Why should birds see an avian vet?
Birds are sensitive animals with unique health requirements and anatomies. They need skilled caretakers who understand their every need. Our Sustainable City branch now offers dedicated avian care, with a newly appointed bird specialist ready for your visit.
From simple, yet detailed nutritional planning to wellness exams and treatments, our care is designed to support your bird's health. Our goal is to provide professional service and expert advice you can trust.
What services do we offer?
Help for feather plucking, aggression, appetite loss, or sudden changes in diet or routine.
Treatment for infections, weakness, breathing issues, or any sudden signs of distress.
Testing and treatment for mites, lice, or internal parasites that affect health and comfort.
Crop swabs, fecal exams, bloodwork, and imaging to investigate signs and symptoms.
Support with minor procedures or guidance for advanced care when surgery is needed.
When should you take your bird to the vet?
Some of our bird friends tend to mask symptoms, so 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
Getting them the help they need early on makes a significant difference. It's often the best way to prevent minor issues from escalating into serious, life-threatening conditions.
What species do we see?
Our avian vet is trained to care for a wide range of species, including:
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.
Who will treat your bird?
Avian care is overseen by Dr. Javad Yeganeh, a veterinarian with over 13 years of experience in Iran and the UAE. Based at our Sustainable City branch, Dr. J provides consultations and follow-ups for a variety of pet birds, including pigeons, parrots, cockatiels, budgerigars, lovebirds, and other commonly kept species.
His gentle and thorough approach complements his extensive knowledge of bird behavior, nutrition, and diseases. By combining his extensive clinical background with a meticulous, detail-oriented approach, Dr. J ensures that each bird receives personalized care and owners feel confident about their pet’s health and well-being.
What makes bird care different?
Birds are prey animals by nature, which means they'll instinctively hide or mask illness as long as they are able to. That's why routine checkups from trained professionals are important. Even the most subtle changes, such as reduced vocalization, puffed feathers, or a shift in posture, can give our bird vets a clue.
But avian care goes beyond simple checkups. Working with birds means understanding their anatomy, behaviors, environmental needs, and health requirements, all while handling them with care and patience.
At our clinic, our highly experienced team cares for them in low-stimulation rooms outfitted with specialized equipment, designed to deliver precise and comfortable solutions.
