Avian Care
Reviews describe careful, low-stress treatment for parrots, cockatiels and macaws, with explanations about recovery and diet.
Nad Al Sheba
The City Vet Clinic’s Meydan branch in Nad Al Sheba provides veterinary care for cats, dogs and birds, alongside grooming and boarding. Reviews highlight calm handling, clear explanations and attentive follow-up, including overnight updates for pets needing special care.
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Reviews describe careful, low-stress treatment for parrots, cockatiels and macaws, with explanations about recovery and diet.
For a dog needing dental extraction with a liver issue, the clinic carried out precautions and tests before anaesthesia.
Pets staying for special care may receive updates during the night, which is useful during more serious treatment.
A review says the grooming team handled cats professionally without adding stress, and another describes a dog enjoying the visit.
Visitors describe the clinic as clean, well organised and well equipped, helping pets and owners feel more at ease.
The team has helped pet owners with travel paperwork, including securing a missing document while the owner was at the airport.
Several reviews mention quick appointments, including last-minute bookings and urgent treatment for injured or seriously ill pets.
Confirm Extras. Before vaccination or treatment, ask which tests, products or add-ons cost extra; one customer was surprised by a 637-dirham bill.
Confirm Follow-up. For ongoing care, confirm the follow-up appointment and communication channel in advance, since one review reports unanswered messages.
Discuss Bird Care. If bringing a bird, ask who will perform the procedure and about their avian experience before an injection or treatment.
Ask About Paperwork. For international pet travel, ask about required documents early; reviewers say the team can help with missing paperwork.
Check Discount. First-time grooming or consultation visitors should ask whether the reported 20% introductory discount applies to their booking.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Boarding is mentioned as an available option for owners who need their pets cared for at the clinic.
One review mentions pet food delivery as an additional convenience.
Dermatology is named among the clinic’s veterinary services.
Soft tissue surgery is specifically mentioned as an available treatment service.
The clinic is reported to assist with paperwork for importing and exporting pets.
One recent review says messages about follow-up appointments were not answered.
A reviewer said they could not speak with management when making a complaint.
A customer questioned a 637-dirham cat vaccination bill and said an extra charge was not explained beforehand.
One bird owner reported an upsetting injection experience and questioned the staff’s confidence and technique.
The Bottom Line
The City Vet Clinic – Meydan Branch is a general veterinary clinic in Nad Al Sheba for cats, dogs and birds. You can book consultations, vaccinations, surgery and grooming, while reviews also mention boarding and help with pet travel documents. The strongest pattern is calm, attentive handling: nervous pets reportedly settle quickly, and one cat was groomed without being stressed.
The clinic has useful experience with more involved cases. A dog needing dental extraction despite a liver-related anaesthesia concern received precautionary tests and detailed aftercare. Other owners describe urgent treatment, overnight updates and follow-up after surgery or serious illness.
Bird owners may also find the avian expertise valuable, with reviews describing careful care for cockatiels and macaws. Communication is not uniformly smooth. Most recent reviews praise quick WhatsApp replies and last-minute appointments, but another says follow-up messages went unanswered and management was unavailable for a complaint.
Pricing deserves a clear conversation before treatment: one customer reported 637 dirhams for a cat’s annual vaccination and felt an extra charge had not been explained. A separate review mentions a 399 package covering vaccination, a municipality tag and deworming, while first-time visitors reported a 20% discount on grooming or consultation.