Kauai Veterinary Clinic strives to provide its patients and their owners with the highest possible quality of service and care. The clients will be furnished with all the pertinent information to best assist them in their decisions regarding the maintenance of a healthy, happy pet, and management of particular health conditions.
Our goal is to always improve with positive progression towards excellence while keeping focused on the animals and their human guardians. We are pleased to provide medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care to pets for the island of Kaua'i. We are pleased to provide medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care to pets in Lihue, HI and the surrounding communities.
Our goal is to always improve with positive progression towards excellence while keeping focused on the animals and their human guardians. We are pleased to provide medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care to pets for the island of Kaua'i. We are pleased to provide medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care to pets in Lihue, HI and the surrounding communities.
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Kauai Veterinary Clinic was founded in October of 1978 by Dr. Michael Woltmon, and Dr. Joanne Woltmon. The clinic initially began small, as a mobile clinic in the back of the Doctor's Station Wagon, with the goal of providing the best medicine and care possible for their patients.
Over the last thirty-eight years, the clinic has evolved into a 2400 square foot hospital offering emergency and preventative care for our patients, boarding facilities, a full surgical suite, and 24/7 emergency services.Kauai Veterinary Clinic is also the islands only AAHA certified practice to date.
Over the last thirty-eight years, the clinic has evolved into a 2400 square foot hospital offering emergency and preventative care for our patients, boarding facilities, a full surgical suite, and 24/7 emergency services.Kauai Veterinary Clinic is also the islands only AAHA certified practice to date.
Regular vaccinations and examinations will help keep your pet healthy and happy. While your veterinarian will be able to advise you of the frequency that your pet should be examined, most recommend either annual or bi-annual visits. Since pets age an average of 7 times faster than humans, they are considered middle-aged by the time they reach 6/7 years old and larger breeds of dogs are often considered to be seniors by the time they reach 8.
I have been a client of Kauai Veterinary Clinic for 12 years, with multiple dogs and cats of my own as patients. I also appreciate the 24-7 on-call service for clients; one is never farther away from help than a promptly answered or returned call from one of the doctors, and if necessary, an emergency clinic visit.
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Lisa Post
Aug 29, 2021
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Victor Sanchez
Jun 25, 2021
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Alicia Kuskowski
Apr 06, 2021
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Kim Adams
Sep 29, 2020
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Just saw Dr.Gallardo and had to leave halfway thru the visit. I went to establish care for my hound mix female named Kaia. She is very gentle and quiet dog, not an ounce of aggression. Kaia is a rescue and was probably abused as a breeding hunting dog. The initial meeting with the vet tech was fine, she was kind. But after she left about 10 minutes later Dr. Gallardo came in with two vet techs. They put Kaia on a table and lifted raised it up. They then proceeded to put her in a head lock and lock her backside also. Kaia was confused and did not like the strong holds they had on her. They gave
Susan Gardner
Dec 28, 2019
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Please understand my sincere feelings concerning this dear vet about the experience I had a few weeks back. This great vet is the best place to bring your pet to compared to most. The doctor was outstandingly kind as well as compassionate. The staff was sweet n pleasant to deal with. Each had a sweet/friendly smile to give you~☺! Everyone there was friendly, n understanding of your pet's situation. They were also understanding about your financial situation on what you could pay for. It was costly just for half of what I needed. With all these good qualities they had,..its very hard to bring
Stephen Northcutt
Aug 19, 2018
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We have been very pleased by the professionalism and transparency on costs, no surprises. The parking lot is small think about getting one of the first appointments of the day. The waiting room is even smaller, the protocol is to stay outside with your dog until your examination room is ready and go straight there. It is a bit hard to find, notice that one of the pictures has a heavy equipment place in the background with the buckets in the air; great landmark.
