Bird variety
Reviews mention many kinds of birds alongside reptiles, fish, dogs and cats, making this useful for browsing before choosing a pet.
King Parrots
Warsan
King Parrots is a bird shop in Warsan, with reviews describing a broad selection of birds, accessories and other pets. It is also part of a spacious pet-market setting where families can browse, interact with animals and bring pets to outdoor areas.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
2,180 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Pet areas
A large play area lets visitors bring their own pets and spend time outdoors rather than simply shopping.
Free parking
One review specifically describes the parking as free and huge, which is helpful when visiting with children or pets.
Family friendly
Children can see and interact with different animals, giving the visit more to do than a standard shop trip.
Bird grooming
A customer reported having a macaw’s wings, nails and beak trimmed for 30aed.
Helpful browsing
Several reviews describe polite staff who answer questions without pressuring visitors to buy.
Pet supplies
Reviews mention practical supplies such as harnesses and bags, as well as bird accessories and food.
Tips for a Better Visit
Go evenings. Aim for after 4pm, when reviews say the place becomes more active and bird displays may take place.
Compare prices. Check more than one shop and negotiate, especially if comparing with Sharjah; one review says bargaining may reach 50–70%.
Confirm quotes. Before returning to collect an item, reconfirm the quoted price because one customer reported an increase after 20 minutes.
Allow time. The market is spread out, so wear something comfortable and allow extra walking time, particularly during summer.
Visit Fridays. Some reviews mention bird and animal shows on Fridays after 4pm, so check locally if that is your main reason for visiting.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Warsan Third - Warsan 3 - Dubai
Warsan Third - Warsan 3, 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 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
pet shows
Reviews mention Friday bird and animal shows, generally after 4pm.
umbrella cockatoo
One customer specifically visited for large umbrella cockatoos and bought one there.
Common Concerns
Bird odour
One recent review noticed a bird smell inside the shop.
Higher prices
Multiple reviews say prices can be higher than Sharjah’s bird market, even though some items are considered reasonable.
Price dispute
A customer reported being quoted one price and finding it increased when they returned 20 minutes later.
Uneven service
Staff helpfulness appears inconsistent; one review found the salespeople unhelpful despite liking the pets.
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The Bottom Line
King Parrots is a bird shop in Warsan within a wider pet-market setting. Reviews describe a strong selection of parrots, lovebirds and other birds, plus accessories and pet food. The surrounding market also includes reptiles and other animals, so it works as a browsing trip as much as a place to buy a pet.
There is plenty of outdoor space, including areas where visitors can bring pets to play, and families regularly mention the experience for children. One review describes a big playing ground, while another mentions dogs using an enclosed real-grass area. Parking is repeatedly described as spacious, with one customer calling it free and huge.
Some reviews also mention cafés, snacks and Friday pet shows after 4pm. Timing matters. Several customers recommend going after 4pm, especially for displays, while the spread-out layout can be tiring in summer.
The shops are generally described as clean and organised, although one recent review noticed a bird smell inside. Prices are mixed: some customers find them reasonable, but others say they are higher than Sharjah’s bird market. Compare quotes and confirm the price before buying; one reviewer said it increased after they returned 20 minutes later.
Bird grooming is another useful detail, with a reported 30aed trim for a macaw’s wings, nails and beak.