Emergency vet in Dubai, open until 12 AM
Urgent care for cats and dogs in Ras Al Khor. The clinic is open 8 AM to 12 AM every day, and the phone is answered 24 hours. Call 055 620 4085 before you leave home. The person who answers tells you whether to come in now.

- Clinic open8 AM to 12 AM every day
- PhoneAnswered 24 hours
- BookingNone needed. Call first
- After 12 AMDirected to a hospital open overnight
01Why here
Why urgent cases come to Ras Al Khor
An emergency needs a vet who is open, and the tools in the same building.
Open until 12 AM, 7 days a week
Most problems start in the evening, after work and after the walk. Your cat or dog can be examined at 11 PM without a booking. After 12 AM the phone still answers and points you to a hospital that is open overnight.
X-ray, ultrasound and lab in the same building
A cat that fell from a balcony has a chest x-ray at the same visit. Blood runs in our own lab while the vet examines. Nothing is sent out to wait until tomorrow.
Inpatient ward for the night
An animal that needs fluids or watching does not go home at midnight. It is admitted to the inpatient ward, and you are told when to call for an update.
Written estimate before anything is done
Stabilising comes first. Then you see a written estimate that lists the tests, the treatment and any ward nights, before you sign for any of it.
Book on WhatsAppCall 055 620 4085Phone answered 24 hours
02Overview
What happens when you call
Call 055 620 4085 before you put your cat or dog in the car. The call takes about 2 minutes. It lets the team get the room ready before you arrive. It also tells you whether your animal can safely wait for a normal consultation.
The person who answers asks 5 things. What species and roughly what weight. How old. What happened, and when. Whether your animal is breathing normally and can stand. What it may have eaten. If it is a poisoning, have the packet in your hand. You are then told one of three things: come in now, come in today, or watch at home with a list of signs.
Between 8 AM and 12 AM you come to Shop B04, Samari Retail, Ras Al Khor Industrial 3. X-ray and ultrasound, the laboratory and the inpatient ward are in the same building. After 12 AM the clinic is closed, but the phone is still answered. You get first-aid advice and you are directed to a hospital that is open overnight. We say this plainly because a drive to a closed door wastes time your animal may not have.
03What it covers
Urgent problems we see between 8 AM and 12 AM
If you need a vet open now, the answer is the same every day: open until 12 AM, phone answered 24 hours. These are the situations we see most in the evening.
- Emergency vet near me, from east DubaiFrom International City the drive is 8 to 12 minutes. Al Warqa and Nad Al Sheba are 10 to 15, Silicon Oasis 12 to 18 and Mirdif 15 to 20, all outside rush hour. Call before you set off.
- After hours vet visits, 8 PM to 12 AMEvening cases are seen in order of urgency, not arrival. A dog that cannot breathe goes in before a booked appointment. A written estimate comes before any test or procedure, at 11 PM as at 11 AM.
- Walk-ins without a bookingWe are a vet open till midnight, 7 days a week. Walk in between 8 AM and 12 AM, but call first so the room is ready and you are not waiting in a hot car.
- Blocked bladder in male catsStraining in the tray with little or no urine. He is seen ahead of the queue, with a bladder ultrasound and a blood test at the same visit. Read about urinary blockage in cats.
- Vomiting and diarrhoeaA dog vomiting more than twice in a day, or a cat vomiting and refusing food, is examined the same day. Bring a photo of what came up and a note of what was eaten. See swallowed objects.
- Heatstroke in dogsHeavy panting, thick drool and wobbling on a hot walk. Wet the coat with tap water, put the air conditioning on full and call from the car.
- Poisoning and toxic foodsChocolate, grapes, human tablets, rat bait and lilies. Bring the packet. Emptying the stomach works best within 2 hours, so do not wait to see if he gets sick.
- Falls, road accidents and woundsChest x-ray and pain relief first, then the leg. Bite wounds and cat-fight abscesses are cleaned and stitched under sedation. Fractures go to orthopedics.
- Difficult birthA cat or dog straining for more than 30 minutes with nothing born, or more than 2 hours between births, needs a vet now. A caesarean is done here.
04On the day
From the phone call to the treatment room
This is the usual order for an urgent case between 8 AM and 12 AM.
- 1
The call
About 2 minutesAnswer the 5 questions as exactly as you can. Say the time it started. Say the weight if you know it. You are told what to do before you leave and whether to come to us.
- 2
In the car
A cat goes in a carrier, or in a closed box with air holes. A dog that may have a broken bone is carried on a board or a thick blanket by 2 people. Run the air conditioning. Give no food, no water and no human medicine.
- 3
Arrival
Walk to the desk and say that you called. A nurse checks breathing, gum colour, pulse and temperature in the first minutes. An animal that cannot breathe or is bleeding is seen before booked appointments.
- 4
Stabilise, then test
The vet deals with breathing, shock and pain first. Tests come second. Blood is run in our own lab, and x-ray or ultrasound is a few steps away.
- 5
Written estimate
You receive a written estimate before any procedure. The vet explains what is urgent tonight and what can wait until tomorrow.
- 6
Home, ward or referral
Your animal goes home with written instructions, is admitted to the inpatient ward, or is referred to a hospital that is open overnight. The vet tells you which, and why.
Call 055 620 4085 before you leave home
Say what happened, the species and the weight. The desk tells you whether to come now, or asks for a photo on WhatsApp for a same-day slot.
05Short clips
Arriving at the clinic
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Walking into the clinic at Samari Retail -
A vet works through a check-up -
A dog is examined on the table -
A cat waits on the exam table
06In Dubai
Emergencies we see because this is Dubai
Heatstroke, May to October
A dog can overheat on a 15-minute walk after sunrise. The signs are heavy panting, thick drool, wobbling and collapse. Pour tap water over the body, not ice water. Put the air conditioning on full and call from the car.
Falls from flats
Cats fall from open windows and balconies in every tower district. A cat that walks away from a fall can still have air around the lungs or a torn bladder. She needs a chest x-ray the same day.
Parked cars
The inside of a parked car passes 60°C in a Dubai summer. If you have to wait outside the clinic, keep the engine and the air conditioning running and stay with your animal.
Pest control and bouquets
Pest control is routine in Dubai buildings, and rat bait causes internal bleeding 2 to 5 days after it is eaten. Lilies in a bouquet can cause kidney failure in a cat. Bring the product name or a photo of the flowers.
Ramadan evenings
During Ramadan the hours after iftar are usually our busiest. Urgent cases are still seen first. If the problem is not urgent, a morning visit means a shorter wait.
Check the route once
Save 055 620 4085 in your phone today. Look up the drive from your home to Ras Al Khor Industrial 3 at rush hour and at night, so you know the real time before you need it.
07Do not wait
Call now for any of these
These do not wait until morning. Call first, then drive.
Phone answered 24 hours
- A cat breathing with its mouth open, or gums that are blue, grey or white
- A male cat straining in the litter tray and passing little or no urine
- A tight, swollen belly with retching and nothing coming up, mostly in large dogs
- A seizure that lasts more than 3 minutes, or 2 seizures in one day
- Collapse, or an animal that cannot stand after a fall or a road accident
- A known or suspected poison, including human tablets, rat bait, lilies, grapes and chocolate
08From the clinic
In the clinic
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A golden retriever lies on the reception floor at night, with the pink Petflix sign reflected in the glass behind -
The Petflix Vet sign above the glass entrance, under the pergola at Samari Retail -
A vet with a stethoscope and an assistant examine a small cat on the steel table -
A ginger long-haired cat lies on a steel table with an IV line taped to its front leg -
A calico cat sits on the steel table with a dressed wound on its hind leg -
A vet in blue scrubs examines a cat, with the blood analysers on the bench behind -
A vet and a nurse check a white cat wrapped in a towel as it comes round -
A husky in a black harness lies on the reception floor while it waits
09Owners say
Google reviews that mention this
traillifica month ago Our two cats, Snowbear (6yo Turkish Angora) and Greyson (2.5yo Chartreux), needed more than 3 days of intensive clinic care due to a tough viral infection requiring IV therapy, antibiotics, and nebulization. Snowbear and Greyson are now happily on the road to recovery at home.
Nadiia Shamrai4 months ago I rescued two cats from the street, and it turned into a disaster when they suddenly got terribly sick. While looking for urgent help, I visited Petflix since they were luckily open from 8 a.m. I visited twice daily for two weeks. Thankfully, my cats are now back to normal and are waiting for their first vaccination at the same place.
Ireta Murati10 months ago My cat was in such a critical condition, and thanks to Dr. Sara's quick response and expertise, she's now healthy and back to her playful self.
Joyce Lyn Dela Gracia3 months ago I bring my cat, Vanilla, there for his annual vaccinations and grooming. Christine is always quick to respond, whether through WhatsApp or their Facebook page.
irina skripka4 months ago Was very satisfied with home visit for my cat vaccinations, she loved them from first sight.
CHANTELL TOLENTINO2 months ago Dr. Abdallah took very good care of my cat Bella and explained everything clearly, which made me feel comfortable and reassured.
Rana Abdelmoti8 months ago Dr. Abdalla carefully reviewed my cat's full medical history and provided valuable insights and clear explanations about her condition. Despite how aggressive my cat can be, he avoided sedation, handled her with great care, gave her treats, and managed her in a calm and professional manner.
Aswathi c11 months ago I took my cat Sky here for her spaying surgery. She felt so comfortable and safe throughout the process. The doctor is very experienced and took the time to explain everything we asked about. 4.7 / 5 · on Google, from 528 reviews. Excerpts from our Google Maps reviews. Read all reviews on Google
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