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Cat Spaying in Dubai — AED 399, Price Published

Spaying ends heat cycles for good and takes pyometra off the table. The price is public — AED 399 with the current 50% offer, and AED 199 for male castration.

Spay or castration?

Two operations, one decision

Ask most clinics here what the operation costs and the answer is "call us for a quote". We do it differently: cat spaying in Dubai at Petbook is AED 399 with the current 50% offer, and it sits on our public vet prices list where anyone can check it.

Two words get used interchangeably and they are not the same operation. Spaying is for females: ovaries and uterus removed, which ends heat cycles permanently, takes pyometra off the table and lowers mammary tumor risk when done young. Castration is for males — a shorter procedure at AED 199 that settles spraying and roaming.

Indoor life does not switch the hormones off: with warm weather and steady indoor light many cats here cycle most of the year. Bring her vaccination record and we can plan cat vaccinations around the surgery; the anesthesia and monitoring detail sits on our spay and neuter service page. Once the wound has fully healed, a gentle cat grooming session helps with the coat she stopped looking after while she was sore.

See the first two weeks at home
  • AED 399, published

    The spay price is public and currently 50% off; castration for male cats is AED 199.

  • Females and males

    Spaying for females, castration for males — same clinic, same aftercare, usually home the same day.

  • Pain relief and a plan

    She leaves with pain relief, a cone or recovery suit and written instructions for each of the next fourteen days.

  • 4.7 on Google

    446 verified reviews — owners often mention how gently nervous cats are handled here.

What Dubai cat owners say about Petbook

General reviews from our Google profile — we do not publish surgery-specific reviews.

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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The price, in public

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Females AED 399 · males AED 199

Both published, both currently 50% off, both including the pre-anesthetic check.

Both figures below are published and currently at 50% off. Would rather have her looked at first? A standard consultation is AED 75 and the vet will say honestly whether to operate now or wait. Everything else is on the vet prices page.

Females
50% offer

Cat spay (female)

Ovaries and uterus removed — heat cycles end permanently.

399 AED

  • Pre-anesthetic examination
  • Anesthesia monitored throughout
  • Pain relief to take home
  • Cone or recovery suit and aftercare notes
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Males

Cat castration (male)

A shorter procedure — spraying and roaming usually settle over the following weeks.

199 AED

  • Pre-anesthetic examination
  • Anesthesia monitored throughout
  • Pain relief to take home
  • Home the same day in most cases
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Recovery, day by day

The first two weeks in a Dubai apartment

Most cats are back to themselves inside ten days. In a flat, recovery is mostly about limiting height and keeping her in.

  1. Step 01

    Day 0 — one quiet room

    One room, with food, water and a low litter tray. No cat trees, no wardrobe tops: jumping down is what strains a fresh incision.

  2. Step 02

    Day 1 — small meals

    Appetite is often down for a day. Offer a small portion of her normal food rather than something new, with water in reach.

  3. Step 03

    Days 1–10 — the cone stays on

    A cone or recovery suit is not optional. A cat can undo ten days of healing in one minute of determined licking.

  4. Step 04

    Every day — look at the incision

    One glance is enough. It should stay clean, dry and closed — slight redness on day one is expected, spreading redness is not.

  5. Step 05

    Balconies and windows stay shut

    Dubai flats are high up and screens are not universal. Keep balconies shut for the whole recovery period, not just the first days.

  6. Step 06

    Days 10–14 — back to normal

    Once the vet is happy with the incision she gets the run of the flat again — nothing else about her routine changes.

Cats at our Al Quoz clinic

Real photographs of cats at the clinic while our own surgery-day photography is being arranged.

  • A fluffy cat waiting at the door of Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz, Dubai
  • A client holding a white Persian cat at the Petbook reception desk
  • A cat curled up comfortably in a warm, quiet corner of Petbook Veterinary Clinic
  • A cream kitten held at the reception of Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Dubai
  • Two kittens brought in together for their appointment at Petbook Veterinary Clinic
  • A Persian kitten carried into Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz, Dubai
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Same-day discharge

In the morning, home by the evening

She arrives on an empty stomach, is examined by a licensed vet, has the procedure and recovers under observation in a warm, quiet space. In most cases she is back in her own flat the same evening, with pain relief and a written plan for the fortnight ahead.

  • Drop-off in the morning, collection the same day in most cases
  • Pain relief, cone or recovery suit and day-by-day notes included
  • A number to call around the clock if anything looks wrong
Why it is different here

What spaying a cat means in Dubai

Same operation, different context. Six things about keeping a cat in this city change how the decision plays out.

  • The city's stray cats

    The free-roaming cat population grows one unplanned litter at a time — and an indoor cat out for a single night comes back pregnant.

  • Cycles that barely stop

    Warm weather and steady indoor light keep many cats here cycling most of the year, not just in spring.

  • High floors and open balconies

    A cat in heat pushes at doors and railings. In a tower with an unscreened balcony that risk is not theoretical.

  • Outside is not survivable for long

    For much of the year the heat and the traffic turn an escaped indoor cat into an emergency, not an adventure.

  • Registration and relocation records

    Municipality registration and relocation out of the UAE both run on complete records — the procedure is logged in her file the same day.

  • One surgery versus one litter

    A litter means vaccinations, deworming, food and months of rehoming for every kitten. Against that, one published price is not a close comparison.

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The right age

When to spay — and what if she is older

The usual recommendation is around five to six months, before the first heat — done then it gives the strongest protection against mammary tumors. Missed the window? Not a problem: older cats are spayed routinely, after an examination and often blood work, with the anesthetic plan adjusted to her age.

  • Around 5–6 months: the usual timing, before the first heat
  • Already had a heat: still worth doing, and still protective
  • Adult or senior cats: routine, usually after pre-anesthetic blood work
  • In heat right now: often possible, sometimes better to wait — the vet decides at the exam
After surgery

When to call instead of waiting

Most recoveries are quiet and boring, which is exactly what you want. These are the ones that should not wait until morning — our line is answered around the clock.

  • She has eaten nothing 24 hours after coming home
  • The incision looks red, wet or open, or she has licked it raw
  • She hides completely and will not come out even for food
  • Vomiting more than once, or a belly that looks tense or swollen
  • She is wobbly, cold to the touch, or her gums look pale
  • She gets out of the flat at any point during recovery
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Common questions

How much to neuter a cat in Dubai?

At Petbook it is AED 199 for a male cat (castration) and AED 399 for a female (spay), both under the current 50% offer. The prices are published rather than quoted on the phone, and the pre-anesthetic examination, pain relief and take-home aftercare are included.

How much does it cost to neuter a cat in the UAE?

It varies widely between clinics and emirates, which is why owners are told to call around and compare. Ours are fixed and public. If the pre-anesthetic examination turns up anything beyond the routine procedure, the extra cost is agreed with you first — not added at collection.

Where can I get a free neuter for my cat in Dubai?

Charity and trap-neuter-return programs do run in the UAE, but they are aimed mainly at free-roaming cats and availability changes through the year — ask local rescue groups directly. Petbook is a private clinic, so the surgery is paid; what we can promise is a price published in full rather than revealed afterwards.

Is it worth neutering an indoor cat?

Yes, and in Dubai the case is stronger than most. An indoor female still has heat cycles — here, often for most of the year — and still faces pyometra and mammary tumor risk. An indoor male still sprays. And indoor is rarely absolute: one open door or unscreened balcony is all it takes.

Can my cat be spayed while she is in heat?

Often yes, though the vet may prefer to wait until the cycle finishes. Bring her in for the examination and you will get a straight answer either way — if waiting is better for her, we will say so rather than book the surgery.

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