Caring for Small Pets
Rabbit, Hamster, and Guinea Pig Vet
Our small animal vets focus on providing specialized care for your rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, and mice. From checkups to preventive care, we guarantee a healthy life for your pet.
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Caring for Small Pets
Rabbit, Hamster, and Guinea Pig Vet
Our small animal vets focus on providing specialized care for your rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, and mice. From checkups to preventive care, we guarantee a healthy life for your pet.
or call us on
Caring for Small Pets
Rabbit, Hamster, and Guinea Pig Vet
Our small animal vets focus on providing specialized care for your rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, and mice. From checkups to preventive care, we guarantee a healthy life for your pet.
or call us on
Why is vet care important for small pets?
We understand that small pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and mice have complex needs that go beyond just general care. Their bodies are delicate, and they need vets who understand each of them.
That’s why our vets offer personalized care built on gentle handling, species-specific needs, and years of hands-on experience. We’re experts in spotting problems early and providing effective solutions that help your best friend stay healthy and happy.
What services do you offer?
What services do you offer?
What services do you offer?
Our services revolve around gentle handling, expert diagnostics, and preventative care. These include:
Our services revolve around gentle handling, expert diagnostics, and preventative care. These include:
Our services revolve around gentle handling, expert diagnostics, and preventative care. These include:
Health Exams
Health Exams
Health Exams
We perform comprehensive physical exams and routine checkups to detect early signs of illness and create effective solutions for them.
Vaccinations & Preventive Treatments
Vaccinations & Preventive Treatments
Vaccinations & Preventive Treatments
Our rabbit and hamster vets provide the vaccines, deworming medications, and other preventive treatments to shield your pet from various diseases.
Spaying, Neutering & Grooming
Spaying, Neutering & Grooming
Spaying, Neutering & Grooming
From surgical sterilization to gentle pet grooming, we keep your best friend’s hygiene, comfort, and long-term well-being in mind.
Nutrition & Dietary Guidance
Nutrition & Dietary Guidance
Nutrition & Dietary Guidance
The core of good health for small pets is nutrition. That’s why our team offers personalized diet plans to support healthy digestion and strong development.
Diagnostics & Treatments
Diagnostics & Treatments
Diagnostics & Treatments
Using our highly advanced diagnostic imaging and in-house laboratory equipment, we provide you with practical and straightforward treatment solutions.
Critical & Post Surgery Care
Critical & Post Surgery Care
Critical & Post Surgery Care
Our team specializes in emergency care and recovery support for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, and other small pets.
What’s a typical visit like?
We maintain a calm, quiet, and clear environment. Here’s what to expect:
Initial Exam: A gentle physical checkup with weight and dental assessment, plus a discussion of diet and behavior.
Initial Exam: A gentle physical checkup with weight and dental assessment, plus a discussion of diet and behavior.
Initial Exam: A gentle physical checkup with weight and dental assessment, plus a discussion of diet and behavior.
Diagnostics: If necessary, we’ll perform X-rays, stool tests, or blood work to rule out infections and internal issues.
Diagnostics: If necessary, we’ll perform X-rays, stool tests, or blood work to rule out infections and internal issues.
Diagnostics: If necessary, we’ll perform X-rays, stool tests, or blood work to rule out infections and internal issues.
Treatment & Advice: We’ll create a customized care plan, which may include medication, dietary changes, dental work, or a surgical procedure.
Treatment & Advice: We’ll create a customized care plan, which may include medication, dietary changes, dental work, or a surgical procedure.
Treatment & Advice: We’ll create a customized care plan, which may include medication, dietary changes, dental work, or a surgical procedure.
Follow-Up: Our rabbit and hamster vets will help schedule your pet’s routine checkups. We recommend having one annually, depending on their needs.
Follow-Up: Our rabbit and hamster vets will help schedule your pet’s routine checkups. We recommend having one annually, depending on their needs.
Follow-Up: Our rabbit and hamster vets will help schedule your pet’s routine checkups. We recommend having one annually, depending on their needs.
What species of small pets do we treat?
What species of small pets do we treat?
We cover a wide range of small pets. Here are some of the common ones we treat at the clinic:
Rabbits
Rabbits
Rabbits
Holland Lops, Mini Rex, Netherland Dwarf
Holland Lops, Mini Rex, Netherland Dwarf
Hamsters
Hamsters
Hamsters
Syrian, Chinese, Roborovski Dwarf
Syrian, Chinese, Roborovski Dwarf
Guinea Pigs
Guinea Pigs
Guinea Pigs
American, Teddy, Abyssinian
American, Teddy, Abyssinian
Mice
Mice
Mice
Fancy mouse
Fancy mouse
What health conditions do small animals commonly face?
Small mammals often conceal symptoms until the issues have advanced. That’s why early detection and ongoing care are key. We treat:
Dental Overgrowth
Dental Overgrowth
Dental Overgrowth
Rabbits and guinea pigs have teeth that never stop growing. We manage this with dental trimming, corrective filing, and a diet rich in high-fiber hay.
Respiratory Infections
Respiratory Infections
Respiratory Infections
These infections are generally caused by bacteria and poor environmental conditions. Our vets treat these with medication, supportive care, and proper rest.
Parasites and Skin Conditions
Parasites and Skin Conditions
Parasites and Skin Conditions
Rabbits, hamsters, mice, and guinea pigs can all be affected by parasites. That’s why we offer preventive treatments to protect them.
Nutritional Imbalances
Nutritional Imbalances
Nutritional Imbalances
Small pets often have unbalanced diets. Our team provides nutritional counseling and personalized diet plans to help support development.
A closer look at our small pet experts: Dr. Paulina and Dr. J
Meet Dr. Paulina Czerska and Dr. J Yeganeh, our small animals vets specializing in complete and comprehensive care. With over a decade of experience, these two experts have been leading the charge for small animal care, helping the team with their combined knowledge and experience.
All the way from routine exams to complex diagnostics and treatments, our team takes a calm, precise approach tailored to each small pet’s condition. They handle dermatology, preventive medicines, accurate diagnostics, and other aspects of your pet’s health.
Looking for gentle, stress-free veterinary care for small pets?
Have a chat with our expert team.
Looking for gentle, stress-free veterinary care for small pets?
Have a chat with our expert team.
Looking for gentle, stress-free veterinary care for small pets?
Have a chat with our expert team.
Looking for gentle, stress-free veterinary care for small pets?
Have a chat with our expert team.
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4.9 Rating from 2,000+ reviews
Feedback From Our Loyal Clients
4.9 Rating from 2,000+ reviews
Feedback From Our Loyal Clients
4.9 Rating from 2,000+ reviews
Feedback From Our Loyal Clients
4.9 Rating from 2,000+ reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Do rabbits and hamsters need regular vet visits?
Yes, small pets should have regular checkups and exams to monitor their health. This is especially important if your pet has an underlying condition that needs to be managed and treated over time.
How often should small pets visit the clinic?
We recommend visiting the clinic at least once a year. If your pet needs more frequent checkups, then our small animal vets will let you know and provide a schedule.
Should I bring my pet to the vet even if they seem healthy?
Definitely, many conditions, like overgrown teeth or internal parasites, develop silently. Annual or biannual checkups help detect problems before symptoms appear, allowing us to guide you on preventive care.
How do I prepare my pet for a vet visit?
If it’s your pet’s first time visiting the clinic, then you’ll have to be extra careful. Prepare a safe carrier for them to stay in during the whole trip. You can fill this with treats, soft bedding, and some toys.
How often should grooming be done for small animals?
A simple rule is to base it on their fur length. Short-haired small pets can have brushing once a week and a bath every few months. Long-haired small pets should have more frequent brushing and bathing. When you visit the clinic with your pet, we’ll recommend a schedule.
How to know if your pet has an emergency?
If your pet displays any sudden changes and symptoms, like collapse, breathing difficulties, and tremors, then it’s an emergency. If you notice milder signs, then be sure to monitor your pet and call our vets.
Do rabbits and hamsters need regular vet visits?
Yes, small pets should have regular checkups and exams to monitor their health. This is especially important if your pet has an underlying condition that needs to be managed and treated over time.
How often should small pets visit the clinic?
We recommend visiting the clinic at least once a year. If your pet needs more frequent checkups, then our small animal vets will let you know and provide a schedule.
Should I bring my pet to the vet even if they seem healthy?
Definitely, many conditions, like overgrown teeth or internal parasites, develop silently. Annual or biannual checkups help detect problems before symptoms appear, allowing us to guide you on preventive care.
How do I prepare my pet for a vet visit?
If it’s your pet’s first time visiting the clinic, then you’ll have to be extra careful. Prepare a safe carrier for them to stay in during the whole trip. You can fill this with treats, soft bedding, and some toys.
How often should grooming be done for small animals?
A simple rule is to base it on their fur length. Short-haired small pets can have brushing once a week and a bath every few months. Long-haired small pets should have more frequent brushing and bathing. When you visit the clinic with your pet, we’ll recommend a schedule.
How to know if your pet has an emergency?
If your pet displays any sudden changes and symptoms, like collapse, breathing difficulties, and tremors, then it’s an emergency. If you notice milder signs, then be sure to monitor your pet and call our vets.
Do rabbits and hamsters need regular vet visits?
Yes, small pets should have regular checkups and exams to monitor their health. This is especially important if your pet has an underlying condition that needs to be managed and treated over time.
How often should small pets visit the clinic?
We recommend visiting the clinic at least once a year. If your pet needs more frequent checkups, then our small animal vets will let you know and provide a schedule.
Should I bring my pet to the vet even if they seem healthy?
Definitely, many conditions, like overgrown teeth or internal parasites, develop silently. Annual or biannual checkups help detect problems before symptoms appear, allowing us to guide you on preventive care.
How do I prepare my pet for a vet visit?
If it’s your pet’s first time visiting the clinic, then you’ll have to be extra careful. Prepare a safe carrier for them to stay in during the whole trip. You can fill this with treats, soft bedding, and some toys.
How often should grooming be done for small animals?
A simple rule is to base it on their fur length. Short-haired small pets can have brushing once a week and a bath every few months. Long-haired small pets should have more frequent brushing and bathing. When you visit the clinic with your pet, we’ll recommend a schedule.
How to know if your pet has an emergency?
If your pet displays any sudden changes and symptoms, like collapse, breathing difficulties, and tremors, then it’s an emergency. If you notice milder signs, then be sure to monitor your pet and call our vets.
Do rabbits and hamsters need regular vet visits?
Yes, small pets should have regular checkups and exams to monitor their health. This is especially important if your pet has an underlying condition that needs to be managed and treated over time.
How often should small pets visit the clinic?
We recommend visiting the clinic at least once a year. If your pet needs more frequent checkups, then our small animal vets will let you know and provide a schedule.
Should I bring my pet to the vet even if they seem healthy?
Definitely, many conditions, like overgrown teeth or internal parasites, develop silently. Annual or biannual checkups help detect problems before symptoms appear, allowing us to guide you on preventive care.
How do I prepare my pet for a vet visit?
If it’s your pet’s first time visiting the clinic, then you’ll have to be extra careful. Prepare a safe carrier for them to stay in during the whole trip. You can fill this with treats, soft bedding, and some toys.
How often should grooming be done for small animals?
A simple rule is to base it on their fur length. Short-haired small pets can have brushing once a week and a bath every few months. Long-haired small pets should have more frequent brushing and bathing. When you visit the clinic with your pet, we’ll recommend a schedule.
How to know if your pet has an emergency?
If your pet displays any sudden changes and symptoms, like collapse, breathing difficulties, and tremors, then it’s an emergency. If you notice milder signs, then be sure to monitor your pet and call our vets.
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Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Find your nearest Noble Veterinary Clinic in Dubai.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Find your nearest Noble Veterinary Clinic in Dubai.
Five veterinary clinics, all conveniently located
Find your nearest Noble Veterinary Clinic in Dubai.
Rabbit and Hamster Vets
Gentle Care for Small Pets
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