Ali'i Veterinary Hospital

We are all looking forward to a wonderful Christmas after lockdown shared with family and furry friends and lots of new puppies too! But amidst all the fun and frolics we are expecting to enjoy with our lovely furry companions its important to keep them safe over the festive season. Here are our top tips for making sure your pup stays happy and healthy over Christmas.

Ali’i Veterinary Hospital - Holiday Hours: December 24th: OPEN 7am - 5pm December 25th: CLOSED (Christmas Day) ... December 31st: OPEN 7am - 5pm January 1st: CLOSED (New Year’s Day)

Right now, most of the new COVID cases are travel related. Be cautious when traveling or interacting with people who have traveled in order to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

MISSING: Kona (Kailua View Estates) *Rubble - Pit/Sharpe mix (blonde) *Chase - Pit/Rottweiler mix ... Both dogs are wearing the same collars (neither have microchips) and we’re last seen on the evening of 6/15/21 around 630 near the intersection of Nani Kailua Dr. and Queen Kaahumanu Highway. If seen, please call: (808) 640-1121

September is National Service Dog Month, a time devoted to raising awareness and showing appreciation for the extraordinary work service dogs do every day for the people in their care. Join us in celebrating and honoring these special heroes who dedicate their lives to help their human companions.

It’s National Check the Chip Day! While microchips are a great resource for helping lost dogs find their way back home, the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) are reminding pet parents that it’s not enough to simply chip your pets and move on. Find out more on microchips and the mission behind National Check Your Chip Day!

Just chillin’ with a couple of #doods - Duke & Chewy!

Happy Monday from the #doodlesquad

Last week was International Assistance Dog Week. IADW was created to recognize all the devoted, hardworking assistance dogs helping individuals mitigate their disability related limitations. Let’s continue to celebrate these amazing doggos all month long.

Did you know that April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month? This month aims for strong awareness on educating pet owners about pet first aid. Being equipped even with the basics of pet first aid, can help any pet parent spot the less obvious signs of health issues in their furry family members. Here are 5 ways you can become battle-ready to handle any pet emergency...

What is Kennel Cough? Just as human colds may be caused by many different viruses, kennel cough itself can have multiple causes. One of the most common culprits is a bacterium called Bordetella bronchiseptica m-- which is why kennel cough is often called Bordetella. Most dogs that become infected with Bordetella are infected with a virus at the same time. These viruses, which are known to make dogs more susceptible to contracting Bordetella infection, include canine adenovir...us, canine distemper virus, canine herpes virus, parainfluenza virus and canine reovirus. For more information on kennel cough and its symptoms:

September is #NationalPreparednessMonth While no one is ever 100% ready for a disaster, a good plan can make a huge difference if it’s thorough and flexible. The following tips will help prepare you and your pets for a disaster, especially as we head into hurricane season.

Happy Aloha Friday from Kush! She had her first puppy visit this week!