Petbook Veterinary Clinic
A small tan puppy greeting two people on a living-room sofa during a vet home visit in Dubai

Mobile Vet in Dubai — We Come to Your Door

A licensed veterinarian at your door — examination, vaccination, deworming and blood samples in your own living room, anywhere in Dubai. One WhatsApp message gets you an arrival window and a quote.

Vet at home, anywhere in Dubai

The clinic travels; your pet does not

The carrier comes out, the cat goes under the bed, and the appointment slides another week. A mobile vet in Dubai ends that loop: a licensed Petbook veterinarian drives to your building, examines your pet on your own sofa, and takes the samples away instead of leaving you with a car journey.

A vet home visit covers most of what a routine appointment does: a full head-to-tail examination, vaccinations for dogs and cats with the record book signed on the spot, deworming, minor skin and ear problems, and blood or urine collection that goes straight to our in-house laboratory in Al Quoz 3.

What it cannot do is X-rays, ultrasound, bloodwork read on the spot, surgery or hospitalization — those need the machines and the theatre at the clinic, and we say so rather than stretch the visit. The call-out fee depends on your area and the time of day, so message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote; our published vet prices in Dubai cover everything we can price beforehand.

See how a home visit runs
  • Across Dubai, not just Al Quoz

    Apartments, villas and compounds from Jumeirah to Mirdif. We confirm an arrival window for your area before the vet sets off.

  • A full exam, not a doorstep look

    The same licensed veterinarians who work our consult rooms, with the same weight, heart, chest, mouth and abdomen checks.

  • Samples leave with the vet

    Blood, urine and skin samples are labelled at your table and run in our own laboratory — usually results the same day.

  • Quoted before we set off

    One WhatsApp message gets you a time window and a total. Nothing is started at your door before you have agreed it.

What Dubai pet owners say about our vets

Reviews from our public Google profile. They cover our clinic work rather than home visits specifically — the same vets do both.

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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What we can quote up front

Two numbers we publish, one we quote

A client holding a large white Persian cat at the Petbook reception desk in Al Quoz, Dubai

No number invented at the door

You get the full total on WhatsApp before the vet leaves the clinic — visit fee, vaccines, treatments and all.

The clinic consultation is AED 75 and the vaccination package is AED 199 (a single viral vaccine is AED 80) — those are published and they do not move. The call-out fee for a home visit changes with your area and the time of day, so it is quoted on WhatsApp before the vet leaves, and it is the whole number, not a starting point.

Published price

Clinic consultation

The published examination fee at our Al Quoz 3 clinic — the benchmark for what a vet visit costs here.

75 AED

  • Full head-to-tail examination
  • Weight and body-condition check
  • Mouth, ears, eyes, skin and coat
  • A written plan you take home
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Can be done at home

Vaccination package

Can be given at home. The home visit fee is quoted separately, before we come.

199 AED

  • General examination
  • Viral vaccine and rabies vaccine
  • Deworming and ear check
  • Vaccination record updated
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Step by step

How a home visit actually runs

Nothing about a home visit is improvised. This is the sequence, first message to follow-up call.

  1. Step 01

    Tell us the address, properly

    WhatsApp your area, the tower or villa number, and what your pet needs. Name the visitor parking and the right lift — that alone decides five minutes to your door or twenty.

  2. Step 02

    We confirm a window and a quote

    You get an arrival window rather than an exact minute, plus a total for the visit and everything in it.

  3. Step 03

    The vet arrives with the kit

    Exam equipment, vaccines in a cold box, sample tubes, deworming and parasite treatments, common medicines. Your pet stays put.

  4. Step 04

    The examination happens where your pet lives

    Weight, heart and chest, mouth, skin, ears and abdomen — on the sofa or the floor, at your pet's pace. Cats get examined where they hid.

  5. Step 05

    Samples go back to the lab

    Blood, urine or skin samples are labelled at your table and driven to our lab in Al Quoz 3. Results usually land the same day, and the vet calls.

  6. Step 06

    The plan, and what happens next

    Everything goes into the same record a clinic visit would create. If the exam points to imaging, dentistry or surgery, we book that in and explain why.

Pets and owners at our Al Quoz clinic

Real photos from the clinic. The vets who see these pets in the consult room are the same ones who come to your home.

  • A client holding up a cream Persian kitten in the pet food aisle of the Petbook clinic shop
  • A Scottish Fold cat on its owner's shoulder in the examination room at Petbook Veterinary Clinic
  • Two clients holding kittens at the Petbook Veterinary Clinic reception desk in Dubai
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A corgi held steady on the examination table while a vaccine syringe is prepared
Vaccination at home

The annual booster, without the car journey

Vaccination is the appointment owners postpone most, and the carrier is usually the reason. We give core vaccines for dogs and cats at home and update the record book on the spot, so your pet stays valid for Dubai Municipality registration, boarding and travel. The vaccination package is AED 199 and a single viral vaccine is AED 80; the home visit fee is quoted separately before we set off.

  • Core dog and cat vaccines given in your own living room
  • Record book updated on the spot — valid for registration and boarding
  • Every pet in the household done in the same visit
Why home visits work here

What makes a clinic run hard in Dubai

Home visits are no novelty here. They exist because of how this city is built and how hot it gets from May to September.

  • Thirty floors and one service lift

    A panicking cat must survive a corridor, a shared lift, a lobby and a hot car park before the appointment starts. That is the part owners dread, and the part we remove.

  • In summer the journey is the risk

    A car park at midday in July is brutal on a Persian, a Pug or a French Bulldog. Flat-faced breeds cannot cool themselves by panting, so the drive is harder than the exam.

  • Villa communities are far from everything

    From Arabian Ranches, Mirdif, JVC or Damac Hills a routine check-up costs most of a morning. One vet driving out beats a household driving in.

  • Three cats, one carrier

    Multi-cat flats are normal here, and moving them one at a time turns an annual booster into three trips. One home visit covers every pet in the house.

  • Al Quoz is central; Sheikh Zayed is not

    We are well placed for most of the city, but nobody controls that road at six in the evening. Hence arrival windows, and honesty about which slots reach your side of town.

  • Whoever is home during the day

    Plenty of owners have no car, or work while a housekeeper or sitter is the only person home. Sending them to a clinic puts decisions on someone who cannot make them. We examine the pet and call you.

A white cat settled in a cosy bed at Petbook Veterinary Clinic in Al Quoz, Dubai
Who a home visit suits

The pets we see at home most often

A home visit is not a softer clinic appointment — it suits particular animals, and we say plainly if yours is better off coming in. What they share is that the journey costs more than the medicine: in fear, in pain, or in a check-up put off too long.

  • The cat who vanishes the moment the carrier appears, and the anxious rescue who has never settled in a waiting room
  • Senior dogs with arthritic hips or knees, for whom the stairs and the polished lobby floor hurt more than the examination
  • Multi-pet homes — three cats or a litter of kittens seen properly in one visit rather than three car journeys
  • Pets recovering from surgery or illness who should not be travelling, and pets in their final weeks, where being at home matters more than being near equipment
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When a home visit is the wrong call

A vet in your living room carries a bag, not a hospital. These cases need oxygen, imaging and a theatre, and driving to Al Quoz 3 beats waiting for a vet. Ring the emergency line first; we prepare while you travel.

  • Breathing that is fast, noisy or open-mouthed — a cat breathing through its mouth needs oxygen, not a doorstep
  • Collapse, a seizure, or a pet that cannot stand
  • Suspected poisoning: chocolate, rat bait, human medication, cleaning fluid or lilies
  • Any trauma — a balcony fall, a car, a dog fight. Pets often walk away with hidden chest or jaw injuries
  • A male cat straining in the tray with nothing coming out; a blocked bladder is a matter of hours
  • A cat or dog in labour straining for more than half an hour with nothing born
Emergency line — answered 24/7

Common questions

Do vets in Dubai do home visits?

Yes, and Petbook is one of them. A licensed veterinarian from our Al Quoz 3 clinic comes to apartments and villa communities across the city for examinations, vaccinations, deworming, minor skin and ear problems, and blood or urine collection — usually on a same-day or next-day slot. Message us on WhatsApp with your area and what your pet needs, and we confirm an arrival window and a total before the vet leaves.

How much is a vet consultation?

Our consultation at the clinic is AED 75 and covers a full head-to-tail examination with a written plan. A home visit adds a call-out fee that depends on your area and the time of day, so we do not publish a single figure for it — you get the exact total on WhatsApp before the vet sets off, including any vaccines or treatments planned.

What should I do if my cat isn't eating?

A cat that has eaten nothing for 24 hours needs examining rather than another day of watching, because fat shifts to the liver quickly when cats fast. If the carrier is the reason the visit keeps being postponed, this is exactly the case for a home visit: the vet examines her where she is and can take blood at the flat. Come to the clinic instead if she is also vomiting repeatedly, straining in the tray, or hiding and hunched.

How much does a cat vaccination cost?

The vaccination package is AED 199 and includes the examination, viral and rabies vaccines, deworming and an updated record book; a single viral vaccine on its own is AED 80. All of it can be given at home, with the home visit fee quoted separately beforehand so you see the full number before booking.

Do you offer home service for pet vaccination in Dubai?

Yes — vaccination is the most requested home visit we do. A licensed veterinarian brings the vaccines, examines your pet first, gives the shot at home and updates the record book on the spot, which is the part that matters for Dubai Municipality registration. The package is AED 199 and a single viral vaccine is AED 80, with the home visit fee quoted on top before anyone sets off. It suits cats who fight the carrier, puppies part-way through a course, and multi-pet homes where one visit covers everybody.

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.

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