Every visit
First consultation
A full examination with a licensed veterinarian.
75 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
Looking for an Al Barsha Vet Clinic? We're 10 Minutes Away in Al Quoz 3, Dubai
Our clinic is not in Al Barsha. It is in Al Quoz 3, about ten minutes down Sheikh Zayed Road — and for routine care a vet can come to your flat in Al Barsha instead.
- Al Quoz 3, Dubai The Curve Building, Shop G08
- About 10 minutes Drive from Al Barsha
- WhatsApp us Home visits & quotes
- Answered 24/7 Emergency line
Al Barsha, honestly
Two ways to see a vet from Al Barsha
Let's get the important part out of the way first: Petbook is not an Al Barsha vet clinic. We are at The Curve Building, Shop G08, Al Quoz 3, on Sheikh Zayed Road — roughly ten minutes from Al Barsha 1, 2 and 3 when the road behaves. Better you read that here than discover it with a carrier on the back seat.
What the drive buys you is a whole clinic instead of a consult room. Three licensed veterinarians work alongside an in-house laboratory, digital X-ray and ultrasound, an equipped operating theatre and an in-house pharmacy, so a sick pet is examined, tested and treated in one visit rather than sent to a second address. It is the same building our neighbours in Al Quoz use, and the first consultation is AED 75.
If the drive is the problem — a cat that screams in the carrier, a work day with no gap in it, forty-plus degrees outside — our home visit service does cover Al Barsha, and a licensed vet comes to you for check-ups, vaccinations and sample collection. If something is badly wrong tonight, wait for neither: the emergency line is answered 24/7, and ten minutes in your own car beats an hour of hoping.
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Al Quoz 3, not Al Barsha
The Curve Building, Shop G08, Sheikh Zayed Road — about ten minutes away, with free parking around the building.
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Home visits reach Al Barsha
A licensed vet at your door for check-ups, vaccinations, parasite treatment and blood or urine sampling.
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One building, not three
In-house laboratory, digital X-ray, ultrasound, operating theatre and pharmacy — no referral across town.
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Emergency line answered 24/7
Call +971 54 888 3686 as you leave and the treatment room is ready when you pull in.
Reviews from our Google profile
Pulled from our public Google listing, not written by us — including clients describing how easy the Al Quoz clinic is to find.
4.7 446 Google reviews
- ★★★★★
Marjorie Hubahib 5 months ago My cat Matilda had her first check-up at Petbook Veterinary Clinic near the Al Khail / Al Quoz area. The location is very accessible and easy to find. The clinic itself is clean, and the booking process was simple and convenient.
- ★★★★★
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.
- ★★★★★
Mohamed Hamada 3 months ago I had a very good experience at this clinic. The staff were professional, caring, and really took the time to check my dog properly.
Published prices
What it costs once you get here
The first consultation is AED 75. The annual vaccination package is AED 199 and grooming starts from AED 89. A home visit is quoted before anyone sets off — message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote — and everything else the clinic publishes sits on the vet prices page rather than being invented at the desk.
Most booked
Annual vaccination package
The yearly visit for cats and dogs, bookable at home.
199 AED
- General examination and ear check
- Viral vaccine plus rabies
- Deworming included
- Dental examination
Two routes
Two ways to see us from Al Barsha
One takes your car and about ten minutes; the other takes a WhatsApp message and no car at all. They do different jobs — worth knowing which before you book.
- Step 01
Drive: Umm Suqeim Street or Sheikh Zayed Road
From Al Barsha 1, 2, 3 or Al Barsha South, take Umm Suqeim Street down to Sheikh Zayed Road and come off at Al Quoz 3. One junction, no crossing of town.
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Park at the door, not in a mall
The Curve Building, Shop G08, with free parking around it — the walk from the car with a carrier is steps, not floors.
- Step 03
One visit does the whole job
Examination, bloods, X-ray or ultrasound and treatment happen in one building, and most laboratory results are back before you leave.
- Step 04
Or book a home visit instead
Send your area and what your pet needs to WhatsApp +971 54 888 3686. We confirm the slot and quote the visit before anyone sets off.
- Step 05
What the vet does at your flat
A full examination, vaccinations, parasite treatment, minor illness care and sampling — vaccination book and medical record updated exactly as they would be here.
- Step 06
What a house call cannot do
No X-ray, no ultrasound, no surgery and no laboratory at your door. Samples travel back to Al Quoz with the vet, so results reach you later in the day — and anything needing imaging or theatre becomes a clinic appointment.
Real photos from the Al Quoz clinic
Clients and their pets at The Curve Building — the clinic you would be driving to, photographed here rather than bought from a stock library.
The genuine Al Barsha offer
A vet at your door in Al Barsha
Home visits are the part of this page that really does happen in Al Barsha. A licensed Petbook veterinarian comes to your flat or villa for check-ups, vaccinations, parasite treatment and sample collection — no carrier, no car park, no waiting room. Message us on WhatsApp for a same-day quote and we confirm the visit before anyone sets off.
- Check-ups, vaccinations and parasite treatment at your address
- Blood and urine samples collected and run back at our own laboratory
- Imaging, surgery and emergencies still need the clinic in Al Quoz 3
Al Barsha
What Al Barsha looks like from a vet's chair
Al Barsha is not one place. It runs from tower blocks behind the mall to villa rows with gardens, and the pets in each live very different lives.
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Tower flats behind the mall
Al Barsha 1 and Barsha Heights are apartment country: indoor cats, small dogs, and balconies nobody screened. Cats often survive the fall and still have chest and jaw injuries.
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Villa rows further out
Al Barsha 2, 3 and Al Barsha South have gardens and bigger dogs — which brings ticks, sand fleas, and paw pads meeting paving that baked all day.
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Ten minutes, two roads
Umm Suqeim Street or Sheikh Zayed Road both land you in Al Quoz 3 — often quicker than crossing Al Barsha itself at school-run time.
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Summer changes the arithmetic
From May to September, ten minutes in a cooled car is a very different journey from forty — especially for flat-faced breeds and older dogs.
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Why owners drive past nearer doors
A consult room with no laboratory and no X-ray sends you elsewhere the moment the answer is not obvious. That second trip costs more than the minutes it saved.
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A vet outside your own building
Some owners want a second opinion, or a clinic that is not the one everyone in the compound uses. We take records and vaccination histories over without any awkwardness.
Worth the drive
What you can only get at the clinic
A home visit covers most routine care. But four things stay behind at The Curve Building, and they are why clients coming from Al Barsha make the drive at least once a year.
- Imaging — digital X-ray and ultrasound, taken and read in the same visit instead of booked for another day
- The in-house laboratory — blood, urine and stool results while you wait, so treatment starts today
- Dentistry and surgery — scaling under anesthesia, spay and neuter and soft-tissue work, with a theatre and a ward in the same building
- Boarding and the pharmacy — medication dispensed at the desk on your way out, and a boarding stay inside a working clinic
Do not wait for a house call
When to drive straight in from Al Barsha
A home visit is the wrong tool for an emergency: the drugs, the oxygen and the theatre are all here. Call +971 54 888 3686 as you leave Al Barsha — the line is answered 24/7, and the treatment room is ready when you arrive.
- Collapse, a seizure, or a pet that cannot stand up
- Laboured breathing, or a cat breathing with its mouth open
- A male cat straining in the litter tray with little or nothing coming out
- Heavy panting, drooling and wobbling after time outside — heatstroke moves fast
- A fall from a balcony, a road accident, or a bite wound
- Anything swallowed that should not have been — rat bait, chocolate, a spilled cleaner
Common questions
How far is Al Barsha from Al Quoz?
About ten minutes by car in normal traffic. Petbook is at The Curve Building, Shop G08, Al Quoz 3, on Sheikh Zayed Road: from Al Barsha 1, 2, 3 or Al Barsha South you take Umm Suqeim Street or Sheikh Zayed Road and come off at Al Quoz 3. We are not inside Al Barsha and would rather say so before you set off. There is free parking around the building.
Are appointments required at your veterinary clinic Dubai?
Book if you can, especially coming from Al Barsha — a confirmed slot means you are not waiting after the drive down Sheikh Zayed Road. Same-day appointments are usually available: call or WhatsApp +971 54 888 3686 and we will tell you what is free today. Walk-ins are seen, but they are fitted around a booked list, so the wait is unpredictable. Emergencies are the exception — ring the line first, it is answered 24/7 by the veterinary team, and come straight in while we prepare.
How can I find the nearest vet clinic in Dubai for quick checkups?
Search by drive time rather than by district name — the closest pin is rarely the fastest one once Sheikh Zayed Road is involved. From Al Barsha 1, 2, 3 or Al Barsha South, Petbook in Al Quoz 3 is about ten minutes in normal traffic via Umm Suqeim Street or Sheikh Zayed Road, and you park at the building itself, which for a quick check-up matters more than the distance on the map. We are not inside Al Barsha and would rather say so. Call or WhatsApp +971 54 888 3686 and we will tell you whether a same-day slot is free before you set off.
Which veterinary clinic in Dubai is best for dogs?
No clinic should be trusted to answer that about itself, so here is what to ask instead: is the laboratory in-house or couriered out, can they X-ray the same day, is the emergency line answered by the veterinary team, and will they put an estimate in writing before treatment. Petbook rates 4.7 from 446 Google reviews and answers yes to all four — put the same four questions to every clinic you are considering.
How much does it cost to have a dog in Dubai?
The veterinary part is the predictable part: a consultation is AED 75, the annual vaccination package is AED 199, and grooming starts from AED 89. On top of that come food, Dubai Municipality registration and, if you want them, insurance and boarding. Everything we publish is on the vet prices page, and anything not listed we quote on WhatsApp the same day.
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