WELCOME
The
Veterinary Hospital was established more than 30 years ago & is the longest
established private veterinary clinic in Dubai.We offer the quality care, that
your pets deserve, in all aspects of Veterinary Medicine, with particular emphasis
on prevention of disease.
Our highly qualified
staff provide ( 24 hours, a day / 7 days, a week) a unique & competent diagnostic
support and assistance for your animals whilst our modern computer facilities
keep track of your pet's medical history.
All
of us at The Veterinary Hospital
have lived our lives with pets. We know that each is an individual with
his or her own personality and a member of the family. We want the best standards
of healthcare for our own pets and we aim to provide that same standard for our
patients.
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our map as MS Word document
Download our New Client's Registration
form
If this is your first visit to our clinic ( or your details have
changed ), please download, complete & hand this form to reception when you
next visit. This will speed up your registration with us.
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A Virtual Tour of Our Facilities
Read
the newspaper article about us
Dogs
and fireworks just don’t go together. While we love the spectacle, the bangs,
the sheer exhilaration of a good firework display, dogs in general find it a nightmare.
If you have animals, the best course of action is to stay at home with them on
the nights when you know there’s going to be a lot of local fireworks activity.
On
a hot day the temperature inside a stationary car can rapidly increase to double
that on the outside, this can happen within six to ten minutes. To add to their
problems remember that dogs sweat only on their paw pads. 
Panting
is the primary method of cooling down. Because of issues with respiration, some
short-nosed breeds are more susceptible to heat stress including boxers, pugs
& Pekinese. Dogs left in backyards can also die from heat stroke & should
have a place where they can go to escape the sun. Shade is a must as well as a
big bowl of fresh water. Don’t over-exercise your pet when it’s hot.
Avoid the midday sun - keep your walks or play sessions to early mornings and
the night when it is cooler.
We
speak - English, Arabic, German, French, Danish,
Farsi, Urdu, Hindi, Afgani, Tagalog/Cebuano & Kapampangan
