Your Vet in Arjan

Yes, please book. Call +971 4 288 3989, send a WhatsApp message to +971 50 177 7994 or fill in our online form. During opening hours we confirm your slot within the hour; enquiries sent after hours are confirmed when we open. We keep space free each day for pets who need seeing quickly, so tell us if something is wrong and we will find you a time.

Our price ranges are published on our prices and payment options page, and reception confirms the exact figure with you before anything begins. What you pay depends on your pet’s weight, because most drug doses follow it, and on what we find during the examination. If the plan changes while your pet is with us, we stop and tell you what that changes.

Our current hours are 09:00 to 23:00. We are still adjusting them as the branch settles in, so check our Google listing for the latest before you visit.

Yes. Birds and exotic pets are seen at Arjan, and the practical advice is to telephone first with your species rather than turning up. A parrot, a tortoise and a rabbit need three different sets of knowledge and equipment, and we would rather tell you honestly on the phone than have you drive here with a sick animal and find we are not the right clinic for it.

Because birds, rabbits and small mammals hide illness for as long as they can. A bird that is visibly unwell has usually been unwell for a while, and a rabbit that stops eating can be in serious trouble within a day. If something looks off, ring us the same day rather than watching it overnight.

Yes, during our opening hours, with a veterinarian in the clinic and the laboratory, imaging and theatre in the same building. Call before you set off so we are ready for you. If we are closed, call our Dubai Silicon Oasis branch before you travel. Out of hours cover depends on which veterinarians are on shift, and they will tell you straight away whether they can help.

Yes, and we do it in the same visit as the microchip and vaccination. Every cat and dog in Dubai has to be microchipped, vaccinated and licensed, and the licence renews each year. Only a licensed veterinary clinic can complete the registration. Bring your Emirates ID and your pet’s vaccination book.

Yes, at the building, and it is a short walk from the car to the door. We are on the ground floor at Al Waleed BS 01, Shop 1. If you cannot find a space, call us and someone will come out to help.

A member of our medical team looks over your pet’s skin and coat, ears, eyes and dental hygiene before grooming starts. It is a check, not a consultation, and it is there so that a problem gets spotted while your pet is here rather than weeks later. If we find something that needs a veterinarian, we call you before we continue.

No. Grooming at Arjan is done awake, calmly, and with as many breaks as the animal needs. If a pet is too distressed to continue safely we stop and talk to you about other options. Where a pet has a known heart or breathing condition that makes grooming unsafe, a veterinarian makes that decision and we will decline rather than take the risk.

Yes, for consultations, and most owners do. For X rays, anaesthesia and surgery you will wait outside, which is a safety requirement rather than a preference, and we will explain what is happening before and after.

Yes, for vaccination, health checks and routine care. Home visits suit cats who travel badly and households with several pets. Some things need the clinic, such as imaging, anaesthesia and anything urgent, and we will tell you that when you book rather than after we arrive.

No. Our Dubai clinics share one set of records, so whoever sees your pet in Arjan can already see the bloods, the images, the medication and the notes from that visit.

Yes. Vaccinations, microchipping, health certificates and the documentation needed to export a pet. Come to us at least a month before you fly, and earlier for some countries, because the timing rules are fixed and there is no way to catch up once a deadline has passed.