Dog Vet Clinic Dubai
Comprehensive dog care — from puppies to seniors.
Dogs are our most diverse patients — from 2-kg Chihuahuas to 50-kg Rottweilers, from puppies needing their first vaccine to seniors managing arthritis or cardiac disease. Our team on Hessa Street has the experience, equipment, and surgical capability to handle the full range of canine health needs in-house. No referrals for routine conditions, no waiting weeks for specialist appointments — just experienced vets with everything they need to diagnose and treat your dog on the same day.
What's included
- ✓Puppy starter programmes: first vaccines, microchip, health screen, and behavioural advice
- ✓Adult dog core vaccines: DHPPi, rabies, and Leptospirosis
- ✓Kennel cough (Bordetella) vaccination for dogs attending boarding or dog parks
- ✓Annual wellness checks and full physical examinations
- ✓Dog dental cleaning, dental X-rays, and extractions under general anaesthesia
- ✓Spay (ovariohysterectomy) and neuter (castration) surgery
- ✓Dog-specific blood panels: IDEXX ProCyte CBC and Catalyst One chemistry (25+ parameters, 8 min)
- ✓Urinalysis and urine culture for UTI and kidney health
- ✓Digital X-ray and Mindray Vetus9 ultrasound with cardiology and abdominal modes
- ✓Orthopaedic surgery: TPLO (cruciate ligament repair), fracture fixation, luxating patella correction
- ✓Soft tissue surgery: tumour removal, gastrointestinal, bladder, caesarean section
- ✓Emergency care: trauma, bloat (GDV), toxin ingestion, respiratory distress
- ✓Full ICU with controlled oxygen therapy (21–65%), temperature and humidity regulation
- ✓Weight management and clinical nutrition counselling for dogs
- ✓Skin, ear, and allergy management
- ✓Vet home visits for elderly or anxious dogs — AED 400 + VAT
Why Mike's Vet
Our surgical team includes vets with postgraduate certification in small animal surgery — meaning complex orthopaedic and soft tissue procedures that would typically require a specialist referral are done in-house, on Hessa Street. For dog owners in Dubai, that means faster access to the level of care your dog needs, without the stress of referral delays or travelling to specialist centres.
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Open 7 days · 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM · Hessa Street, Dubai
Frequently asked questions
How often should my dog visit the vet in Dubai?
Puppies need visits every 3–4 weeks from 8 weeks old until their primary vaccine series is complete at around 16 weeks. After that, adult dogs should be seen annually for a wellness check and booster vaccines. Senior dogs (7+ years for most breeds, or earlier for large breeds) benefit from twice-yearly visits to monitor joint health, organ function, and early signs of age-related disease.
What vaccinations does my dog need in Dubai?
Core vaccines for dogs in Dubai are DHPPi (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza) and rabies. Leptospirosis vaccination is recommended for dogs with outdoor access, near water, or that travel. Kennel cough (Bordetella) vaccination is required by most Dubai boarding facilities and recommended for dogs with regular contact with other dogs.
What age should I spay or neuter my dog in Dubai?
This depends on the breed and size. For small and medium dogs, 6 months is commonly recommended. For large and giant breeds, many vets now advise waiting until 12–18 months to allow full musculoskeletal development, as early neutering may increase the risk of joint conditions like cruciate ligament rupture and hip dysplasia. We will advise you on the right timing for your specific dog.
Does Mike's Vet perform TPLO surgery for dogs in Dubai?
Yes. We perform TPLO (Tibial Plateau Levelling Osteotomy) — the gold-standard surgical treatment for cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture in dogs — in-house on Hessa Street. Our surgical team includes Dr. Nick Stokes DVM GPCert SAS. No specialist referral required — call +971 4 283 7744 to arrange a consultation.
My dog is limping on a back leg — what could it be?
Hind leg lameness in dogs is most commonly caused by cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture, which is the most common orthopaedic injury in dogs. Other causes include hip dysplasia, patellar luxation (slipping kneecap), nerve problems, and soft tissue injury. We recommend a vet assessment and X-rays to identify the cause. Book an appointment on +971 4 283 7744.
What are signs my dog needs emergency vet care?
Seek urgent help for: a distended or painful abdomen (possible bloat/GDV in large breeds), collapse or extreme weakness, difficulty breathing, suspected poisoning, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, suspected broken bone, or any sudden and severe change in your dog's condition. Call us on +971 4 283 7744 or WhatsApp immediately.