Immunity for Life

Vaccinations

Safeguard your pet's health with expert guidance and a clear vaccination plan built just for them.

Immunity for Life

Vaccinations

Safeguard your pet's health with expert guidance and a clear vaccination plan built just for them.

Immunity for Life

Vaccinations

Safeguard your pet's health with expert guidance and a clear vaccination plan built just for them.

Immunity for Life

Vaccinations

Safeguard your pet's health with expert guidance and a clear vaccination plan built just for them.

What are pet vaccines?

Pet vaccinations are preventive treatments designed to protect cats and dogs from serious and potentially life-threatening illnesses, including rabies, parvovirus, and distemper. They contain safe, deactivated components of viruses and bacteria that gently prepare your pet's immune system.


When your pet is vaccinated, their body learns how to recognize and defend against specific infections. This means that if they're ever exposed in the future, their immune system can respond quickly and effectively, preventing severe consequences.


Keeping your pet's vaccinations up to date is one of the kindest and most responsible ways to care for them. These preventive meaures are also required in Dubai to ensure the safety of the entire community.

Our Vaccination Services

We offer a full range of vaccines that are essential for your pet’s health and, in many cases, legally required. These vaccines protect your pet against serious, contagious, and regionally common diseases.

Dog

Cat

Rabies

Shields against this deadly virus that causes neurological and behavioral symptoms.

DHPPi/L

Protects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, and parainfluenza. Includes inactive leptospirosis vaccine.

Distemper

Shields your dog from a highly infectious virus that causes respiratory, neurological, and digestive issues.

Adenovirus I & II

Prevents painful kidney, liver, and digestive diseases in dogs, supporting their overall well-being.

Canine Parvovirus

Fights off severe viral infections that affect a dog’s digestive system, which is fatal, especially in puppies.

Parainfluenza

Immunizes against respiratory infections that cause coughing, airway inflammation, and nasal discharge.

Bordetella

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs who frequently visit public areas, where they are at high risk of kennel cough.

Canine Influenza

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs that are regularly exposed to other dogs in social or public settings, helping prevent contagious respiratory infections.

Lyme Disease

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs living in or traveling to areas where ticks are common, offering protection against tick-borne bacterial illness

Our Vaccination Services

We offer a full range of vaccines that are essential for your pet’s health and, in many cases, legally required. These vaccines protect your pet against serious, contagious, and regionally common diseases.

Dog

Cat

Rabies

Shields against this deadly virus that causes neurological and behavioral symptoms.

DHPPi/L

Protects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, and parainfluenza. Includes inactive leptospirosis vaccine.

Distemper

Shields your dog from a highly infectious virus that causes respiratory, neurological, and digestive issues.

Adenovirus I & II

Prevents painful kidney, liver, and digestive diseases in dogs, supporting their overall well-being.

Canine Parvovirus

Fights off severe viral infections that affect a dog’s digestive system, which is fatal, especially in puppies.

Parainfluenza

Immunizes against respiratory infections that cause coughing, airway inflammation, and nasal discharge.

Bordetella

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs who frequently visit public areas, where they are at high risk of kennel cough.

Canine Influenza

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs that are regularly exposed to other dogs in social or public settings, helping prevent contagious respiratory infections.

Lyme Disease

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs living in or traveling to areas where ticks are common, offering protection against tick-borne bacterial illness

Our Vaccination Services

We offer a full range of vaccines that are essential for your pet’s health and, in many cases, legally required. These vaccines protect your pet against serious, contagious, and regionally common diseases.

Dog

Cat

Rabies

Shields against this deadly virus that causes neurological and behavioral symptoms.

DHPPi/L

Protects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, and parainfluenza. Includes inactive leptospirosis vaccine.

Distemper

Shields your dog from a highly infectious virus that causes respiratory, neurological, and digestive issues.

Adenovirus I & II

Prevents painful kidney, liver, and digestive diseases in dogs, supporting their overall well-being.

Canine Parvovirus

Fights off severe viral infections that affect a dog’s digestive system, which is fatal, especially in puppies.

Parainfluenza

Immunizes against respiratory infections that cause coughing, airway inflammation, and nasal discharge.

Bordetella

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs who frequently visit public areas, where they are at high risk of kennel cough.

Canine Influenza

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs that are regularly exposed to other dogs in social or public settings, helping prevent contagious respiratory infections.

Lyme Disease

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs living in or traveling to areas where ticks are common, offering protection against tick-borne bacterial illness

Our Vaccination Services

We offer a full range of vaccines that are essential for your pet’s health and, in many cases, legally required. These vaccines protect your pet against serious, contagious, and regionally common diseases.

Dog

Cat

Rabies

Shields against this deadly virus that causes neurological and behavioral symptoms.

DHPPi/L

Protects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, and parainfluenza. Includes inactive leptospirosis vaccine.

Distemper

Shields your dog from a highly infectious virus that causes respiratory, neurological, and digestive issues.

Adenovirus I & II

Prevents painful kidney, liver, and digestive diseases in dogs, supporting their overall well-being.

Canine Parvovirus

Fights off severe viral infections that affect a dog’s digestive system, which is fatal, especially in puppies.

Parainfluenza

Immunizes against respiratory infections that cause coughing, airway inflammation, and nasal discharge.

Bordetella

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs who frequently visit public areas, where they are at high risk of kennel cough.

Canine Influenza

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs that are regularly exposed to other dogs in social or public settings, helping prevent contagious respiratory infections.

Lyme Disease

(Optional)

Recommended for dogs living in or traveling to areas where ticks are common, offering protection against tick-borne bacterial illness

Why vaccinate your pet?

Two veterinarians are preparing a dog for vaccinations.

Supports Long-Term Health

Protects your pet from severe, and sometimes fatal, viruses and bacteria, allowing them to live a disease-free life.

A veterinarian is checking a cat's condition while talking to the pet owner.

Prevents Costly Treatments

Reduces the risk of costly emergency care or intensive treatments by stopping illnesses before they start.

Two veterinarians are posing with a dog about to get pet vaccinations.

Reduces Spread of Disease

Helps control the spread of contagious diseases within the pet community and, in some cases, to humans.

A veterinarian is talking to a pet owner about her cat's vaccines.

Meets Legal and Travel Requirements

Keeps your pet compliant with UAE regulations and international travel rules, including rabies certification.

A pet owner is talking to a veterinarian about his dog's vaccinations.

Enables Social Access

Ensures your pet is accepted into grooming, boarding, daycare facilities, and public spaces without restrictions.

Importance of vaccinations by Dr. Soheyl

Importance of vaccinations by Dr. Soheyl

Importance of vaccinations by Dr. Soheyl

When should my pet have their vaccinations?

Puppies and kittens should start their vaccinations around 6 to 8 weeks of age. We typically administer three rounds of doses, spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart, and complete the series around 16 weeks of age. This early protection is vital before they start socializing or going outside.


After the initial doses, regular boosters will be required for adults to maintain immunity. Some, such as rabies, are required annually, while other core vaccines are needed every 1 to 3 years.


To help you stay on track, we'll take care of your schedule and send you updates when it's time for an appointment.

How much do pet vaccinations cost?

We offer clear, all-inclusive pricing for core dog vaccinations:

‘Initial’ DHPPiL vaccination with vet examination - 360 AED

‘Initial’ DHPPiL vaccination with vet examination - 360 AED

‘Initial’ DHPPiL vaccination with vet examination - 360 AED

’Booster’ vaccination (DHPPiL, Rabies, Dubai Municipality tag and registration) with vet examination - 510 AED

’Booster’ vaccination (DHPPiL, Rabies, Dubai Municipality tag and registration) with vet examination - 510 AED

’Booster’ vaccination (DHPPiL, Rabies, Dubai Municipality tag and registration) with vet examination - 510 AED

You can also add services like kennel cough vaccination, feline leukemia vaccination, or microchipping, depending on your pet’s lifestyle and health plan. Our vets will guide you on what’s best during your visit.

How the vaccination process works

01

Initial Vet Consultation

We'll start by assessing your pet's age, health status, and lifestyle to recommend the right vaccines.

01

Initial Vet Consultation

We'll start by assessing your pet's age, health status, and lifestyle to recommend the right vaccines.

01

Initial Vet Consultation

We'll start by assessing your pet's age, health status, and lifestyle to recommend the right vaccines.

01

Initial Vet Consultation

We'll start by assessing your pet's age, health status, and lifestyle to recommend the right vaccines.

02

Tailored Vaccination Plan

Based on your pet's needs and travel plans, we'll create a personalized vaccination schedule.

02

Tailored Vaccination Plan

Based on your pet's needs and travel plans, we'll create a personalized vaccination schedule.

02

Tailored Vaccination Plan

Based on your pet's needs and travel plans, we'll create a personalized vaccination schedule.

02

Tailored Vaccination Plan

Based on your pet's needs and travel plans, we'll create a personalized vaccination schedule.

03

Pre-Vaccine Health Check

Before administering any vaccine, we'll perform a thorough health check to ensure your pet is fit for vaccination.

03

Pre-Vaccine Health Check

Before administering any vaccine, we'll perform a thorough health check to ensure your pet is fit for vaccination.

03

Pre-Vaccine Health Check

Before administering any vaccine, we'll perform a thorough health check to ensure your pet is fit for vaccination.

03

Pre-Vaccine Health Check

Before administering any vaccine, we'll perform a thorough health check to ensure your pet is fit for vaccination.

04

Vaccination Administration

Our experienced vets will administer the vaccines gently, ensuring your pet's comfort throughout the process.

04

Vaccination Administration

Our experienced vets will administer the vaccines gently, ensuring your pet's comfort throughout the process.

04

Vaccination Administration

Our experienced vets will administer the vaccines gently, ensuring your pet's comfort throughout the process.

04

Vaccination Administration

Our experienced vets will administer the vaccines gently, ensuring your pet's comfort throughout the process.

05

Post-Vaccination Monitoring

After the vaccination, we'll monitor your pet for any immediate reactions and provide guidance on what to expect.

05

Post-Vaccination Monitoring

After the vaccination, we'll monitor your pet for any immediate reactions and provide guidance on what to expect.

05

Post-Vaccination Monitoring

After the vaccination, we'll monitor your pet for any immediate reactions and provide guidance on what to expect.

05

Post-Vaccination Monitoring

After the vaccination, we'll monitor your pet for any immediate reactions and provide guidance on what to expect.

06

Vaccination Records & Reminders

We'll update your pet's vaccination records and send timely reminders for upcoming booster shots or annual vaccinations.

06

Vaccination Records & Reminders

We'll update your pet's vaccination records and send timely reminders for upcoming booster shots or annual vaccinations.

06

Vaccination Records & Reminders

We'll update your pet's vaccination records and send timely reminders for upcoming booster shots or annual vaccinations.

06

Vaccination Records & Reminders

We'll update your pet's vaccination records and send timely reminders for upcoming booster shots or annual vaccinations.

What is the recommended pet vaccination schedule?

What is the recommended pet vaccination schedule?

What is the recommended pet vaccination schedule?

6-8

6-8

6-8

Weeks

Dog

Dog

DHPPi/L

Cat

Cat

PCH

10-12

10-12

10-12

Weeks

Dog

Dog

DHPPi/L

Cat

Cat

PCH

14-16

14-16

14-16

Weeks

Dog

Dog

DHPPi/L

Rabies

(Non-Core Vaccine)

Kennel Cough Biocan M Plus

Cat

Cat

Rabies

PCH

Annual

Annual

Annual

Examination

Dog

Dog

DHPPi/L

Rabies

Cat

Cat

Rabies

PCH

Does my pet need vaccinations for travel?

Yes. Most countries will require proof of specific vaccinations if you're travelling or relocating with your pet. Plus, there'll be a few other requirements, such as a microchip and other official veterinary documents. Don't worry, we'll help you enjoy smooth travels with your pet through:

Rabies vaccination

Titer testing (if required by your destination)

Travel health certificates

Microchipping with ISO-compliant chips

Customized vaccine guidance based on your itinerary

Want to make sure your pet is fully protected?

Schedule a vet visit today to stay up to date on your pet’s vaccines.

Want to make sure your pet is fully protected?

Schedule a vet visit today to stay up to date on your pet’s vaccines.

Want to make sure your pet is fully protected?

Schedule a vet visit today to stay up to date on your pet’s vaccines.

Want to make sure your pet is fully protected?

Schedule a vet visit today to stay up to date on your pet’s vaccines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should my pet be vaccinated?

Puppies typically begin their vaccination series at 6 to 8 weeks of age, with booster shots administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We typically administer three rounds of boosters to ensure strong immunity. Kittens typically begin their vaccine series around 6 to 8 weeks of age, with boosters administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We generally give two rounds of boosters for kittens. Adult pets may require annual boosters or additional doses if their vaccines are due for renewal. Your vet will guide you based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and medical history.

What vaccines does my pet need?

Dogs need core vaccinations, which include immunization for rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. On the other hand, cats require rabies, feline distemper, and calicivirus vaccines. We may also recommend non-core vaccines based on your pet’s lifestyle.

Do indoor pets need vaccinations?

Yes, even if your pet stays indoors all the time, they can still be exposed to infections through people, surfaces, and other animals. Also, vaccines are required even for indoor pets.

How do you administer pet vaccines?

We usually give vaccines through an injection. Some may be given orally or using a nasal spray. During your visit, we review your pet’s medical records and adjust their vaccination plan when needed, guiding you on when to return for booster shots.

Can I vaccinate my pet at home?

A licensed veterinarian should always administer vaccines to ensure proper handling, dosing, and monitoring. We offer home visit vaccinations for your convenience, ideal for pets who feel more comfortable in their own space. Our mobile vet team brings the same level of care and safety right to your doorstep, with all the necessary equipment on hand.

How long do vaccines last?

Rabies shots can last 1-3 years, while others, like parvovirus and distemper, may last only for a year. This is why having a proper vaccination schedule is important in keeping your pet safe from dangerous diseases.

How often should my pet be vaccinated?

Puppies typically begin their vaccination series at 6 to 8 weeks of age, with booster shots administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We typically administer three rounds of boosters to ensure strong immunity. Kittens typically begin their vaccine series around 6 to 8 weeks of age, with boosters administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We generally give two rounds of boosters for kittens. Adult pets may require annual boosters or additional doses if their vaccines are due for renewal. Your vet will guide you based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and medical history.

What vaccines does my pet need?

Dogs need core vaccinations, which include immunization for rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. On the other hand, cats require rabies, feline distemper, and calicivirus vaccines. We may also recommend non-core vaccines based on your pet’s lifestyle.

Do indoor pets need vaccinations?

Yes, even if your pet stays indoors all the time, they can still be exposed to infections through people, surfaces, and other animals. Also, vaccines are required even for indoor pets.

How do you administer pet vaccines?

We usually give vaccines through an injection. Some may be given orally or using a nasal spray. During your visit, we review your pet’s medical records and adjust their vaccination plan when needed, guiding you on when to return for booster shots.

Can I vaccinate my pet at home?

A licensed veterinarian should always administer vaccines to ensure proper handling, dosing, and monitoring. We offer home visit vaccinations for your convenience, ideal for pets who feel more comfortable in their own space. Our mobile vet team brings the same level of care and safety right to your doorstep, with all the necessary equipment on hand.

How long do vaccines last?

Rabies shots can last 1-3 years, while others, like parvovirus and distemper, may last only for a year. This is why having a proper vaccination schedule is important in keeping your pet safe from dangerous diseases.

How often should my pet be vaccinated?

Puppies typically begin their vaccination series at 6 to 8 weeks of age, with booster shots administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We typically administer three rounds of boosters to ensure strong immunity. Kittens typically begin their vaccine series around 6 to 8 weeks of age, with boosters administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We generally give two rounds of boosters for kittens. Adult pets may require annual boosters or additional doses if their vaccines are due for renewal. Your vet will guide you based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and medical history.

What vaccines does my pet need?

Dogs need core vaccinations, which include immunization for rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. On the other hand, cats require rabies, feline distemper, and calicivirus vaccines. We may also recommend non-core vaccines based on your pet’s lifestyle.

Do indoor pets need vaccinations?

Yes, even if your pet stays indoors all the time, they can still be exposed to infections through people, surfaces, and other animals. Also, vaccines are required even for indoor pets.

How do you administer pet vaccines?

We usually give vaccines through an injection. Some may be given orally or using a nasal spray. During your visit, we review your pet’s medical records and adjust their vaccination plan when needed, guiding you on when to return for booster shots.

Can I vaccinate my pet at home?

A licensed veterinarian should always administer vaccines to ensure proper handling, dosing, and monitoring. We offer home visit vaccinations for your convenience, ideal for pets who feel more comfortable in their own space. Our mobile vet team brings the same level of care and safety right to your doorstep, with all the necessary equipment on hand.

How long do vaccines last?

Rabies shots can last 1-3 years, while others, like parvovirus and distemper, may last only for a year. This is why having a proper vaccination schedule is important in keeping your pet safe from dangerous diseases.

How often should my pet be vaccinated?

Puppies typically begin their vaccination series at 6 to 8 weeks of age, with booster shots administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We typically administer three rounds of boosters to ensure strong immunity. Kittens typically begin their vaccine series around 6 to 8 weeks of age, with boosters administered every 3 to 4 weeks. We generally give two rounds of boosters for kittens. Adult pets may require annual boosters or additional doses if their vaccines are due for renewal. Your vet will guide you based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and medical history.

What vaccines does my pet need?

Dogs need core vaccinations, which include immunization for rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. On the other hand, cats require rabies, feline distemper, and calicivirus vaccines. We may also recommend non-core vaccines based on your pet’s lifestyle.

Do indoor pets need vaccinations?

Yes, even if your pet stays indoors all the time, they can still be exposed to infections through people, surfaces, and other animals. Also, vaccines are required even for indoor pets.

How do you administer pet vaccines?

We usually give vaccines through an injection. Some may be given orally or using a nasal spray. During your visit, we review your pet’s medical records and adjust their vaccination plan when needed, guiding you on when to return for booster shots.

Can I vaccinate my pet at home?

A licensed veterinarian should always administer vaccines to ensure proper handling, dosing, and monitoring. We offer home visit vaccinations for your convenience, ideal for pets who feel more comfortable in their own space. Our mobile vet team brings the same level of care and safety right to your doorstep, with all the necessary equipment on hand.

How long do vaccines last?

Rabies shots can last 1-3 years, while others, like parvovirus and distemper, may last only for a year. This is why having a proper vaccination schedule is important in keeping your pet safe from dangerous diseases.

Pet Immunization & Health

Vaccines are Your Pet’s First Line of Defense

Cat receiving pet vaccination at Noble Vet clinic.

Pet Immunization & Health

Vaccines are Your Pet’s First Line of Defense

Cat receiving pet vaccination at Noble Vet clinic.

Pet Immunization & Health

Vaccines are Your Pet’s First Line of Defense

Cat receiving pet vaccination at Noble Vet clinic.

Pet Immunization & Health

Vaccines are Your Pet’s First Line of Defense

Cat receiving pet vaccination at Noble Vet clinic.

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