A HEALTHIER LIFE

Dog Spay & Neuter in Dubai

A routine surgery, done carefully. Pre-surgical bloods, a nurse monitoring your dog from start to finish, and clear aftercare for a smooth recovery at home.

Midweek offer at our JLT clinic

Save 20% on spay and neuter

Dogs: From 960 AED 1,200 AED

Available Monday to Friday. Offer ends 30 November, 2026.

Dr. Mafalda Sardinha crouching beside a smiling golden retriever and listening to its chest with a stethoscope.

Increase lifespan upto

3-5 years

A HEALTHIER LIFE

Dog Spay & Neuter in Dubai

A routine surgery, done carefully. Pre-surgical bloods, a nurse monitoring your dog from start to finish, and clear aftercare for a smooth recovery at home.

Midweek offer at our JLT clinic

Save 20% on spay and neuter

Dogs: From 960 AED 1,200 AED

Available Monday to Friday. Offer ends 30 November, 2026.

Dr. Mafalda Sardinha crouching beside a smiling golden retriever and listening to its chest with a stethoscope.

Increase lifespan upto

3-5 years

A HEALTHIER LIFE

Dog Spay & Neuter in Dubai

A routine surgery, done carefully. Pre-surgical bloods, a nurse monitoring your dog from start to finish, and clear aftercare for a smooth recovery at home.

Midweek offer at our JLT clinic

Save 20% on spay and neuter

Dogs: From 960 AED 1,200 AED

Available Monday to Friday. Offer ends 30 November, 2026.

Dr. Mafalda Sardinha crouching beside a smiling golden retriever and listening to its chest with a stethoscope.

Increase lifespan upto

3-5 years

A HEALTHIER LIFE

Dog Spay & Neuter in Dubai

A routine surgery, done carefully. Pre-surgical bloods, a nurse monitoring your dog from start to finish, and clear aftercare for a smooth recovery at home.

Midweek offer at our JLT clinic

Save 20% on spay and neuter

Dogs: From 960 AED 1,200 AED

Available Monday to Friday. Offer ends 30 November, 2026.

Noble Veterinary Clinics vet gently holding a dog ahead of a same-day dog spay and neuter procedure in Dubai.

Increase lifespan upto

3-5 years

FROM

1,200 AED

Blood test and exam included

PROCEDURE

30 min

Depending on age and size

POST-OP CHECK

Included

At 10 to 14 days

RECOVERY

Warm and watched

A nurse monitoring until they wake

ANAESTHESIA SAFETY

The part people actually worry about

Most owners worry about the anaesthetic more than the surgery. Before we start, we carry out a full physical exam, plus pre-anaesthetic blood tests where your dog's age or health history call for them, and we postpone if anything looks off.


Throughout the surgery, a dedicated nurse monitors heart rate, oxygen, blood pressure and temperature, so their only job is your dog while the vet operates.


Pain relief starts before the first incision and continues at home, and your dog wakes on a heated bed with a nurse close by until fully alert. We call you as soon as they are awake and stable.

Dr. Lidija Krvavac crouching to check a curly apricot poodle in a bright clinic hallway.
Dr. Lidija Krvavac crouching to check a curly apricot poodle in a bright clinic hallway.
Smiling vet with a long braid kneeling to examine a tall cream-colored dog on an orange leash.
Smiling vet with a long braid kneeling to examine a tall cream-colored dog on an orange leash.
Smiling vet with a long braid kneeling to examine a tall cream-colored dog on an orange leash.

HEALTH BENEFITS

What each surgery protects against

Beyond preventing unplanned pregnancies, spaying protects your dog for years. Removing the ovaries and uterus takes away the risk of pyometra, a serious uterine infection, and lowers the chance of mammary tumours, particularly when done before she is old enough to have puppies.


Neutering removes the testicles, which takes away the risk of testicular cancer and lowers the chance of prostate problems later in life. Many owners also notice less marking, roaming, mounting, and hormone-driven aggression once their dog recovers.

THE PROCESS

What the day looks like

Drop off in the morning. Neuters go home the same afternoon; spays stay with us overnight.

THE NIGHT BEFORE

Fasting

No food after 10 PM, water is fine. We'll send fasting instructions specific to your dog's age and size ahead of the visit.

No food after 10 PM, water is fine. We'll send fasting instructions specific to your dog's age and size ahead of the visit.

MORNING

Admission

A final health check with the vet who'll be operating, and a chance to ask anything before you sign consent, once costs are confirmed.

A final health check with the vet who'll be operating, and a chance to ask anything before you sign consent, once costs are confirmed.

MIDDAY

The procedure

Neutering is quicker than spaying, and larger dogs take a little longer than smaller ones. We call you as soon as your dog is awake.

Neutering is quicker than spaying, and larger dogs take a little longer than smaller ones. We call you as soon as your dog is awake.

AFTERNOON

Home

Neutered males go home the same evening. Spayed females stay with us overnight for monitoring and go home the next day. Either way, you'll leave with aftercare instructions and a post-op check already booked.

Neutered males go home the same evening. Spayed females stay with us overnight for monitoring and go home the next day. Either way, you'll leave with aftercare instructions and a post-op check already booked.

PRICE GUIDE

Dog spay and neuter cost

Pricing covers a pre-operative exam to make sure your dog is ready for anaesthesia, the operation itself, our sterile surgical space and post-operative care.

Canine Castration (Males)

Small (0-10kg)

From 1,200 AED

Medium (10-20kg)

From 1,400 AED

Large (20-30kg)

From 1,700 AED

Extra large (30 kg+)

From 2,000 AED

Canine Spay (Females)

Small (0-10kg)

From 1,500 AED

Medium (10-20kg)

From 1,700 AED

Large (20-30kg)

From 2,000 AED

Extra large (30 kg+)

From 2,500 AED

If your dog is pregnant, in season, overweight, or has an existing condition, we'll walk you through any difference in price before the day, never on it.

AFTERCARE

Recovery at home

Some mild discomfort is normal and usually settles within 24 to 48 hours, and full recovery generally takes 7 to 10 days.


Keep activity limited to leash walks during that time, and save running and jumping for after you're fully recovered.


If needed, a cone protects the incision from licking and chewing. Your post-op check with us is included, and you can call us any time you notice a change or have a question.

Dr. Mafalda Sardinha smiling as she kneels beside a golden retriever licking its nose in the clinic waiting area.
Dr. Mafalda Sardinha smiling as she kneels beside a golden retriever licking its nose in the clinic waiting area.
Dr. Mafalda Sardinha smiling as she kneels beside a golden retriever licking its nose in the clinic waiting area.

Book the procedure

Tell us your pet's species, age, and rough weight. We'll confirm the exact price and the next available date.

Book the procedure

Tell us your pet's species, age, and rough weight. We'll confirm the exact price and the next available date.

Book the procedure

Tell us your pet's species, age, and rough weight. We'll confirm the exact price and the next available date.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my dog too old to be spayed or neutered?

There's no strict upper limit. Older dogs are routinely and safely neutered; we simply take more care over the pre-anaesthetic workup. If your dog is a senior, bring them in, and we'll assess honestly.

What's the difference between spaying and neutering?

Neutering is the general term. For female dogs, it's spaying, removing the ovaries and uterus. For male dogs, it's castration, removing the testicles. Both prevent reproduction and carry health benefits.

Should I spay her before her first season?

A season, sometimes called a heat, is the two to three week window roughly every six months when a female dog can become pregnant. Spaying before the first one gives the lowest risk of mammary tumours later in life.

Will my dog's personality change?

No. What tends to reduce are hormone-driven behaviours: roaming, marking, mounting, and some forms of aggression. Owners often describe their dog as calmer afterwards. Who they are doesn't change.

What should I watch for during recovery?

Some swelling or mild bruising at the site is normal. Call us if you see ongoing bleeding, if your dog seems unusually quiet, or if they keep returning to the area despite the cone. We are always happy to check.

What goes home with my dog?

Pain relief goes home with your dog, and we explain the dose before you leave. A cone is included if your dog needs one. Please give only what we prescribe, as human painkillers can be toxic to dogs.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my dog too old to be spayed or neutered?

There's no strict upper limit. Older dogs are routinely and safely neutered; we simply take more care over the pre-anaesthetic workup. If your dog is a senior, bring them in, and we'll assess honestly.

What's the difference between spaying and neutering?

Neutering is the general term. For female dogs, it's spaying, removing the ovaries and uterus. For male dogs, it's castration, removing the testicles. Both prevent reproduction and carry health benefits.

Should I spay her before her first season?

A season, sometimes called a heat, is the two to three week window roughly every six months when a female dog can become pregnant. Spaying before the first one gives the lowest risk of mammary tumours later in life.

Will my dog's personality change?

No. What tends to reduce are hormone-driven behaviours: roaming, marking, mounting, and some forms of aggression. Owners often describe their dog as calmer afterwards. Who they are doesn't change.

What should I watch for during recovery?

Some swelling or mild bruising at the site is normal. Call us if you see ongoing bleeding, if your dog seems unusually quiet, or if they keep returning to the area despite the cone. We are always happy to check.

What goes home with my dog?

Pain relief goes home with your dog, and we explain the dose before you leave. A cone is included if your dog needs one. Please give only what we prescribe, as human painkillers can be toxic to dogs.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my dog too old to be spayed or neutered?

There's no strict upper limit. Older dogs are routinely and safely neutered; we simply take more care over the pre-anaesthetic workup. If your dog is a senior, bring them in, and we'll assess honestly.

What's the difference between spaying and neutering?

Neutering is the general term. For female dogs, it's spaying, removing the ovaries and uterus. For male dogs, it's castration, removing the testicles. Both prevent reproduction and carry health benefits.

Should I spay her before her first season?

A season, sometimes called a heat, is the two to three week window roughly every six months when a female dog can become pregnant. Spaying before the first one gives the lowest risk of mammary tumours later in life.

Will my dog's personality change?

No. What tends to reduce are hormone-driven behaviours: roaming, marking, mounting, and some forms of aggression. Owners often describe their dog as calmer afterwards. Who they are doesn't change.

What should I watch for during recovery?

Some swelling or mild bruising at the site is normal. Call us if you see ongoing bleeding, if your dog seems unusually quiet, or if they keep returning to the area despite the cone. We are always happy to check.

What goes home with my dog?

Pain relief goes home with your dog, and we explain the dose before you leave. A cone is included if your dog needs one. Please give only what we prescribe, as human painkillers can be toxic to dogs.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my dog too old to be spayed or neutered?

There's no strict upper limit. Older dogs are routinely and safely neutered; we simply take more care over the pre-anaesthetic workup. If your dog is a senior, bring them in, and we'll assess honestly.

What's the difference between spaying and neutering?

Neutering is the general term. For female dogs, it's spaying, removing the ovaries and uterus. For male dogs, it's castration, removing the testicles. Both prevent reproduction and carry health benefits.

Should I spay her before her first season?

A season, sometimes called a heat, is the two to three week window roughly every six months when a female dog can become pregnant. Spaying before the first one gives the lowest risk of mammary tumours later in life.

Will my dog's personality change?

No. What tends to reduce are hormone-driven behaviours: roaming, marking, mounting, and some forms of aggression. Owners often describe their dog as calmer afterwards. Who they are doesn't change.

What should I watch for during recovery?

Some swelling or mild bruising at the site is normal. Call us if you see ongoing bleeding, if your dog seems unusually quiet, or if they keep returning to the area despite the cone. We are always happy to check.

What goes home with my dog?

Pain relief goes home with your dog, and we explain the dose before you leave. A cone is included if your dog needs one. Please give only what we prescribe, as human painkillers can be toxic to dogs.

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