Avian Care

Veterinary Care for Birds

Our avian vets have experience with parrots, budgerigars, lovebirds, canaries, and more, offering tailored medical and behavioral support to help your bird stay comfortable and well at every stage of life.

A bird patient at our vet clinic is checked on by our expert avian veterinarian

Avian Care

Veterinary Care for Birds

Our avian vets have experience with parrots, budgerigars, lovebirds, canaries, and more, offering tailored medical and behavioral support to help your bird stay comfortable and well at every stage of life.

A bird patient at our vet clinic is checked on by our expert avian veterinarian

Avian Care

Veterinary Care for Birds

Our avian vets have experience with parrots, budgerigars, lovebirds, canaries, and more, offering tailored medical and behavioral support to help your bird stay comfortable and well at every stage of life.

A bird patient at our vet clinic is checked on by our expert avian veterinarian

Avian Care

Veterinary Care for Birds

Our avian vets have experience with parrots, budgerigars, lovebirds, canaries, and more, offering tailored medical and behavioral support to help your bird stay comfortable and well at every stage of life.

A bird patient at our vet clinic is checked on by our expert avian veterinarian

Why should birds see an avian vet?

Birds are sensitive animals with unique physiology. We now offer dedicated avian care through our newly appointed bird specialist, available at our DIP and Jumeirah branches.


Whether it’s nutritional planning, behavioural changes, or signs of illness, we tailor our care to your bird’s unique needs. Our goal is to support their long-term health through attentive checkups, early detection, and expert advice you can trust.

What services do we offer?

Nutrition & Behaviour Consult

Nutrition & Behaviour Consult

Nutrition & Behaviour Consult

Help for feather plucking, aggression, appetite loss, or sudden changes in diet or routine.

Illness & Emergency Care

Illness & Emergency Care

Illness & Emergency Care

Treatment for infections, weakness, breathing issues, or any sudden signs of distress.

Parasite Control

Parasite Control

Parasite Control

Testing and treatment for mites, lice, or internal parasites that affect health and comfort.

Diagnostic Testing

Diagnostic Testing

Diagnostic Testing

Crop swabs, fecal exams, bloodwork, and imaging to investigate signs and symptoms.

Minor Surgical Care or Referrals

Minor Surgical Care or Referrals

Minor Surgical Care or Referrals

Support with minor procedures or guidance for advanced care when surgery is needed.

What species do we see?

Our avian vet is trained to care for a wide range of species, including:

Parrots (Macaws, African Greys, Cockatoos)

Budgies and parakeets

Cockatiels

Lovebirds

Canaries and finches

Doves and pigeons

Other small to medium-sized pet birds

If you're unsure whether your bird can be treated, please don't hesitate to call. We're happy to advise. Reach us at +971 600 566 253.

What makes bird care different?

Unlike dogs or cats, birds are prey animals by nature, which means they instinctively hide signs of illness until they can no longer compensate for their condition. This makes early detection incredibly difficult without a trained eye. Even subtle changes, such as reduced vocalization, puffed feathers, or a shift in posture, can signal something serious beneath the surface.


That’s why avian care goes beyond general checkups. It requires a deep understanding of each species’ anatomy, behavior, and environmental needs, as well as the skill to handle them safely without causing additional stress. We handle bird consultations in calm, low-stimulation rooms using specialized equipment designed for delicate and precise examination.

Dr. Soheyl is hugging a cat, one of his regular patients at the vet clinic.
Dr. Soheyl is hugging a cat, one of his regular patients at the vet clinic.
Dr. Soheyl is hugging a cat, one of his regular patients at the vet clinic.

When should you take your bird to the vet?

Because birds tend to mask symptoms, don’t wait for something to “seem serious.” Book a consultation if you notice:

Fluffed-up feathers for long periods

Sitting at the bottom of the cage

Loss of appetite or change in water intake

Unusual droppings or discharge

Vocalisation changes or weakness

Laboured breathing or tail bobbing

Early intervention makes a significant difference, often preventing minor issues from developing into serious or even life-threatening conditions.

Want expert care tailored to your bird’s special needs?

Have a chat with our avian veterinary team today.

Want expert care tailored to your bird’s special needs?

Have a chat with our avian veterinary team today.

Want expert care tailored to your bird’s special needs?

Have a chat with our avian veterinary team today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should my bird see a bird vet?

Birds should see their vets at least once per year. But this check-up can be done twice to make sure no outlying diseases or symptoms can harm your bird. Routine vet visits are very important for preventing any harmful disease or illness from ever manifesting in your bird. We provide advice on how to keep your bird healthy and happy at home while also teaching you how and what to feed your bird. Let’s keep them healthy!

Do you offer emergency services for birds?

Yes, we do. At Noble Vet Clinic, our services encompass urgent situations and emergencies. We can take care of birds who need urgent vet care as well as fill you in on its condition. Pet parent education is fundamental to maintaining pets' health, which is why after we take care of your bird’s emergency, we’ll advise you on how to help them recover. We are always ready to help you and your pet in its care!

What should I bring on my visit to the bird veterinarian?

When visiting our clinic, the most important things to bring are your bird, bird cage, bird supplements, and other supporting documents such as their medical history and pet licenses. Be sure you bring with you all the documents related to your bird, so we’ll have all the information we need to take care of them. Complete records help our avian veterinarians get the full picture and this allows us to give your bird unique and loving veterinary care

Can you help with my bird's nutrition and diet?

Yes, our veterinarians can provide guidance on proper nutrition and diet for your bird, tailored to their specific species and life stage. We can recommend balanced diets, including the right mix of seeds, pellets, fruits, and vegetables, to ensure your bird stays healthy.

Can I get advice on behavioral issues with my bird?

Absolutely! Our veterinarians can provide advice on managing and correcting common behavioral issues in birds, such as feather plucking, aggression, and excessive vocalization. We’ll work with you to understand the root causes and develop a plan to address them.

What are common signs of illness in birds?

Watch for symptoms like loss of appetite, changes in droppings, feather plucking, lethargy, breathing issues, or unusual behaviors. Any of these could indicate a health concern.

How often should my bird see a bird vet?

Birds should see their vets at least once per year. But this check-up can be done twice to make sure no outlying diseases or symptoms can harm your bird. Routine vet visits are very important for preventing any harmful disease or illness from ever manifesting in your bird. We provide advice on how to keep your bird healthy and happy at home while also teaching you how and what to feed your bird. Let’s keep them healthy!

Do you offer emergency services for birds?

Yes, we do. At Noble Vet Clinic, our services encompass urgent situations and emergencies. We can take care of birds who need urgent vet care as well as fill you in on its condition. Pet parent education is fundamental to maintaining pets' health, which is why after we take care of your bird’s emergency, we’ll advise you on how to help them recover. We are always ready to help you and your pet in its care!

What should I bring on my visit to the bird veterinarian?

When visiting our clinic, the most important things to bring are your bird, bird cage, bird supplements, and other supporting documents such as their medical history and pet licenses. Be sure you bring with you all the documents related to your bird, so we’ll have all the information we need to take care of them. Complete records help our avian veterinarians get the full picture and this allows us to give your bird unique and loving veterinary care

Can you help with my bird's nutrition and diet?

Yes, our veterinarians can provide guidance on proper nutrition and diet for your bird, tailored to their specific species and life stage. We can recommend balanced diets, including the right mix of seeds, pellets, fruits, and vegetables, to ensure your bird stays healthy.

Can I get advice on behavioral issues with my bird?

Absolutely! Our veterinarians can provide advice on managing and correcting common behavioral issues in birds, such as feather plucking, aggression, and excessive vocalization. We’ll work with you to understand the root causes and develop a plan to address them.

What are common signs of illness in birds?

Watch for symptoms like loss of appetite, changes in droppings, feather plucking, lethargy, breathing issues, or unusual behaviors. Any of these could indicate a health concern.

How often should my bird see a bird vet?

Birds should see their vets at least once per year. But this check-up can be done twice to make sure no outlying diseases or symptoms can harm your bird. Routine vet visits are very important for preventing any harmful disease or illness from ever manifesting in your bird. We provide advice on how to keep your bird healthy and happy at home while also teaching you how and what to feed your bird. Let’s keep them healthy!

Do you offer emergency services for birds?

Yes, we do. At Noble Vet Clinic, our services encompass urgent situations and emergencies. We can take care of birds who need urgent vet care as well as fill you in on its condition. Pet parent education is fundamental to maintaining pets' health, which is why after we take care of your bird’s emergency, we’ll advise you on how to help them recover. We are always ready to help you and your pet in its care!

What should I bring on my visit to the bird veterinarian?

When visiting our clinic, the most important things to bring are your bird, bird cage, bird supplements, and other supporting documents such as their medical history and pet licenses. Be sure you bring with you all the documents related to your bird, so we’ll have all the information we need to take care of them. Complete records help our avian veterinarians get the full picture and this allows us to give your bird unique and loving veterinary care

Can you help with my bird's nutrition and diet?

Yes, our veterinarians can provide guidance on proper nutrition and diet for your bird, tailored to their specific species and life stage. We can recommend balanced diets, including the right mix of seeds, pellets, fruits, and vegetables, to ensure your bird stays healthy.

Can I get advice on behavioral issues with my bird?

Absolutely! Our veterinarians can provide advice on managing and correcting common behavioral issues in birds, such as feather plucking, aggression, and excessive vocalization. We’ll work with you to understand the root causes and develop a plan to address them.

What are common signs of illness in birds?

Watch for symptoms like loss of appetite, changes in droppings, feather plucking, lethargy, breathing issues, or unusual behaviors. Any of these could indicate a health concern.

Comprehensive Avian Care for Healthy Birds

Avian Care

Comprehensive Avian Care for Healthy Birds

Comprehensive Avian Care for Healthy Birds

Avian Care

Comprehensive Avian Care for Healthy Birds

Comprehensive Avian Care for Healthy Birds

Avian Care

Comprehensive Avian Care for Healthy Birds

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