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Looking for a Deira Veterinary Clinic? We Are Across the Creek in Al Quoz 3, Dubai

Our clinic is not in Deira. It is at The Curve Building in Al Quoz 3 — across the Creek, then a straight run down Sheikh Zayed Road. For routine care, a licensed vet can come to your building instead.

Deira, plainly

From Deira there are two routes, not one

Petbook is not a Deira veterinary clinic. We are at The Curve Building, Shop G08, Al Quoz 3 — the far side of the Creek from Naif, Al Rigga and Hor Al Anz. Worth knowing before the carrier is in the car. From Deira the journey starts with choosing the crossing that is clear.

The drive ends at a whole clinic and not a consult room. Four licensed veterinarians work alongside an in-house laboratory, digital X-ray and ultrasound, an operating theatre and a pharmacy, so a sick animal is examined, tested and treated at one address. A consultation at our Al Quoz clinic is AED 120 — book a visit first.

If the road itself is the obstacle — a cat that fights the carrier, a day with no gap in it — a home visit covers routine care at your address, quoted by area before anyone sets off. If something is badly wrong tonight, do neither: the emergency line is answered 24/7 — call before you set off.

Walk through both routes
  • Al Quoz 3, not Deira

    The Curve Building, Shop G08, on Sheikh Zayed Road itself — with free parking around the building, which is not a small thing coming from Deira.

  • One address finishes the case

    In-house laboratory, digital X-ray, ultrasound, operating theatre and pharmacy, so most next steps happen at the same address rather than a second one.

  • A vet at your Deira address

    Check-ups, vaccinations, parasite treatment and blood sampling at home. The call-out fee depends on the area, so it is quoted on WhatsApp first.

  • Emergency line answered 24/7

    Ring +971 54 888 3686 before you set off, so we know what is coming and can tell you where to go.

What Dubai pet owners say about Petbook

Reviews from our public Google profile — not written by us.

4.7 446 Google reviews
  • khadidja belairche 4 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 lapez 3 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 Orino 4 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.
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Published prices

What is published, and what has to be quoted

A licensed veterinarian standing beside a long-haired cat on the consultation table

AED 120, whatever the animal

The same consultation fee for cats and dogs, kittens and seniors — with a written quote before anything is booked.

A consultation is AED 120. The annual vaccination package is AED 199, grooming starts from AED 69, and boarding is AED 60 a night for cats and dogs alike. A home visit to Deira is quoted before anyone sets off — message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote — and the rest of what we publish sits on the vet prices page, where you can read it before you decide to cross.

Where it starts

Consultation

Where a first visit from Deira begins.

120 AED

  • A head-to-tail examination by a licensed vet
  • Heart and chest listened to; ears, eyes, mouth and coat checked
  • Costs written down before you agree to anything
  • The medical record opened or updated that day
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Includes chip + passport

First vaccination package

A starting point for a cat with no vaccination history.

199 AED

  • Examination
  • First vaccine
  • Deworming
  • Microchip and passport
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Getting here

From Deira to Al Quoz 3, step by step

The first route needs a car and a decision about the Creek. The second needs a phone and nothing else.

  1. Step 01

    Choose the crossing before you load the carrier

    Al Maktoum Bridge, Al Shindagha Tunnel or Infinity Bridge — check which one is clear while the cat is still indoors.

  2. Step 02

    Then Sheikh Zayed Road to Al Quoz 3

    Past the water it is a straight run to the Al Quoz 3 exit. The Curve Building, Shop G08, sits on Sheikh Zayed Road with free parking around it.

  3. Step 03

    The examination first, then whatever it asks for

    The vet examines before anything is ordered, and the examination decides whether bloods, an X-ray or an ultrasound are needed at all.

  4. Step 04

    The laboratory is in the same building

    Blood, urine and stool are run on our own bench and the imaging room is down the same corridor, so the next step does not need a second address.

  5. Step 05

    Or send a message and stay where you are

    WhatsApp +971 54 888 3686 with your part of Deira — Naif, Al Rigga, Hor Al Anz, Abu Hail — and what your pet needs. We confirm the slot and quote the call-out before anyone sets off.

  6. Step 06

    What the home visit covers, and what it does not

    At your address: examination, vaccinations, parasite treatment and blood or urine collection. Not at your address: X-ray, ultrasound, surgery — samples ride back with the vet and the result is discussed with you once it is read.

The clinic at the other end of the crossing

The Curve Building as it actually is — our own photographs of clients and their pets, not a stock library.

  • A long-haired cat at the door of Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz 3, Dubai
  • A client holding a white Persian cat at the Petbook reception desk in Al Quoz 3, Dubai
  • A Petbook veterinarian holding a chihuahua in the consultation room in Al Quoz 3, Dubai
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A veterinarian examining a cat during a consultation at a veterinary clinic
Deira's own case

The cat that came in off the street

A cat taken in off a Deira stairwell arrives with no history at all: no vaccine dates, no parasite record, sometimes no way to place its age within two years. If you have taken in a cat from a street colony nearby, the first appointment is a starting point rather than a check-up, and it is better done in the first week than after it has met the cat you already have.

  • Examination, ear mites, fleas and ticks, and a stool check — what a first appointment covers when there is no history at all
  • Eye discharge and cat flu spread quickly in a colony and are worth catching early
  • The AED 199 first vaccination package includes the microchip and the passport
Deira

How Deira reads from the consulting room

Deira is the oldest dense part of the city: older blocks, no gardens, and the Creek between it and Al Quoz 3.

  • Walk-up blocks, open stairwells

    Older Deira blocks have small balconies, and screening is not standard. A cat gets out onto a ledge four floors up, and the fall lands on concrete.

  • Street colonies by the souks

    Cats taken in from the street colonies around the fish market, Al Ras and the souk alleyways can arrive with fleas, ear mites and no vaccination history.

  • Creek humidity, not only heat

    Deira sits on the water, so summer nights stay humid as well as hot, and flat-faced cats and dogs struggle in humid weather, not only in heat.

  • Pavement walks, not garden walks

    Without a garden, the walk happens on paving that holds the day's heat for hours after sunset — walk late, and put a hand on the ground before a paw goes on it.

  • The Creek decides the journey

    Which crossing is clear settles the arrival time more than the distance.

  • Why one address matters more from Deira

    Bloods, imaging and theatre are in the same building, so the next step does not need a second address.

A cat resting on the consultation table during a routine veterinary check-up
Timing

When the crossing from Deira earns itself

Preventive care is tied to an age or a season rather than a symptom, so the visit can be booked at a time that suits the traffic.

  • Within days of taking a cat in — examination, parasite treatment and a plan, before it meets the animals already in the flat
  • Kittens and puppies — the AED 199 first vaccination package covers the examination, first vaccine, deworming, microchip and passport
  • Once a year, at any age — the AED 199 annual package, and the appointment where a heart murmur or a rotten tooth is first heard
  • Before May — parasite cover and a weight check ahead of the humid months, indoor cats included
Not a case for a home visit

When not to wait, and not to message

In an emergency the home visit is not an option: the oxygen, the drugs and the theatre are all at Al Quoz 3. Ring +971 54 888 3686 as you set off — the line is answered 24/7 and you will be told where to go.

  • Collapse, a seizure, or an animal that will not get up off the floor
  • Open-mouthed or noisy breathing — worse on a humid Creek night, and worst in flat-faced cats and dogs
  • A tom cat going to the litter tray again and again and producing nothing — call the line, do not wait
  • A fall from an unscreened balcony or a stairwell ledge — the landing in old Deira is concrete, not sand
  • Heavy panting, drooling or unsteadiness after time outdoors — do not wait for the road to clear, call as you set off
  • A puncture or a swelling after a fight with a street cat, or anything swallowed that should not have been — rat bait, chocolate, a fish bone
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Common questions

How much does it cost to see a vet in Dubai?

At Petbook a consultation is <strong>AED 120</strong>, and that is where a first visit begins: a full examination with a licensed vet, a written plan, and a quote before anything is booked. Vaccination packages are AED 199, grooming starts from AED 69 and boarding is AED 60 a night. When you compare clinics, ask what the tests a sick animal may need would cost, not only the consultation — what moves the total is whether those tests happen in the same building or somewhere else.

What is the best vet in Dubai?

No clinic should be believed answering that about itself. Petbook rates 4.7 from 446 Google reviews. The useful test from Deira is narrower than the word best: how much of a case can one address finish? Ask whether bloods are run on the premises or couriered to a partner laboratory, ask who picks up the phone at nine on a Friday night, and ask for the estimate in writing. Bloods, imaging and theatre in the same building are what save a second crossing of the Creek.

What does a vet do for a dog with heat stroke?

Heatstroke is an emergency, and the sooner it is treated the better the odds. It needs a vet rather than home care: the heat can damage kidneys, clotting and the gut, and that damage can appear after the temperature has come down, which is why the vet decides whether the animal stays in. Get the animal out of the sun and call +971 54 888 3686 on the way. Our <a href="/pet-heat-stroke-emergency-dubai/">heat stroke page</a> explains why it is an emergency. Panting that will not settle after time outside is a drive-in, not a phone call.

How much does a pet sitter cost in Dubai?

We are not a sitting service, so we cannot quote one. What we can quote is boarding at the clinic: <strong>AED 60 a night</strong> for cats and dogs alike, the same price whatever the size, for a pet that does not need medication or daily veterinary monitoring. The animal stays inside a working clinic rather than a separate pet hotel, and is looked over by the veterinary team during clinic hours. Boarding that needs medication or observation is quoted separately on WhatsApp.

How much does a flea and tick treatment cost?

Flea and tick treatment is not on our published list, because the product depends on species, weight and whatever else the animal is being treated for — message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote and we will price it against your pet rather than in general. What is worth knowing in Deira is that this is not a once-a-year problem: fleas and ticks are a year-round issue in Dubai, and an indoor cat can still be exposed on a shared stairwell. Deworming is already included in the AED 199 first vaccination package and in the AED 199 annual package; the external parasite plan is set at the consultation.

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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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