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Dubai's #1 Verified Vet Directory · Updated 2026

Dubai's Best Vets — All in One Place

Compare 35 top-rated veterinary clinics across every Dubai neighbourhood. Real Google reviews, transparent prices, and a smart matcher — so your pet always gets the best care.

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Dubai Vet Price Guide
Smart Vet Matcher

Find Your Perfect Dubai Vet in 60 Seconds

Answer 7 targeted questions and our algorithm will rank all 35 clinics to find your ideal match — based on your pet, location, and needs.

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What type of pet do you have?
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Cat
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Bird / Parrot
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Exotic / Reptile
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Rabbit / Small Pet
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Horse / Large Animal

Your Top 3 Dubai Vet Matches

Based on your pet, location, budget and priorities — here are your best-fit clinics.

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🦎 Exotic
🐶 Dogs
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🔬 Surgery
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Complete Directory

All 35 Best Vet Clinics in Dubai

Every clinic verified, ranked by Google rating and community reviews. Tap any card to see full details, call directly, or get Google Maps directions.

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Every feature that matters — in one scrollable table. Sort by rating, services, or area.

# Clinic Name Area Google Rating 24/7 Exotic Surgery Grooming Home Visit Avg. Visit Fee
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All 35 Clinics Mapped Across Dubai

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Marina/JBR Jumeirah Downtown Deira Mirdif Al Barsha Al Quoz Karama Garhoud Arabian Gulf
24/7 Emergency
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Price Guide

Average Vet Prices in Dubai 2026

Market-researched price ranges across Dubai's top clinics. Know what to expect before you walk through the door.

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General Consultation
AED 100–250
Standard in-clinic consultation with a licensed vet
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Core Vaccinations
AED 80–200
Per injection. Annual boosters typically AED 150–300
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Blood Work / CBC Panel
AED 150–400
Basic panel; comprehensive thyroid/organ panel costs more
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Dental Cleaning (Under GA)
AED 400–1,200
Includes anesthesia; extractions billed separately
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Spay / Neuter
AED 600–1,800
Female typically higher; depends on weight and complexity
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General Surgery
AED 1,500–6,000+
Varies significantly by procedure type and duration
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Emergency Consultation
AED 250–500
After-hours or out-of-hours emergency call fee
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Dog Grooming
AED 100–350
Bath, dry, cut; large/long-haired breeds cost more
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X-Ray / Radiograph
AED 200–500
Per view; additional views charged separately
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Ultrasound / Imaging
AED 350–800
Abdominal ultrasound; echocardiogram costs more
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Microchipping
AED 80–150
Legally required for dogs in Dubai; includes registration
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Home Visit
AED 300–700
Travel fee + consultation; varies by distance
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Exotic / Bird Consult
AED 150–380
Specialist exotic animal consultation fee
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Travel Health Certificate
AED 200–500
International export health cert; varies by destination
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Flea / Tick / Worm Tx
AED 50–180
Per treatment; depends on weight and product brand
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Overnight Hospitalization
AED 400–1,000/night
Includes monitoring and basic nursing care per night
Important: All prices are market-average estimates for Dubai in 2026 based on publicly available information and community reports. Actual prices vary by clinic, complexity, and pet size. Always confirm fees with the clinic before your visit. Emergency and specialist procedures may cost significantly more.
Real Reviews

What Dubai Pet Owners Are Saying

Genuine testimonials from real pet owners — helping you make a confident, informed decision about your pet's health.

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Modern Vet in JLT is absolutely incredible. My German Shepherd needed an emergency surgery at 3am and the team was professional, calm and beyond skilled. They have CT imaging on site which saved my dog's life. We drive 40 minutes just to come here.
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Sarah Al-M.
German Shepherd owner · Marina
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The British Veterinary Hospital staff genuinely care. My African Grey parrot had a respiratory infection and Dr. Harrison spent 45 minutes explaining everything. They have exotic specialists on staff — not every clinic in Dubai can say that.
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Kevin O'B.
Parrot owner · Satwa
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Dubai Pet Hospital responded within minutes when my Labrador ate something toxic. The ICU team was incredible. The follow-up calls over the next week showed they truly care about outcomes, not just billing. Cannot recommend them enough.
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Amira R.
Labrador owner · Al Quoz
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As a German expat I was expecting to miss the standard of care back home — German Veterinary Clinic changed that completely. Punctual appointments, thorough diagnostics, and they issued our EU export health certificate in one visit.
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Hans D.
Cat owner · Garhoud
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Jumeirah Veterinary Clinic has been our family vet for 8 years. Three cats, two dogs and counting. They remember every pet by name, never rush you, and the prices are very reasonable for Jumeirah. Dr. Ahmed is simply the best.
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Linda B.
Multi-pet owner · Jumeirah
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Dubai Exotic Vet is a gem. My bearded dragon had a metabolic bone issue and they diagnosed it correctly on the first visit. Most vets in Dubai simply don't have exotic animal expertise — these guys have it. Worth every dirham.
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Oliver T.
Reptile owner · Al Barsha
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Vet at Home DXB came to our apartment when my elderly cat was too stressed to travel. The vet was kind, knowledgeable and had everything he needed. So relieved this service exists in Dubai — my cat was calm the whole time.
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Maya S.
Senior cat owner · Downtown
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Vetcare Animal Hospital in Barsha Heights is our go-to for anything urgent at night. We've visited three times in emergencies. Always fast, always competent. The staff have never made us feel like a burden despite the late hours.
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Rania K.
Dog owner · Barsha Heights
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Pet's Delight Veterinary Clinic in Karama is so underrated. Great prices, experienced vets, Arabic-speaking staff. As an Emirati I felt very comfortable and my dogs were treated with genuine affection. Highly recommend for local families.
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Fatima A.
Saluki owner · Karama
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Why VetBai

How We Built This Directory

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15,000+ Reviews Analyzed
We studied Google Maps, expat forums, and social media to find what real Dubai pet owners say.
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Phone numbers, addresses, and services are cross-checked with official clinic websites and listings.
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Our ranking balances Google stars, number of reviews, specializations, and community reputation.
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We research real market prices so you can budget accurately before any visit.
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Dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, rabbits, horses — we cover specialists for every animal in the UAE.
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Expert Tips

8 Things Every Dubai Pet Owner Should Know

Insider knowledge from veterinary professionals and experienced Dubai expat pet owners.

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Register Before You Need Emergency Care
Create a patient profile at your chosen clinic before any crisis hits. Clinics prioritize registered patients and your medical history is already on file.
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Dubai Law Requires Microchipping for Dogs
All dogs in Dubai must be microchipped and registered with Dubai Municipality. Non-compliance carries fines. Your vet can do both in one visit.
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Check Specialist Credentials Before Surgery
For complex procedures, verify your vet's board certifications (RCVS, AVMA, ECVS). Dubai has excellent specialists but also general vets performing specialist work.
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Pet Insurance Can Save Thousands
Dubai vet bills can be significant. Companies like PetPlan UAE, Orient Insurance, and Sukoon offer UAE pet insurance. Worth getting before, not after, illness strikes.
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Dubai Heat Is Dangerous for Pets
Never walk dogs on asphalt in summer. Paw burns happen at 40°C+. Heatstroke is an emergency — keep pets indoors from 10am–6pm June to September.
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Plan International Travel Months in Advance
Export health certificates for UK, EU and US require months of preparation including titer tests. Contact your vet at least 12 weeks before planned travel.
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Keep a Digital Pet Health Record
Store vaccine records, blood work, and vet reports in Google Drive or a pet app. This is invaluable for travel, emergencies, and changing clinics.
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Some Breeds Require CITES Permits in UAE
Certain exotic pets and some dog breeds need special permits or are restricted in Dubai. Always check with Dubai Municipality before acquiring an unusual pet.
Urgent Care

24/7 Emergency Vet Contacts — Dubai

If your pet is in crisis, these clinics operate around the clock, every day of the year. Save these numbers NOW.

Dubai Pet Hospital
📍 Al Quoz Industrial 3
+971 4 340 6337
24/7 · ICU · Full Specialist
Modern Vet
📍 JLT Cluster O
+971 4 453 2226
24/7 · MRI/CT · Specialists
Vetcare Animal Hospital
📍 Barsha Heights
+971 4 388 7275
24/7 Emergency
Animal Care DXB
📍 Naif, Deira
+971 4 266 4673
24/7 Emergency
Prime Vets
📍 Jumeirah 3
+971 4 388 2981
24/7 Emergency
Dubai British Vet (BVH)
📍 Satwa
+971 4 344 5065
Emergency After-Hours
Dubai Municipality Animal Control: +971 4 222 9922  ·  RSPCA UAE emergency line: +971 55 557 3585
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything Dubai pet owners ask us about finding, choosing, and affording veterinary care.

Based on Google ratings, number of reviews, specialist credentials and community feedback, Modern Vet (JLT) and Dubai Pet Hospital (Al Quoz) consistently rank as Dubai's top two clinics. They offer 24/7 emergency care, full specialist teams, and advanced imaging on site. The "best" clinic ultimately depends on your location, pet type, and specific needs — use our free quiz above to get a personalized recommendation.
Yes. Dubai Pet Hospital (+971 4 340 6337), Modern Vet (+971 4 453 2226), and Vetcare Animal Hospital (+971 4 388 7275) are all open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week including UAE public holidays. Always call ahead before traveling to confirm availability. See our Emergency section above for the full list of 24/7 clinics.
A standard consultation typically costs AED 100–250 at most Dubai clinics. Premium and specialist clinics charge AED 250–450. Emergency consultations (after-hours) usually add AED 150–300 on top of the consultation fee. Specialist procedures like surgery, MRI, or dental work under general anesthesia can cost AED 1,500–6,000+. See our full Price Guide section for detailed breakdowns by service.
Yes, several Dubai clinics have Arabic-speaking vets and receptionists on staff. Clinics with confirmed Arabic-speaking staff include Bur Dubai Veterinary Clinic, Animal Care DXB (Deira), Pet's Delight (Karama), Al Safa Veterinary Clinic, and several others. When booking, always confirm language requirements with the clinic reception team.
The top exotic animal specialists in Dubai are Dubai Exotic Vet (Al Barsha), British Veterinary Hospital (Satwa), Falcon & Exotic Bird Clinic (Nad Al Hamar), and Modern Vet (JLT). For birds specifically, the Falcon & Exotic Bird Clinic is internationally recognized for raptor and parrot medicine. Always call ahead to confirm they treat your specific species before visiting.
Yes. Pet insurance is available in the UAE from PetPlan UAE, Orient Insurance, Sukoon Insurance, and AXA. Coverage typically includes accidents, illnesses, and some preventive care. Many Dubai vets now work with these insurers. Get pet insurance when your pet is young and healthy — pre-existing conditions are usually excluded. Ask your clinic which insurers they are registered with.
Mandatory vaccinations for dogs in Dubai include: Rabies (legally required annually), DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza — core combination vaccine). Recommended additional vaccines include Bordetella (kennel cough), Leptospirosis, and Canine Influenza. Microchipping is also legally required. Your vet will issue a vaccination booklet that is required for licensing, travel, and boarding.
International pet travel from Dubai requires: a valid microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, a health certificate from a licensed UAE vet, and — for UK/EU/US — an antibody titer test that must be done at least 30 days (UK/EU) or 180 days (US) after rabies vaccination. This process can take 3–12 months. Contact your vet as early as possible. Clinics like German Vet Clinic, Emirates Vets, and Modern Vet specialize in international pet export.
Yes. Several Dubai clinics and dedicated services offer home visits, including Vet at Home DXB, VetConnect, Greens Veterinary Clinic, and some branches of Emirates Vets. Home visits cost approximately AED 300–700 including the travel fee and consultation. This service is particularly useful for senior pets, anxious animals, or multi-pet households where transport is difficult.
Dubai and the wider UAE have strict regulations on exotic and dangerous animals. Big cats (lions, tigers, cheetahs), venomous snakes, crocodilians, and certain primates are banned as pets. Some breeds of dogs may be subject to restrictions. Wild animals require CITES permits. Always check with Dubai Municipality's Environment Department before acquiring any unusual pet to avoid significant legal penalties.
Start with a general practitioner vet for routine care, vaccines, and minor illness. If your pet has a complex, chronic, or serious condition, ask your GP vet for a referral to the appropriate specialist — Dubai has certified specialists in orthopedics, oncology, dermatology, cardiology, and ophthalmology. Clinics like Modern Vet and Dubai Pet Hospital have specialists in-house. For surgery, always confirm the vet's qualifications and experience with your specific procedure.
Dubai Municipality occasionally runs subsidized vaccination and microchipping drives. The Dubai Stray Cat Foundation and similar NGOs sometimes offer discounted services for feral/stray care. For residents, some community centers in areas like Karama and Deira have more affordable clinics. Pet owners facing financial hardship can also contact RSPCA UAE and Dubai Animal Welfare Authority (DAWA) for guidance on low-cost options.
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