Wildlife rescue
Injured wild birds are accepted, treated and sometimes released back into nature with progress and release videos shared.
Nad Al Shiba Veterinary Clinic
Nad Al Sheba
Nad Al Shiba Veterinary Clinic is a veterinarian in Nad Al Sheba treating household pets as well as birds and other small or exotic animals. Reviews make its wildlife bird rescue work, including treatment followed by release back into nature, a particularly distinctive reason to consider it.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
163 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Bird expertise
Reviews describe careful treatment for parrots, cockatiels, budgerigars, falcons and other birds.
Urgent care
One rabbit emergency was handled at 2am, and another reviewer was seen immediately after calling with an urgent situation.
Clear explanations
Several reviews mention vets taking time to explain diagnoses, treatment options, pricing and aftercare rather than rushing visits.
Surgical experience
Customers report successful treatment for serious cases including diaphragm hernia repair, eye removal and rabbit enucleation.
Fair pricing
Customers describe the rates as affordable, with one cat owner specifically noting transparent pricing and no pressure toward unnecessary treatment.
Parking
A long-standing customer reported ample free parking, which is useful if you are arriving with a larger pet carrier or multiple animals.
Tips for a Better Visit
Use Maps. Use Google Maps and allow extra time: one visitor found the clinic difficult to locate and described it as being in the middle of nowhere.
Ask Updates. If your animal stays overnight, agree how updates will be shared; one owner received videos during a cat’s stay.
Request Pricing. Ask for treatment options and pricing before tests or procedures; a bird owner said the clinic explained both clearly.
Wildlife Help. For an injured wild bird, ask about surrender and rehabilitation: reviews describe treatment followed by release videos.
Check Tests. For serious parrot diagnoses, consider confirming an important test with another clinic, based on one reviewer’s disputed PBFD result.
Emergency Call. Call ahead for urgent cases; one customer said the clinic arranged immediate access after an urgent call.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Retail No.3, residence 1
Nad Al Sheba 1, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
minor surgery
One dog received minor surgery with progress updates and clear post-care instructions.
annual vaccination
Routine annual vaccination visits are mentioned for a household with several elderly and younger cats.
PBFD test
A parrot owner reported having a PBFD test there, but later disputed the result after checking with another clinic.
Common Concerns
Bird concerns
One reviewer reported a bird dying after treatment and said updates were only provided after repeated requests.
Test dispute
A parrot owner reported an unsanitary examination room and said a later clinic disputed the original positive PBFD test.
Location
Some customers found the clinic difficult to locate or a long drive from central Dubai, so allow extra time for navigation.
Reception complaint
One wildlife customer described a later phone interaction with reception as rude and unhelpful.
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The Bottom Line
Nad Al Shiba Veterinary Clinic is a Nad Al Sheba vet for cats, dogs, birds, rabbits and smaller animals. You can bring a pet for examinations, medication, surgery or vaccinations, while the clinic also accepts injured wildlife. Bird rescue is the unusual draw: reviewers describe injured ring-neck parakeets, doves, pigeons and crows being treated, sheltered until fit to fly, and released back into nature.
Progress and release videos were a welcome touch for several rescuers. The bird and exotic-animal experience is backed by detailed accounts of parrot, falcon, rabbit, hamster, hedgehog and budgerigar care. Cat and dog cases range from routine checkups to serious procedures, including diaphragm hernia surgery, eye removal and minor surgery managed with post-care updates.
Customers often mention gentle handling, thorough explanations and staff who answer questions patiently. There are practical positives too: reviews mention free ample parking, urgent access and fair or transparent pricing. The clinic can be hard to find without Google Maps and may be a long drive from some parts of Dubai.
For a significant parrot diagnosis, one reviewer reported a disputed PBFD result and recommended caution; asking what each test shows and seeking confirmation may be sensible. Wildlife outcomes are not always positive either, so agree on the update process when surrendering an injured animal.