First Vaccination Package
For a new puppy, or a rescue arriving with no paperwork at all.
199 AED
- General, fungal and ear examination
- First core viral vaccine of the course
- Deworming, microchip and pet passport
- Dental check before he goes home
The canine side of the clinic — the puppy series, the yearly core booster, leptospirosis where your dog's routine calls for it, and the kennel cough shot boarding will ask to see.
Dog vaccination in Dubai is AED 80 for a single viral vaccine at Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz 3, or AED 199 for the whole visit — examination, vaccine, deworming, dental check and the record, with nothing added at the desk. Every figure the clinic publishes sits on our vet prices in Dubai page.
A dog's core vaccine is the combination owners usually call DHPP: distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza. Two more sit around it. Leptospirosis follows standing water and rodents, and kennel cough follows other dogs — which is why the vet asks where your dog sleeps when you travel before deciding either of them. The whole-household view is on our pet vaccination in Dubai page.
Rabies is the one nobody chooses: UAE law requires it, and the certificate is what municipality registration and any flight out are built on — that is covered on our rabies vaccine in Dubai page. And if your dog is under 10 kg, a booster and a full dog grooming session run in one appointment for AED 249.
One viral vaccine on its own is AED 80. The package adds the examination, deworming, a dental check and the record for AED 199 — no consultation fee stacked on top.
It spreads in boarding kennels, daycare rooms and salons. If that is your dog's month the vet raises it; if he never leaves the villa, he will not.
A signed record plus a digital copy we hold, so a lost booklet never costs you a kennel booking, a grooming slot or a travel date.
A puppy who arrived yesterday should not wait a fortnight to start his course. Message us in the morning and we can usually see him that afternoon.
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Puppies, adults and seniors
One figure for the visit whether he is eight weeks old or nine years old — AED 199, or AED 80 for the vaccine alone.
A single viral vaccine is AED 80. The full visit — examination, vaccine, deworming, dental check and the record — is AED 199, and it is the same AED 199 whether your dog is eight weeks old or nine years old. For dogs under 10 kg, a groom and a vaccination together are AED 249. Anything outside a vaccination visit is quoted before it starts, so message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote.
For a new puppy, or a rescue arriving with no paperwork at all.
199 AED
The yearly appointment for an adult dog, rabies inside it.
199 AED
Owners book a vaccine and get a full examination attached to it. That order matters: much of what we find on a first puppy visit has nothing to do with vaccination at all.
A breeder's card, an import certificate, a shelter sheet, or nothing. Plenty of puppies arrive part-way through a course with an owner who was told it was finished.
Weight, temperature, heart, chest, skin and gut. A vaccine goes into a well dog — a puppy with diarrhea today gets treated today and vaccinated later.
Boarding, daycare, dog parks, the beach, a garden with rats in the compost. Leptospirosis and kennel cough follow lifestyle, so we ask before we decide.
The core canine combination against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza — plus whichever of the extras his life genuinely calls for.
Deworming sits inside the package, dosed by weight on the day, with ears, coat and skin folds checked for ticks while he is on the table.
You leave with the signed record and we keep the copy. Boarding, grooming and export all ask to see it, and we flag the next date before it slips.
Photographed at our clinic in Al Quoz 3 — dogs our own clients brought in, not a stock library.
For dogs under 10 kg we run a full groom and the vaccination in the same visit for AED 249. He is clipped, bathed and dried, a licensed veterinarian examines him and gives what he is due, and the record is updated before he goes home — one drive across Dubai instead of two, and one nervous morning instead of two.
Dubai is not a high-disease city, but it is a concentrated one. Dogs here meet in a handful of indoor venues, arrive from everywhere, and are licensed by an authority that runs on paperwork.
A dog kept in Dubai must be vaccinated, microchipped and registered with Dubai Municipality. The vaccination record is the document the tag is issued against.
It travels on the air through boarding kennels, daycare floors and salons. Dogs who never board rarely need it; dogs who board twice a year do.
For half the year nobody walks a dog outdoors at midday, so socialising collapses into a handful of indoor parks and cafés — same rooms, same dogs, all summer.
Street litters and rescues that were never covered carry it, and it survives in sand and soil for months. A puppy who meets it usually needs hospitalization.
This city rehomes a lot of dogs, often with a card that starts halfway through or not at all. We examine first, then rebuild the course.
Boarding, grooming, export paperwork and plenty of landlords want to see it, and dogs here change country often. A gap in the record is what delays a flight.
Not every dog needs every vaccine. Leptospirosis and kennel cough are lifestyle decisions, and for a dog who never boards and never swims the honest answer is often no — you should hear that from the vet rather than find the line on the invoice.
A puppy is not covered by his first injection. Protection is built across a short series of visits, and the immunity his mother gave him fades on its own timetable — which is why the last dose counts for more than the first.
How many doses he still needs, and how far apart, depends on the age he started and what he has already had, so the veterinarian sets the dates in the room and writes them on the card instead of copying a chart.
Two lists in one: what a bad reaction to a vaccine looks like, and what the diseases we vaccinate against look like when they arrive. Either way, ring us the same day.
"5 in 1" is what most owners call the core canine vaccine — distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza, with a further component in some combinations. A puppy needs a series rather than a single dose, and how many are still outstanding depends on the age he started and what the breeder or shelter already gave him. Bring the card and the veterinarian will tell you exactly what is left. Each viral vaccine is AED 80, or AED 199 for the full visit.
Not on ground other dogs use — in Dubai that means keeping him off dog parks, communal grass and the sand around the villas until the course is finished. Carrying him is fine, and so is a private garden or balcony that unvaccinated dogs never reach. The caution is worth it: parvovirus survives in sand and soil for months, and a puppy who picks it up here usually ends up hospitalized.
It is uncommon, but it happens. The antibodies a puppy inherits from his mother can block a vaccine from taking properly, and they fade at a slightly different time in every litter — so a dose given while they are still active does less than it should. That is why the final dose of the series is the one that counts, and why we do not treat a puppy as covered until the veterinarian says the course is complete.
Yes — a puppy that age is normally either ready to start his course or already partway through it. What we will not do is hand you a fixed week-by-week chart on a webpage, because the right starting point depends on his weight, his health on the day and what his breeder or shelter gave him. Bring him in with whatever paperwork exists and we will set the dates properly.
There is a gap between the last injection and full cover, and the veterinarian will give you the figure for your own puppy at the visit. The more useful date in Dubai is usually the one boarding kennels, daycare and groomers ask for: most want the course finished rather than started, plus kennel cough cover if he is staying overnight. If a stay or a flight is already booked, say so at the first appointment and we will work the timing backwards from it.
Tell us what your pet needs — we confirm on WhatsApp right away. Emergencies are answered 24/7 on +971 54 888 3686.
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