Birds we commonly advise on
- African grey parrots, macaws, cockatoos and conures
- Budgies, cockatiels, canaries and finches
- Falcons and larger birds by appointment discussion
- Other unusual or exotic birds - call with the species and symptoms
Warning signs in birds
Call quickly if your bird is fluffed up, sitting low, breathing with tail bobbing, not eating, losing weight, vomiting, bleeding, limping, has changed droppings, or is quieter than normal. Waiting can be risky because birds often mask illness.
Why New Veterinary Clinic
Many clinics focus only on cats and dogs. Dr. Faisal has treated birds and exotic animals in Abu Dhabi since the 1980s, including cases most general clinics would refer away. That history is a major advantage when owners need practical judgement fast.
Bird vet FAQ
Do you treat parrots?
Yes. Call with the species, age, diet, and symptoms so the clinic can advise the safest next step.
Can birds be emergency cases?
Yes. Breathing changes, collapse, bleeding, egg binding signs, severe weakness, and sudden appetite loss need urgent advice.
Do you also treat reptiles and rabbits?
Yes. See the exotic animal service or call the clinic with details.