Vet Clinic in UAE
Finding a good vet clinic before you need one is significantly easier than finding one during a health crisis. The UAE has a strong veterinary sector — well-trained vets, modern facilities, and a growing number of specialist services — spread across all seven emirates. This guide lists verified vet clinics from the PETWITHIT directory, organised by emirate, so you can find a reliable option near you.
For emergency 24/7 vet coverage, see the separate 24-hour emergency vet guide.
Dubai
British Veterinary Hospital
General veterinary practice based in Jumeirah, Dubai.
📍 Jumeirah, Dubai | +971 4 321 8556
Two Feet Four Paws Veterinary Clinic — Palm Jumeirah
General veterinary practice on the Palm Jumeirah, Golden Mile. Runs its own site at 2feet4paws.ae with further service details.
📍 Golden Mile, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai | +971 4 552 0213
Umm Suqeim Veterinary Centre
General and surgical veterinary practice in Umm Suqeim. Per its own listing description, the clinic keeps dedicated night doctors and nursing staff on site to monitor hospitalised patients overnight — worth knowing if your pet needs post-surgical or overnight care.
📍 Umm Suqeim, Dubai | +971 4 321 0799
Majestic Vet Clinic
General veterinary practice in the Oud Metha area of Dubai.
📍 Oud Metha, Dubai | +971 50 974 2437
Pet Friends Vet Clinic
General veterinary practice based near International City, Dubai.
📍 International City area, Dubai | +971 52 739 4636
Sharjah
Al Watania Vet Clinic
General veterinary practice in Al Jubail, Sharjah.
📍 Al Jubail, Sharjah | +971 6 569 1791
Al Maha Vet Clinic
General veterinary practice on Al Marija Street, Al Jubail, Sharjah. Runs its own site at almahavet.com.
📍 Al Marija St, Al Jubail, Sharjah | +971 6 569 0091
Abu Dhabi
The British Veterinary Centre — Khalifa City
General veterinary practice in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi. Runs its own site at britvet.com.
📍 Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi | +971 2 550 4111
Welfare Vet Clinic
General veterinary practice based in Abu Dhabi.
📍 Abu Dhabi | +971 2 622 5506
Al Ain
Royal Veterinary Centre
General veterinary practice in Al Ain.
📍 Al Ain | +971 3 768 0686
Ras Al Khaimah
Vets24
General veterinary practice based in Ras Al Khaimah.
📍 Ras Al Khaimah | +971 7 243 6600
Ajman
Vetland Vet Clinic
General veterinary practice based in Ajman.
📍 Ajman | +971 50 221 4462
Fujairah
Al Faris Veterinary Clinic
General veterinary practice based in Fujairah.
📍 Fujairah | +971 9 244 1808
What to Look for in a UAE Vet Clinic
When evaluating a new vet, look for: a clinic that takes a complete history before any examination; vets who explain their diagnosis and treatment options clearly; willingness to refer complex cases to a specialist rather than managing everything in-house; transparent pricing before treatment begins; and the ability to see the same vet consistently rather than a different face at every appointment. Always confirm current hours, pricing, and services directly with the clinic before visiting, as these can change.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a vet visit cost in the UAE?
A routine consultation typically costs AED 150–300 at most UAE clinics, with vaccinations running roughly AED 100–200 for core vaccines. Blood panels, dental procedures, X-rays, and surgical procedures scale up from there. Always confirm current pricing directly with the clinic, as it varies by practice and emirate.
Do vets in the UAE speak English?
Yes — English is the working language at virtually all veterinary practices in the UAE. Most vets are internationally trained, and many practices have multilingual staff.
Does my dog need to be microchipped in the UAE?
Microchipping is a legal requirement for dogs in Dubai under municipal regulations, and is standard practice recommended across the other emirates. If your dog arrives without a microchip, your vet can implant one at a routine visit. Ensure the chip is registered to your current UAE contact details.
What vaccinations does my dog need in the UAE?
Core vaccinations typically include rabies (legally required), distemper, parvovirus, and hepatitis (often combined in a DHPPi vaccine). Kennel cough (Bordetella) vaccination is required by most boarding facilities and recommended for dogs that socialise regularly. Your vet will advise on the schedule appropriate for your pet’s age and lifestyle.
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