Emergency care
Reviews describe successful treatment for serious cases including parvo, pyometra, urinary blockage and feline panleukopenia.
Pet Palace Veterinary Clinic
International City
Pet Palace Veterinary Clinic is a dogs-and-cats veterinary clinic in International City, with reviews highlighting vaccinations, deworming, neutering and urgent treatment. Pet owners also value the clean setting, clear explanations and follow-up support after procedures or illness.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
262 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Follow-up support
Several owners received WhatsApp messages, calls, daily videos or next-day check-ins after treatment and surgery.
Clear explanations
Owners say procedures, medicines, vaccinations and post-treatment care were explained patiently and in detail.
Clean clinic
Reviews repeatedly describe the clinic as clean, calm, hygienic and well organised, with parking available in front.
Transparent pricing
Multiple reviews describe reasonable rates, and one owner appreciated receiving an emailed invoice after each visit.
Rescue support
One review notes affordable spay and neuter services for homeless cats alongside stray-cat rescue work.
Tips for a Better Visit
Request follow-up. Ask what follow-up is included after surgery or hospitalisation; reviews mention WhatsApp checks, calls and daily videos.
Keep invoices. Ask for the emailed invoice after your visit so you have a clear record of the charges.
Ask about titers. If your cat needs travel paperwork, ask about the rabies titer test, which one reviewer found was completed quickly.
Use parking. For vaccination visits, note that one reviewer reported parking available directly in front of the clinic.
Plan the visit
Practical details
France Cluster Building Q09 Shop No S14
Warsan First - France Cluster, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
Spay surgery
Cat owners mention using the clinic for spay surgery, with reviews describing clear explanations and smooth recovery.
PU surgery
One review describes PU surgery for a cat in a serious condition, followed by recovery and ongoing trust in the clinic.
Home service vaccination
Home service vaccination is mentioned as a gentle, clearly explained option for a cat that may be difficult to bring in.
Rabies titer test
A reviewer specifically mentions a rabies titer test for travel and says it was completed quite quickly.
Deworming and annual vaccinations
Reviews mention bringing cats in for deworming and annual vaccinations, with careful handling during both.
Common Concerns
Medication concern
One reviewer alleged that a medicine labelled for cats was prescribed for a puppy and said the clinic dismissed the concern.
Diagnosis dispute
One reviewer disputed a puppy’s parvo diagnosis and felt the consultation and treatment recommendations were not properly explained.
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The Bottom Line
Pet Palace Veterinary Clinic in International City is used for routine cat and dog care as well as more serious treatment. Reviews specifically mention vaccinations, deworming, spay and neuter procedures, and emergency cases such as parvo, pyometra, urinary blockage and feline panleukopenia. That range matters if you would rather keep routine care and unexpected problems with one clinic.
Communication is a strong theme. Owners describe vets taking time to explain diagnoses, medicines and post-operative instructions, while follow-up can include WhatsApp messages, phone calls, next-day checks or daily hospitalisation videos. One owner also received an emailed invoice after each visit, making charges easier to track.
The clinic itself is repeatedly described as clean, calm and organised, and a reviewer mentioned parking in front. There are useful extras beyond standard consultations: home-service vaccination is mentioned, and one reviewer says rabies titer testing for travel can be done quickly. Prices are repeatedly described as reasonable or competitive, though no customer supplied a verifiable amount.
One strongly negative review raised concerns about a puppy’s diagnosis, consultation, and a cat-labelled medicine prescribed for a dog. If treatment is unclear, ask for the diagnosis, test results, medicine instructions and itemised invoice before proceeding.