs, or stool information?
Pet boarding Boarding is listed for dogs, cats, birds, and small exotics. The service page says 24-hour supervision includes exercise and feeding, and immunization is required. Which vaccines, tests, medications, and forms are required before drop-off?
Alternative medicine Pet acupuncture and laser therapy are listed for pain, arthritis, nerve injury, skin issues, soft-tissue injuries, and other conditions. Is this a primary treatment, add-on therapy, pain-management option, or rehabilitation support?
Ultrasonography Ultrasound is listed for examining organ architecture, abnormalities, masses, foreign material, and fine needle biopsies without conventional surgery. Does my pet need fasting, sedation, labwork, or referral before ultrasound?
Dermatology Skin-condition evaluation and diagnostic methods for dogs and cats are listed. Should I stop any medication before allergy or skin testing?
Pet X-ray services Digital radiography with board-certified radiologist review is listed. Will results be reviewed same day, and does the pet need sedation?
Endoscopy and laparoscopy Listed as available at Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital only for minimally invasive tissue sampling and foreign-body removal in the digestive tract. Is this appropriate for my pet’s case, or is surgery, imaging, or emergency stabilization needed first?

Exotic pet care: what to prepare before calling

Because Waipahu Waikele is one of the listed locations for exotic pet care, owners should provide species-specific information instead of only saying “my pet is sick.”

Birds

Bring cage setup, diet, droppings changes, feather condition, breathing sounds, weight changes, temperature exposure, and whether the bird is still eating.

Reptiles

Bring enclosure photos, heat gradient, UVB setup, humidity, substrate, diet, supplements, shedding history, and stool/appetite changes.

Rabbits and guinea pigs

Tell the team when the pet last ate, stool output, hay intake, greens, pellets, water source, dental concerns, and behavior changes.

Small mammals

For hamsters, rats, mice, ferrets, or similar pets, bring diet, cage setup, bedding, chewing risks, activity level, stool changes, and medication history.

Small pet urgency: Appetite loss, no stool, open-mouth breathing, severe weakness, sudden paralysis, bloating, or suspected foreign-body ingestion should be treated as urgent and should not wait for a routine slot.

Doctors and veterinary team information

The official doctors page lists a large team. Doctor schedules and species availability can change, so ask the front desk which veterinarian is best for your pet’s case.

Listed veterinarian Role Booking note
Darin K. Hisanaga, DVM Veterinarian Ask whether this doctor is available for your pet’s species and visit type.
Dawn S. Morikami, DVM Veterinarian Confirm schedule and whether records should be sent before the visit.
Nicole Y. Nashiro, DVM Veterinarian Mention whether the appointment is wellness, emergency follow-up, surgery, or dental planning.
Dorene K. Nagamine, DVM Veterinarian Ask which doctor is best for long-term medical plans or senior-pet care.
Tyrus T. Watanabe, DVM Veterinarian Bring prior records, especially for chronic or second-opinion cases.
Aya S. Achiu, DVM Veterinarian Call first if you need an exotic-pet appointment.
Leicie T. Yamasaki, DVM Veterinarian Confirm whether same-day care or a scheduled appointment is appropriate.
Carolin D. Zia, DVM Veterinarian Ask whether diagnostics or fasting instructions are needed before arrival.
Chelsey Martin, DVM Veterinarian Tell the front desk if your pet has behavior or handling concerns.
Jonathan “Jake” Graas, DVM Veterinarian Bring medication names, dose details, and photos or videos of symptoms.
Kyle Peacott-Ricardos, DVM Veterinarian Confirm availability for the exact service before booking.
Jenna Strapple, DVM Veterinarian Ask whether the appointment should be routine, urgent, or emergency triage.
Chelsea Isa, DVM Veterinarian Send records early if the case is complex.
Norine Ornellas-Walsh, DVM Veterinarian Ask the clinic which doctor is best for your pet’s specific condition.
Jaren Ikenaga, DVM Veterinarian Confirm whether boarding, dental, surgery, or diagnostics require a separate intake.
Kimberly Butay, DVM Veterinarian Call first for time-sensitive symptoms.
Vanessa Ung, DVM Veterinarian Ask about doctor availability before requesting a specific appointment time.
Michal Pokraka, DVM Veterinarian Bring prior results if your pet has already been treated elsewhere.
Dominique Jette, DVM Veterinarian Ask if the visit needs records, labwork, or imaging first.
Tiare Takaesu, DVM Veterinarian Confirm the doctor’s current schedule before planning around a preferred provider.

Supplies, prescription foods, medications, and refill planning

The supplies page says selection varies by location and pet owners should call ahead to verify inventory. This matters for prescription diets, parasite prevention, and medication refills.

Pet foods listed

Hill’s Prescription Diet for dogs and cats, Hill’s Science Diet for puppies and kittens, Hill’s Prescription Diet treats, Royal Canin, and Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets are listed.

Medications listed

Frontline Shield, Heartgard Plus, Nexgard Plus, Credelio, Trifexis, Bravecto, Sentinel Spectrum, and Senergy are listed on the supplies page.

Accessories listed

The hospital lists leashes, shampoos, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and other supplies. Call first if you need a specific brand or size.

Refill safety

Do not wait until the last dose. Some refills may require an exam, updated weight, lab monitoring, or veterinarian approval.

Refill call script: “I need a refill for __. My pet weighs __, dose is __, we have __ doses left, and I want to confirm whether an exam or lab test is needed before pickup.”

Forms, registration, boarding paperwork, and medical records

The official Waipahu Waikele forms section says registration forms are available online so clients can print and complete required information before visiting.

Registration form

Open registration form

  1. Complete owner and pet information before arrival.
  2. Bring vaccine records and prior medical history.
  3. Call if the online viewer does not load.

Consent for release of medical records

Open medical records release form

  1. Use when transferring records to or from another clinic.
  2. Include the receiving clinic’s email or fax.
  3. Request vaccine proof, lab results, imaging, and visit notes as needed.

24/7 pet boarding application

Open boarding application

  1. Complete before requesting boarding.
  2. Confirm vaccine and immunization requirements.
  3. Ask what items are allowed during boarding.

24/7 pet boarding admission form

Open boarding admission form

  1. List feeding instructions, medications, supplements, and authorized pickup person.
  2. Bring medications and supplements in original containers.
  3. Choose any optional add-on services if needed.
Record need Best route What to include
New client records Bring records or have your previous veterinarian send them before the appointment. Vaccines, exam notes, labwork, X-rays, surgery history, allergies, medications, diet, and chronic conditions.
Boarding proof Ask the hospital which immunizations are required for your pet type. Vaccination proof, exam status, parasite prevention, medication schedule, and feeding instructions.
Insurance claim Request an itemized invoice and medical notes after the visit. Diagnosis, service date, procedure names, medication details, doctor notes, and payment receipt.
Transfer to specialist Use the records release form and provide the destination clinic’s contact details. Specialist name, clinic name, email, fax, appointment date, and reason for referral.

24/7 pet boarding: admission rules, drop-off, pickup, medications, and add-ons

Waipahu Waikele’s boarding admission form gives practical details owners should know before drop-off. Call the hospital for current availability, immunization requirements, and pricing.

Boarding topic Admission form detail Owner action
Drop-off window Drop-off times are listed between 9:00 am and 7:30 pm. Confirm your exact scheduled drop-off time by phone before arriving.
Pick-up window Pick-up times are listed between 7:00 am and 7:30 pm. Ask whether regular, holiday, or emergency staffing affects pickup.
Same-day charge rule The form says if you pick your pet up by 9:00 am, you will not be charged for that day. Plan morning pickup if you want to avoid an extra boarding-day charge.
Major holidays The form says there is no drop-off or pick-up available on major holidays. Build holiday closures into your travel plans.
Late pickup risk The form warns that failure to pick up within 5 days of the listed pickup date may be treated as abandonment. Give an authorized backup pickup person and working phone numbers.
Bathing policy Dogs boarding 5 days or longer receive a complimentary bath. Ask when the bath is scheduled and whether skin issues affect bathing.
Fleas or ticks If fleas or ticks are noted at check-in, the form says the pet will be bathed on arrival and charges apply. Use prevention ahead of boarding and ask about current parasite-control requirements.
Medications The form says medications and supplements must be provided in original containers and additional charges may apply for administration. Bring original bottles, dose instructions, timing, and last-given information.
Optional services Listed optional services include nail trim, ear cleaning, anal expression, microchip, bath, teeth brushing, and daily brushing. Select services clearly and ask for current prices before authorizing them.
Boarding packing checklist: Bring regular food, treats if allowed, medication in original containers, written feeding instructions, emergency contact, authorized pickup person, vaccine proof, parasite prevention details, and any special handling notes.

Payment options, estimates, CareCredit, and pet insurance

Veterinary costs vary by exam, emergency intake, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, hospitalization, boarding, medication, and add-on services.

Accepted payment options

The payment page lists cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and debit cards. Financing is also listed through CareCredit.

Ask for an estimate

Before emergency hospitalization, surgery, dentistry, endoscopy, laparoscopy, imaging, or boarding add-ons, ask for a written or itemized estimate.

CareCredit planning

Apply before authorizing large expenses if you need financing. Confirm approval amount, promotional terms, and whether your expected care qualifies.

Pet insurance claims

Most pet insurance reimburses the owner after payment. Ask for an itemized invoice and medical notes for claim submission.

Cost-control question: “Can you separate the required care from optional services and explain which items affect safety, diagnosis, pain control, or long-term outcome?”

Hawaii quarantine and approved hospital planning

Hawaii pet travel and quarantine rules can involve approved private hospitals. The state PDF lists Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital and explains why owners should register with a private hospital before arrival if the pet may be in quarantine and not qualified for airport release.

Why it matters
If a pet becomes seriously ill while in quarantine, the owner may need to arrange hospitalization with an approved private veterinary hospital.
Owner responsibility
The state document indicates owners are responsible for health care arrangements, transport-related fees, and hospital charges.
Before travel
Contact the hospital and Hawaii animal quarantine authorities before travel if your pet may need quarantine-related veterinary care.
Contact accuracy
Keep home, work, and mobile phone numbers updated so officials and the hospital can reach you quickly if a health concern occurs.
Travel note: Do not rely on this guide for Hawaii import rules. Rules, forms, inspection timing, and quarantine requirements can change. Confirm directly with the Hawaii Department of Agriculture Animal Industry Division and the veterinary hospital before travel.

Official source checklist for this guide

Use these pages and forms to confirm live details before an appointment, boarding stay, emergency arrival, payment decision, or records request.

Source What it verifies When to open it
Waipahu Waikele location page Address, phone, email, regular hours, emergency care note, forms, supplies, and schedule link. Open before calling, booking, downloading forms, or confirming the correct hospital.
About Waipahu Waikele 10 exam rooms, 2 surgical suites, digital radiology, in-house lab, pharmacy, boarding, waiting area, parking, and 24/7 emergency care. Open when comparing hospital capabilities.
Services page Wellness, dentistry, surgery, exotic care, boarding, alternative medicine, ultrasound, dermatology, X-ray, cremation, reproduction, and endoscopy/laparoscopy. Open before choosing a service or asking whether it is available at this location.
Doctors page Listed veterinarians and team structure. Open before requesting a specific doctor.
Supplies page Prescription diets, medications, preventives, accessories, and inventory warning. Open before food, medication, or supply pickup.
Payment options page Cash, cards, debit cards, and CareCredit financing. Open before emergency treatment, diagnostics, surgery, or boarding add-ons.
Boarding admission form Drop-off, pick-up, medication, feeding, optional services, holiday, bath, flea/tick, and abandonment-policy details. Open before boarding drop-off.
Hawaii approved animal hospitals PDF Approved-hospital planning language for quarantine-related veterinary care. Open before Hawaii travel or quarantine planning.
Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital, not Pet Hospitals of Hawaii, not a veterinary provider, not an emergency dispatch service, and not a government agency. Use the official hospital phone number and official links for live medical instructions, pricing, appointments, boarding, records, and emergency triage.

Important pet health and safety notice

This guide helps with contact, location, emergency access, appointments, forms, records, boarding, payment, and preparation. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Do not rely on online information for emergency triage. Breathing difficulty, poisoning, trauma, seizures, urinary blockage, heatstroke, severe pain, sudden collapse, paralysis, or suspected toxin exposure needs immediate veterinary help.

Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on address, phone number, hours, emergency care, appointments, services, exotic pets, boarding, forms, payment, and Hawaii pet-owner planning.

1. What is the address for Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital?
Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital is located at 94-485 Koaki Street, Waipahu, HI 96797. Use the official Koaki Street spelling for GPS, forms, and medical-record transfers.
2. What is the phone number for Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital?
The main phone number is 808-671-7387. Use it for appointments, 24/7 emergency guidance, records, boarding, supplies, payment questions, and forms.
3. What are the regular hours?
The hospital lists regular hours as 7 days a week from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. Call before visiting during holidays, boarding drop-off, or urgent situations.
4. Does Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital offer 24/7 emergency care?
Yes. The official location page states emergency care with a doctor on-site 24/7. Call 808-671-7387 when possible so the hospital can guide your arrival.
5. How do I schedule an appointment?
You can call the hospital or use the official appointment scheduling link. Use phone contact instead of online scheduling if your pet is sick, painful, unstable, or showing emergency symptoms.
6. What services are listed for Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital?
Listed services include wellness exams, vaccines, dentistry, surgery, exotic pet care, pet boarding, acupuncture, laser therapy, ultrasound, dermatology, X-rays, cremation, reproduction, endoscopy, and laparoscopy.
7. Does Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital treat exotic pets?
Yes. The services page says exotic pet care is available at Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital and Makai Pet Hospital, including rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles, and birds. Call first for species-specific scheduling.
8. What should I know before boarding my pet?
Boarding requires forms, immunization confirmation, feeding instructions, medication details, and authorized pickup information. The boarding admission form lists drop-off between 9:00 am and 7:30 pm and pick-up between 7:00 am and 7:30 pm.
9. What payment options are accepted?
The payment page lists cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, debit cards, and CareCredit financing. Ask for an estimate before emergency hospitalization, surgery, dentistry, imaging, or boarding add-ons.
10. Is Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital listed for Hawaii quarantine planning?
A Hawaii Department of Agriculture approved animal hospitals PDF includes Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital and advises owners to register with an approved private hospital before arrival when quarantine-related hospitalization may be needed.