Consultation
A full examination with a licensed veterinarian.
120 AED
- Full nose-to-tail examination
- Weight, heart, mouth, skin and ears
- A written plan and a quote before anything starts
- Records updated the same day
Petbook sits in Al Quoz 3, roughly fifteen minutes up Al Khail Road from Jumeirah Village Circle — with a laboratory, imaging and an operating theatre in the same building, and home visits for the routine work.
Petbook is not inside Jumeirah Village Circle. We are at The Curve Building, Shop G08, Al Quoz 3 — about fifteen minutes up Al Khail Road, closer to twenty at school-run time.
Under one roof: a laboratory, digital X-ray and ultrasound, an operating theatre, a pharmacy, and four licensed veterinarians using them — so the examination, the test it leads to and the treatment do not need three separate addresses. It is the building our Al Quoz clinic page describes, and the consultation is AED 120. From the other side of Sheikh Zayed Road, the Al Barsha page has that route.
Cats and dogs are allowed in many JVC buildings, which is not true across Dubai. That shapes who owns pets here — often a first pet, often an adopted one — and it means a lot of dogs share the same evening walking routes. When you know what you need, book a visit and we will confirm the time before you set off.
The Curve Building, Shop G08 on Sheikh Zayed Road — roughly fifteen minutes up Al Khail Road, with free parking at the door.
In-house laboratory, digital X-ray, ultrasound, operating theatre and pharmacy — so samples and imaging are not sent elsewhere.
Home visits reach JVC for check-ups, vaccinations, parasite treatment and sample collection — no carrier, no car, no waiting room.
Our public rating, not a badge we wrote — worth reading before you decide the drive is worth making.
Reviews from our public Google profile — not written by us.
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 🤍
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.
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.
AED 120 to be seen
The consultation every visit starts from — quoted before anything else begins.
The 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 at any size. Our home visit service reaches JVC and is quoted before anyone sets off, and anything without a published price — imaging, laboratory work, orthopedic surgery — we quote on WhatsApp, in writing, before anything starts rather than at the desk. The full list sits on the vet prices page.
A full examination with a licensed veterinarian.
120 AED
The yearly visit for cats and dogs — examination, vaccines, deworming and a look at the teeth in one appointment.
199 AED
The drive is what owners think about beforehand. In practice it is the shortest part of the visit.
Send what is wrong to WhatsApp +971 54 888 3686 and we will tell you what is free today. If it reads like an emergency, we say so rather than book the afternoon.
JVC sits between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. Al Khail runs straight up to Al Quoz without crossing town; you come off at Sheikh Zayed Road.
Free parking around The Curve Building, Shop G08. The walk with a carrier is a few steps, not a lift and two floors — a small detail on paper, and a large one in July.
The vet examines your animal nose to tail and explains the findings before anything is ordered. Bloods, X-ray or an ultrasound follow from what was found, each priced first.
Blood, urine and stool samples are run here rather than sent out to an external laboratory, and the X-ray and ultrasound are in the same corridor. No part of the work-up sits at another address.
The pharmacy is in-house, so you leave with the medicine rather than a prescription and another errand. The record is updated the same day.
Clients and their pets at The Curve Building in Al Quoz 3 — our own photographs, not a stock library.
Boarding comes up before the summer and the long weekends. Ours is AED 60 a night for cats and dogs, one flat rate whatever the size — a stay inside a working clinic, with the veterinary team in the same building. Isolation, when a stay needs it, is AED 120 a night. Any pet on medication or needing veterinary monitoring is quoted separately, because that is a different job from boarding a healthy animal.
Four things shape pet care in JVC: pet-friendly buildings, indoor cats, one shared lawn, and a summer that punishes the walk to it.
Not every Dubai tower does, so JVC is often where someone's first pet ends up — the vaccine and worming schedule gets learned alongside the animal.
A flat cat gains weight quietly: dry food left out all day, and nowhere to run. Weight is one of the risk factors behind urinary trouble in young male cats.
Many dogs use the same ground each evening, and ticks here are active all year. Kennel cough, gut worms and tick-borne disease travel that way — prevention is a schedule, not a reaction.
Paving between the tower door and the nearest green has baked all afternoon. A walk at six in the evening in July can blister paw pads.
A same-day slot fifteen minutes up Al Khail Road can be worth the drive — ask us what is free today before you judge by the map.
Adoption and fostering are ordinary here, so animals arrive with nothing verifiable behind them. The first visit is record-building as much as examination.
A healthy animal needs us roughly once a year, so visits cluster. Three of the four are not chosen by the owner: a vaccine schedule, a municipality deadline, a flight date.
The drive is fifteen minutes, and delay is what makes these worse. Call +971 54 888 3686 as you leave — the line is answered 24/7, and we will tell you whether to come to us or point you to the nearest option if we are not the fastest one tonight. A home visit is the wrong tool for these.
JVC has veterinary clinics of its own, and we are not going to rank other people's practices on our own page. Petbook is one of the nearby ones without being inside the district: The Curve Building, Shop G08, Al Quoz 3, on Sheikh Zayed Road. From most of JVC that is about fifteen minutes — Al Khail Road runs straight up without crossing town, and you come off at Sheikh Zayed Road for the building. Parking is free at the door, so the last stretch is a few steps with the carrier rather than a lift and a car park. The line for anything urgent is +971 54 888 3686, answered 24/7.
At Petbook the consultation is <strong>AED 120</strong>, and that is the figure the rest of a visit is built on. From there the annual vaccination package is <strong>AED 199</strong>, grooming starts from <strong>AED 69</strong> and boarding is <strong>AED 60</strong> a night. Anything we do not publish — imaging, laboratory panels, dentistry beyond scaling, orthopedic work — is quoted on WhatsApp, in writing, before treatment starts. Everything with a fixed price is listed on our vet prices page rather than decided at the desk.
There is rarely a single fee. The consultation here is AED 120, and what moves the total is whatever follows it — a blood panel, an X-ray, an ultrasound, a dental, a surgery. We publish the prices that are genuinely fixed, because they do not change with the animal in front of us: the AED 199 annual package, grooming from AED 69, boarding at AED 60 a night, membership plans at AED 999, AED 2,999 and AED 4,999 a year. Everything else depends on weight, on what the examination finds and on how long the work takes, so we send that figure on WhatsApp and put it in writing before treatment starts. Nothing is decided at the desk while you wait with the carrier.
Say so at the start of the appointment rather than at the end. We put an estimate in writing before treatment begins, which means the conversation about what is essential now, what can wait, and what a realistic plan looks like happens before any cost is incurred rather than after. Our published prices are fixed and visible in advance, and the annual membership plans — Silver at AED 999, Gold at AED 2,999 and Platinum at AED 4,999 a year — exist to spread routine care across a year instead of landing it in one week. For a genuine emergency, call the line first — the payment conversation can follow the examination.
Distance is the wrong first question, and so is a ranking. Ask instead: is the laboratory in the building or sent away? Is imaging done on site or referred out? Is the emergency line answered by the veterinary team? Will they give you a written estimate before treatment, and will they hand over your pet's records without friction if you move on? Those are answerable and comparable. At Petbook the laboratory and the imaging are in the building, the emergency line is answered 24/7, the estimate is written before treatment, and records are handed over on request; the public rating is 4.7 from 446 Google reviews. Ask the same set of any clinic you are weighing up, including the ones inside JVC.
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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