Looking for pet grooming in Dubai that does more than a wash and a haircut? At Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz 3, every groom happens inside a working vet clinic — so clean coats, trimmed nails and fresh ears come with a licensed veterinary team a few steps away.
Sessions start from AED 69 and are led by our groomer, who works with one pet at a time — no rows of barking cages, no rushed clippers. We use vet-approved, hypoallergenic products, and the grooming area is cleaned and sanitized after every session.
Unhurried sessions with our groomer — gentle handling for shy and anxious pets.
Vet team next door
A skin patch, tick or red ear found mid-groom gets checked by a licensed vet the same visit.
Vet-approved products
Hypoallergenic and medicated shampoos, and a grooming area sanitized after every session.
Built for Dubai coats
Coat, nail and ear care for air-conditioned living, humidity and dust — and never a full shave on a double coat.
What Dubai pet parents say about Petbook
General reviews from our Google profile — we don't have a grooming-specific one published yet.
4.7★★★★★446 Google reviews
khadidja belairche4 weeks ago
★★★★★
I highly recommend this veterinary clinic! They truly care about pets as if they were their own babies. Every time my cats have been sick, the team has always followed up to check on their recovery & see if they needed anything else. That level of care & compassion means so much to me 🤍
michael lapez3 weeks ago
★★★★★
I had a wonderful experience at Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz with my 9-month-old male Turkish Angora cat, Meiko. A special thank you to Dr. Emad and Miss Charrie for their excellent care, kindness, patience, and professionalism.
Maria Teresa Orino4 weeks ago
★★★★★
I had all three of my cats vaccinated at this clinic, and I couldn't be happier with the service. The veterinarians and staff were very professional, gentle, and caring with my cats, making the entire experience smooth and stress-free.
Every visit is one pet at a time, start to finish. Here is exactly what a full grooming session in Dubai covers at Petbook — six steps, no rushed clippers.
Step 01
Coat & skin check
Before anything starts, the groomer checks the coat, skin, ears and paws — with a licensed vet next door if something looks off.
Step 02
Bath with vet-approved shampoo
A warm bath with hypoallergenic or medicated shampoo, matched to your pet's skin — not a one-size bottle.
Step 03
Blow-dry & de-shedding
Full blow-dry, brush-out and a de-shedding treatment that pulls the dead undercoat — the damp undercoat is what starts mats.
Step 04
Breed-specific haircut
The breed-standard cut, or any length you ask for — double coats are de-shedded, never shaved.
Step 05
Nails, ears & hygiene trim
Nails trimmed to a safe length, ears cleaned, paws tidied and a sanitary trim to stay clean between visits.
Step 06
Tick & flea check → vet if needed
A final tick and flea check — a red ear, a lump or a hot spot goes straight to a vet the same visit.
Inside our Al Quoz clinic
Real photos from our Al Quoz clinic, alongside illustrative grooming shots while our own session photos are being taken.
For cats and dogs under 10 kg we combine a full groom with vaccination in the same appointment for AED 249 — one car ride instead of two, and a licensed vet checks your pet either way.
Full groom: bath, blow-dry, de-shed, cut, nails and ears
Dubai's climate is hard on coats. Pets live in air conditioning most of the year, outdoor time is short, and summer humidity is intense — so grooming here has to do more than look good.
Shedding never stops
Indoor, air-conditioned living keeps many cats and dogs shedding all year round — not just in spring.
Humidity gets trapped in mats
Matted fur holds moisture against the skin. That is where hot spots and skin infections usually start.
Nails wear down slower
Short walks on hot pavement mean less natural filing — nails need trimming more often here, not less.
Sand and dust settle in
Fine dust works into ears and between paw pads. Routine cleaning is what prevents the irritation.
Never shave a double coat
The undercoat insulates against heat too. De-shedding cools your dog safely; shaving risks sunburn and patchy regrowth.
Small problems get caught early
A groom is a full-body check. A tick, a lump or a red ear found under the fur can be seen by a vet the same visit.
Grooming schedule
How often, and from what age
Puppies and kittens can start with a gentle introduction groom once their first vaccination course is complete — early positive experiences make every later groom easier.
Most cats and dogs: every 4–6 weeks in Dubai's indoor, air-conditioned living
Double-coated breeds in summer: de-shedding every 3–4 weeks, never a full shave
Short-haired pets: every 6–8 weeks is usually enough, mainly for nails and ears
Long-haired cats: brushing at home between visits is what actually prevents mats
Before you book
When to book a vet visit instead of a groom
Grooming a sore, infected or injured area makes it worse. If you see any of these, call us and we will book an examination first — often on the same day.
A hot, wet, red patch that appeared overnight
Sudden non-stop scratching, or head-shaking
A foul smell or discharge from one ear
Skin visibly raw or broken under a mat
A tick you can see or feel, or a new lump under the fur
Flinching, yelping or limping when you touch a spot
Every 4–6 weeks works for most pets. Indoor, air-conditioned living makes many cats and dogs shed all year round, and long-haired coats mat faster in summer humidity. Ask us for a schedule based on your pet's coat type.
How much does pet grooming cost in Dubai?
At Petbook, grooming starts from AED 69 and a groom plus vaccination for pets under 10 kg is AED 249. The exact price depends on size, breed and coat condition — message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote.
Is grooming safe for anxious pets?
Yes. We groom one pet at a time, with gentle handling and breaks when needed. For severely matted or very stressed cats, sedated grooming is possible — but only after a vet assessment, and with a veterinarian monitoring throughout.
Should I shave my dog for the Dubai summer?
Usually no. A double coat insulates against heat as well as cold, and shaving it can cause patchy regrowth and sunburn. A proper de-shedding treatment removes the dead undercoat and keeps your dog cooler — safely.
What happens if the groomer finds a skin or ear problem?
That's the advantage of grooming inside a vet clinic. If we spot redness, a tick, a lump or an ear issue mid-groom, a licensed veterinarian can examine your pet the same visit — no second appointment, no separate trip.
Book a Visit in 30 Seconds
Tell us what your pet needs — we confirm on WhatsApp right away. Emergencies are answered 24/7 on +971 54 888 3686.