Thorough diagnostics
Reviews describe comprehensive testing, with X-ray, ultrasound and PCR completed immediately and used to guide the diagnosis.
Al Falah Veterinary Clinic
Al Wasl
Al Falah Veterinary Clinic is a vet in Al Wasl treating cats and dogs, from everyday check-ups to serious illness and surgery. Reviews highlight detailed diagnostic workups, including X-rays, ultrasound and PCR, plus attentive care during lengthy treatments.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
412 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Emergency treatment
Customers report successful urgent care, including intestinal surgery and treatment that helped two puppies recover from Parvovirus within a week.
Chronic care
The clinic has reviews describing careful management of renal failure, FIP and lengthy viral illnesses, with reminders and follow-up support.
Fair pricing
Several customers describe the pricing as reasonable, including one rescue case where half the medicine cost was charged for the full course needed.
Walk-ins
One walk-in customer said the staff arranged an appointment without too much waiting and carried out multiple checks before treatment.
Nursing care
Post-surgery reviews specifically praise the nursing team for gentle, attentive support and keeping pets comfortable during recovery.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm updates. If your pet stays overnight, agree on an update schedule before admission; one foster case went 24 hours without news.
Ask payment terms. Before boarding or treatment, ask about the discharge and payment rules, since one reviewer was required to clear the balance first.
Check protection. For kitten surgery, confirm which cone will be supplied and whether it fits securely before taking your pet home.
Request testing. For unclear symptoms, ask whether imaging and PCR are needed; one review says those tests were completed immediately without waiting.
Check discounts. If you have an Esaad card, ask whether the discount applies to your visit; a customer said the clinic accepts it.
Plan the visit
Practical details
28 21C St
Al Wasl, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
Reviews describe treatment and ongoing support for cats diagnosed with FIP, including medication guidance and follow-up.
life-saving intestinal surgery
One emergency review describes intestinal surgery followed by attentive nursing care during recovery.
TNR
A customer said the clinic accommodates cats brought from Al Ain for trap-neuter-return work.
medicated food
The clinic is reported to sell medicated food alongside veterinary treatment.
spaying and check ups
One multi-cat household said spaying and check-ups went smoothly.
Common Concerns
Update gaps
One boarding case involved no clinic update for 24 hours, despite repeated calls from the foster home.
Payment policy
A reviewer said the clinic refused a request to pay later and would not discharge the cat until the outstanding balance was settled.
Recovery concern
One customer said their cat was sent home as recovered but continued sneezing and coughing afterward.
Surgery complaint
A reviewer described a 2021 eye-surgery experience as unsuccessful and said the cat's eye had not recovered.
Cone issue
After two kittens were neutered, one reviewer said they were returned without suitable, secure plastic cones for post-surgery protection.
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The Bottom Line
Al Falah Veterinary Clinic in Al Wasl is a practical choice for routine pet care as well as complicated cases. Reviews describe cats and dogs receiving check-ups, spaying, dental work and emergency treatment. The clinic has also handled FIP, renal failure and serious viral infections, while one emergency case involved intestinal surgery and another involved puppies with Parvovirus.
Diagnostics are a notable strength in the reviews. One customer said a broad workup—X-ray, ultrasound and PCR—was completed immediately, without waiting, and that the resulting diagnosis made treatment easier. Other customers appreciated clear explanations, reminders and help with medication, including being shown how to inject a cat during FIP treatment.
Pricing is often described as reasonable, with reviews mentioning no surprises, medicated food and acceptance of the Esaad discount. Rescue and TNR customers also describe the clinic as accommodating. A walk-in reviewer experienced little waiting, though that should not be treated as a guarantee.
There are important cautions. One boarding case involved 24 hours without an update, strict payment-before-discharge rules and a cat still coughing after being sent home. Separate reviews raise concerns about an older eye surgery and unsuitable post-neuter cones.
Confirm communication, payment terms and post-operative instructions before admission.