PRECISION CARE

Pet Orthopedic Surgery in Dubai

Torn ligaments, fractures, arthritis, we diagnose them on-site and treat them here, from non-surgical care to joint replacement.

Noble Vet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sarabjit Singh doing an assessment on a pet dog in the clinic.

return to pain-free activity in 3 months.

90%

of patients

Key Insight

PRECISION CARE

Pet Orthopedic Surgery in Dubai

Torn ligaments, fractures, arthritis, we diagnose them on-site and treat them here, from non-surgical care to joint replacement.

Noble Vet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sarabjit Singh doing an assessment on a pet dog in the clinic.

return to pain-free activity in 3 months.

90%

of patients

Key Insight

PRECISION CARE

Pet Orthopedic Surgery in Dubai

Torn ligaments, fractures, arthritis, we diagnose them on-site and treat them here, from non-surgical care to joint replacement.

Noble Vet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sarabjit Singh doing an assessment on a pet dog in the clinic.

return to pain-free activity in 3 months.

90%

of patients

Key Insight

PRECISION CARE

Pet Orthopedic Surgery in Dubai

Torn ligaments, fractures, arthritis, we diagnose them on-site and treat them here, from non-surgical care to joint replacement.

Noble Vet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sarabjit Singh doing an assessment on a pet dog in the clinic.

return to pain-free activity in 3 months.

90%

of patients

Key Insight

LED BY

Dr. Sarabjit Singh

15+ years, Master of Vet Surgery

DIAGNOSTICS

Exams & imaging

X-rays, CT, and more

RECOVERY

3 months

Regain mobility, live pain-free

ANAESTHESIA

General

Monitored throughout

WHAT WE TREAT

Common orthopedic conditions

The conditions we see most often, and how each is actually treated.

An x-ray of an animal with Cruciate ligament tears.

Cruciate ligament tears

Usually stabilised through TPLO or lateral suture surgery

An x-ray of an animal with Spinal compression.

Spinal compression

A bulging or ruptured disc pressing on the spinal cord

An x-ray of an animal with Fracture repair.

Fracture repair

Stabilised using plates, pins, or external fixators

An x-ray of an animal with Total hip replacement.

Total hip replacement

A precision implant replaces the damaged joint

An x-ray of an animal with Hip dysplasia.

Hip dysplasia

Treatment options vary by your pet's age and severity

An x-ray of an animal with Total shoulder replacement.

Total shoulder replacement

Diseased shoulder structures replaced with an implant

An x-ray of an animal with Patellar luxation.

Patellar luxation

A kneecap that slips out of its place in the thighbone

An x-ray of an animal with Total knee replacement.

Total knee replacement

A custom artificial joint restores stable movement

An x-ray of an animal with Cruciate ligament tears.

Cruciate ligament tears

Usually stabilised through TPLO or lateral suture surgery

An x-ray of an animal with Hip dysplasia.

Hip dysplasia

Treatment options vary by your pet's age and severity

An x-ray of an animal with Spinal compression.

Spinal compression

A bulging or ruptured disc pressing on the spinal cord

An x-ray of an animal with Total shoulder replacement.

Total shoulder replacement

Diseased shoulder structures replaced with an implant

An x-ray of an animal with Fracture repair.

Fracture repair

Stabilised using plates, pins, or external fixators

An x-ray of an animal with Patellar luxation.

Patellar luxation

A kneecap that slips out of its place in the thighbone

An x-ray of an animal with Total hip replacement.

Total hip replacement

A precision implant replaces the damaged joint

An x-ray of an animal with Total knee replacement.

Total knee replacement

A custom artificial joint restores stable movement

An x-ray of an animal with Cruciate ligament tears.

Cruciate ligament tears

Usually stabilised through TPLO or lateral suture surgery

An x-ray of an animal with Fracture repair.

Fracture repair

Stabilised using plates, pins, or external fixators

An x-ray of an animal with Hip dysplasia.

Hip dysplasia

Treatment options vary by your pet's age and severity

An x-ray of an animal with Patellar luxation.

Patellar luxation

A kneecap that slips out of its place in the thighbone

An x-ray of an animal with Spinal compression.

Spinal compression

A bulging or ruptured disc pressing on the spinal cord

An x-ray of an animal with Total hip replacement.

Total hip replacement

A precision implant replaces the damaged joint

An x-ray of an animal with Total shoulder replacement.

Total shoulder replacement

Diseased shoulder structures replaced with an implant

An x-ray of an animal with Total knee replacement.

Total knee replacement

A custom artificial joint restores stable movement

SIGNS TO WATCH OUT FOR

When to book an evaluation

A few of these on their own can be easy to overlook, but they're often the first clue something's genuinely wrong.

Persistent limping

Swollen or tender joints

Sudden reluctance to move

Difficulty rising or climbing stairs

Audible joint popping

Noticeable muscle loss in one leg

Some orthopedic conditions are easier to manage when identified early. If limping, pain or reluctance to move persists, an orthopedic evaluation can help identify the cause before the problem progresses.

ASSESSMENT AND SURGERY

What actually happens, from diagnosis to recovery

Every assessment and procedure is built around one goal: helping your pet regain mobility and live pain-free.

STEP 1

Assessment

We start with a full orthopaedic exam to confirm the diagnosis and understand what your pet needs.

Your pet's assessment may include:

Orthopaedic exam and weight-bearing assessment

Digital X-rays, or on-site Fidex-FS CT imaging for complex joint or spinal cases

A discussion of symptoms and mobility at home

Pre-anaesthetic bloodwork, where appropriate

A full estimate and recovery plan

Nothing gets booked until we're confident surgery is the right next step for your pet.

STEP 2

Surgery

Every procedure is carried out with the same care and attention, whatever the diagnosis.

Your pet's surgery may include:

General anaesthesia, with a dedicated nurse monitoring vitals throughout

A sterile surgical theatre built for orthopedic work

The Arthrex TPLO system for cruciate ligament repair

Precision implants for joint replacement cases

Close monitoring from start to finish, so nothing is missed

Afterwards, many pets begin using the affected limb within days, and regular rechecks track healing and adjust the plan if needed.

OUR SPECIALIST

Dr. Sarabjit Singh

Dr. Singh is based full-time at our DIP hospital, where he focuses on small-animal orthopedics and surgical care.


His patient-centred approach focuses on explaining the available options clearly and helping owners understand what surgery and recovery will involve.

Master of Veterinary Surgery

15+ years in small animal orthopedic surgery

Performs TPLO using the Arthrex TPLO System

Handles fracture repair, joint stabilisation, and ligament reconstruction

Noble Vet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sarabjit Singh holding a small brown dog.
Noble Vet orthopedic surgeon Dr. Sarabjit Singh holding a small brown dog.

SECOND OPINION

Already been told your pet needs surgery?

A surgery recommendation is a big decision. If another vet has suggested orthopedic surgery for your pet, Dr. Singh can review the diagnosis, walk you through the alternatives, and confirm whether surgery is really the right next step.

FOR REFERRING VETS

Refer the cases you can't fully work up in-house

Most clinics don't have on-site CT imaging or the surgical setup for complex fractures and joint replacements, which can make some orthopedic cases hard to manage without specialist support.


We take orthopedic referrals from practices across Dubai and the wider UAE. Your client stays your client. We treat the joint or fracture, report back to you in full, and return them to your care.

Most clinics don't have a slit lamp, a tonometer, gonioscopy, or an ERG, which makes some eye cases impossible to diagnose properly however good the vet is.

We take ophthalmology referrals from practices across Dubai and the wider UAE. Your client stays your client. We see the eye, report back to you in full, and return them to your care.

How referral works

Send the case notes and we'll confirm an appointment, usually within 48 hours

Urgent cases, fractures and acute spinal compression among them, seen the same day

A full written report with imaging back to you after every consultation

We treat the orthopedic issue only. Everything else stays with you

Call Dr. Singh directly to discuss a case before referring

Ready to get your pet moving again?

Talk to Dr. Singh about what's actually involved, before deciding anything.

Ready to get your pet moving again?

Talk to Dr. Singh about what's actually involved, before deciding anything.

Ready to get your pet moving again?

Talk to Dr. Singh about what's actually involved, before deciding anything.

Everything You Need to Know

Questions? We're here to help

Should my dog have TPLO or a lateral suture repair for a torn ligament?

The decision depends on your dog's size, activity level, knee stability, age, and individual anatomy. TPLO is commonly favoured for larger or more active dogs, while an extracapsular/lateral suture technique may be appropriate for some smaller or less active dogs. Dr. Singh can recommend the most suitable option after examining your pet.

Is my pet too old for orthopedic surgery?

Age alone does not necessarily rule out orthopedic surgery. Overall health, the specific condition, expected benefits and anaesthetic risk all matter when deciding whether surgery is appropriate.

Will my pet need physical therapy after surgery?

Often, yes, particularly after TPLO or a fracture repair. We'll explain whether rehabilitation is recommended for your pet and what it will involve as part of the recovery plan.

Does pet insurance cover orthopedic surgery?

Coverage depends on your insurer, your policy terms and whether the condition was pre-existing. Ask your insurer about eligibility before treatment, and we'll provide the relevant medical records and invoices needed for your claim.

How much does orthopedic surgery cost?

The consultation is 290 AED. Surgery itself is quoted individually after imaging, since cost depends on the procedure and your pet's condition.

Can I get a second opinion before deciding on surgery?

Yes. If another vet has recommended surgery, our team can review the diagnosis and confirm the right course of treatment before anything is booked.

Can my pet return to normal activity after surgery?

Most pets can, after a proper healing period. You'll get a clear home-care plan, and we track progress at regular rechecks to catch any complications early.

Everything You Need to Know

Questions? We're here to help

Should my dog have TPLO or a lateral suture repair for a torn ligament?

The decision depends on your dog's size, activity level, knee stability, age, and individual anatomy. TPLO is commonly favoured for larger or more active dogs, while an extracapsular/lateral suture technique may be appropriate for some smaller or less active dogs. Dr. Singh can recommend the most suitable option after examining your pet.

Is my pet too old for orthopedic surgery?

Age alone does not necessarily rule out orthopedic surgery. Overall health, the specific condition, expected benefits and anaesthetic risk all matter when deciding whether surgery is appropriate.

Will my pet need physical therapy after surgery?

Often, yes, particularly after TPLO or a fracture repair. We'll explain whether rehabilitation is recommended for your pet and what it will involve as part of the recovery plan.

Does pet insurance cover orthopedic surgery?

Coverage depends on your insurer, your policy terms and whether the condition was pre-existing. Ask your insurer about eligibility before treatment, and we'll provide the relevant medical records and invoices needed for your claim.

How much does orthopedic surgery cost?

The consultation is 290 AED. Surgery itself is quoted individually after imaging, since cost depends on the procedure and your pet's condition.

Can I get a second opinion before deciding on surgery?

Yes. If another vet has recommended surgery, our team can review the diagnosis and confirm the right course of treatment before anything is booked.

Can my pet return to normal activity after surgery?

Most pets can, after a proper healing period. You'll get a clear home-care plan, and we track progress at regular rechecks to catch any complications early.

Everything You Need to Know

Questions? We're here to help

Should my dog have TPLO or a lateral suture repair for a torn ligament?

The decision depends on your dog's size, activity level, knee stability, age, and individual anatomy. TPLO is commonly favoured for larger or more active dogs, while an extracapsular/lateral suture technique may be appropriate for some smaller or less active dogs. Dr. Singh can recommend the most suitable option after examining your pet.

Is my pet too old for orthopedic surgery?

Age alone does not necessarily rule out orthopedic surgery. Overall health, the specific condition, expected benefits and anaesthetic risk all matter when deciding whether surgery is appropriate.

Will my pet need physical therapy after surgery?

Often, yes, particularly after TPLO or a fracture repair. We'll explain whether rehabilitation is recommended for your pet and what it will involve as part of the recovery plan.

Does pet insurance cover orthopedic surgery?

Coverage depends on your insurer, your policy terms and whether the condition was pre-existing. Ask your insurer about eligibility before treatment, and we'll provide the relevant medical records and invoices needed for your claim.

How much does orthopedic surgery cost?

The consultation is 290 AED. Surgery itself is quoted individually after imaging, since cost depends on the procedure and your pet's condition.

Can I get a second opinion before deciding on surgery?

Yes. If another vet has recommended surgery, our team can review the diagnosis and confirm the right course of treatment before anything is booked.

Can my pet return to normal activity after surgery?

Most pets can, after a proper healing period. You'll get a clear home-care plan, and we track progress at regular rechecks to catch any complications early.

Everything You Need to Know

Questions? We're here to help

Should my dog have TPLO or a lateral suture repair for a torn ligament?

The decision depends on your dog's size, activity level, knee stability, age, and individual anatomy. TPLO is commonly favoured for larger or more active dogs, while an extracapsular/lateral suture technique may be appropriate for some smaller or less active dogs. Dr. Singh can recommend the most suitable option after examining your pet.

Is my pet too old for orthopedic surgery?

Age alone does not necessarily rule out orthopedic surgery. Overall health, the specific condition, expected benefits and anaesthetic risk all matter when deciding whether surgery is appropriate.

Will my pet need physical therapy after surgery?

Often, yes, particularly after TPLO or a fracture repair. We'll explain whether rehabilitation is recommended for your pet and what it will involve as part of the recovery plan.

Does pet insurance cover orthopedic surgery?

Coverage depends on your insurer, your policy terms and whether the condition was pre-existing. Ask your insurer about eligibility before treatment, and we'll provide the relevant medical records and invoices needed for your claim.

How much does orthopedic surgery cost?

The consultation is 290 AED. Surgery itself is quoted individually after imaging, since cost depends on the procedure and your pet's condition.

Can I get a second opinion before deciding on surgery?

Yes. If another vet has recommended surgery, our team can review the diagnosis and confirm the right course of treatment before anything is booked.

Can my pet return to normal activity after surgery?

Most pets can, after a proper healing period. You'll get a clear home-care plan, and we track progress at regular rechecks to catch any complications early.

Noble Vet Clinics logo