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Vet directory/Honolulu, HI/Manoa Valley Veterinary Clinic
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Manoa Valley Veterinary Clinic

Dr. John Kaya
2764 Woodlawn Drive, Honolulu, HI 96822 · Get directions

Dr. John Kaya at this Honolulu clinic treats small exotics, reptiles and birds alongside dogs and cats. His page does not name ducks or waterfowl, so waterfowl care would need to be confirmed with the clinic.

Waterfowl not yet confirmed — call ahead and say it’s a duck.
Listed from the clinic’s website, not yet phone-verified.
Details come from the clinic's own site and can change — confirm by phone.

How we know

“He currently treats dogs, cats, rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs, rats, mice, Jackson chameleons, turtles, and birds”
From manoavalleyvet.com · researched Nov 2026

What to ask when you call

Not sure what a good answer sounds like? See how to find a duck vet.

  • Say it is a duck right away — their site doesn’t say they treat waterfowl, so ask whether anyone there does.
  • Ask for the exam fee up front, and what bloodwork or X-rays add on top.
  • Ask whether they are taking new avian patients.
  • Ask where they send after-hours emergencies.

Nearest alternatives

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942 Kawaiahao Street, Honolulu, HI · 2.9 mi

Dr. Katie Hancock provides exotic pet care here, and the clinic lists chickens among the exotic pets it cares for. Services include routine care, sick and injured care, and surgery. Ducks and waterfowl are not named on the page.

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7192 Kalanianaʻole Hwy, Honolulu, HI · 3.0 mi

This general practice in Honolulu says its veterinarians see many species, including birds, reptiles and rodents. Dr. John Kaya has an exotic-animal interest and treats birds among his patients. The site does not mention ducks or waterfowl specifically.