Emergency Veterinary Care
Emergency Veterinary Care in Doha, Qatar
+974 5509 949430 Al Hedaya Street, Madinat Khalifa North, Doha
During hours (8 AM – 10 PM): walk-ins accepted for urgent cases • After hours: on-call vet meets you at the clinic
Parkview Pet Center in Madinat Khalifa North, Doha provides after-hours emergency veterinary care for dogs and cats in Qatar. During regular clinic hours (8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, 7 days a week), walk-ins are accepted for urgent cases — no appointment needed. Outside regular hours, an on-call veterinarian assesses the situation by phone and meets you at the clinic if the case requires immediate attention. The facility is fully equipped for emergency diagnostics and surgery — digital X-ray, ultrasound, in-house laboratory, and a dedicated surgical suite are available during emergency visits. Common emergencies treated include poisoning, trauma, GDV (bloat), urinary obstruction in male cats, seizures, respiratory distress, and severe allergic reactions. Established in 2011, Parkview has served as an after-hours emergency resource for Doha's pet owners for over 15 years.
If your pet is in distress, you're in the right place. Follow these steps — we'll take it from here.
How Our After-Hours Emergency Service Works
A veterinarian is always available when your pet needs urgent care
Call +974 5509 9494 — this line is answered during and after clinic hours. If you’re unsure whether it’s an emergency, call anyway.
Describe your pet’s symptoms. Be specific: what happened, when it started, and any substances ingested.
The on-call vet will advise you and determine whether your pet needs to come to the clinic immediately.
If needed, the vet meets you at the clinic. 30 Al Hedaya Street, Madinat Khalifa North.
Diagnostic and surgical facilities are available on-site: X-ray, ultrasound, lab, and surgical suite.
What To Do if Your Pet Has an Emergency
Critical steps before you reach the clinic
Take a breath. Your pet picks up on your stress — staying calm helps them too.
Call +974 5509 9494 immediately — during or after hours.
Do not give human medications. Paracetamol, ibuprofen, and aspirin are toxic to pets.
If bleeding, apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth.
If poisoning, bring the packaging or substance. Do not induce vomiting unless instructed.
Bring any current medications and vaccination records.
Common Pet Emergencies We Treat
Recognise the signs — act fast
Poisoning
Rat poison, chocolate, cleaning products, garden plants. Bring packaging with you. Do not induce vomiting.
Difficulty Breathing
Laboured breathing, blue gums, gagging. Airway obstruction, allergic reaction, or fluid in lungs.
Trauma
Road accidents, falls from height. Balcony falls are a particular risk for cats in Qatar’s high-rise apartments.
Seizures
Seizure lasting 2+ minutes or multiple within 24 hours. Do not restrain your pet. Note the time and duration.
Bloat / GDV
Distended abdomen, unproductive retching, restlessness. Life-threatening in large, deep-chested dogs. Requires immediate surgery.
Heat Stroke
Qatar summer temps exceed 45°C. Excessive panting, drooling, collapse, dark red gums. Move to cool area. Do NOT use ice water.
Severe Vomiting/Diarrhoea
Lasting 24+ hours. Can indicate infection, obstruction, pancreatitis, or poisoning. Dehydration occurs rapidly.
Inability to Urinate
Medical emergency, especially in male cats. Straining, vocalising, licking. Can be fatal within 24–48 hours.
Eye Injuries
Corneal ulcers, foreign bodies, proptosis. Do not remove foreign objects yourself. Prompt treatment preserves vision.
Snake or Insect Bites
Qatar’s desert is home to venomous snakes and scorpions. Swelling, breathing difficulty, collapse. Seek care immediately.
Pet Emergency? Call Now
+974 5509 9494Available during and after clinic hours • On-call vet meets you at the clinic
Emergency Diagnostic & Surgical Capabilities
All in-house — results during the same visit
Digital X-ray
Same-day results for fractures, foreign bodies, chest and abdominal assessment
Ultrasound
Internal organ assessment, fluid detection, and pregnancy confirmation
In-house Laboratory
Blood work (CBC, biochemistry), urinalysis, and cytology — results within the visit
Surgical Suite
Foreign body removal, GDV surgery, wound repair, and fracture stabilisation
After the emergency is stabilised, patients that need continued medical care are admitted to the hospital ward for ongoing inpatient treatment — IV fluid therapy, monitoring, pain management, and nursing attention around the clock. See hospitalization & inpatient care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions
1 Is there an emergency vet in Doha available after hours?
Parkview Pet Center in Madinat Khalifa North, Doha offers an after-hours emergency on-call service. Call +974 5509 9494 and our on-call veterinarian will meet you at the clinic. During regular hours (8 AM – 10 PM daily), walk-ins are accepted for urgent cases.
2 My dog ate chocolate in Doha — what should I do?
Call +974 5509 9494 immediately. Chocolate is toxic to dogs — dark chocolate and cocoa are most dangerous. Do not induce vomiting unless instructed by the vet. Note the type of chocolate, approximate amount eaten, and your dog’s weight. Bring the packaging to Parkview Pet Center in Madinat Khalifa North.
3 My cat can’t urinate — is this an emergency?
Yes — this is a life-threatening emergency. Urinary blockage in cats can be fatal within 24–48 hours. Call +974 5509 9494 immediately. Signs include straining in the litter box, crying, licking the genital area, and lethargy. Do not wait until morning.
4 What are the signs of heatstroke in dogs in Qatar?
Heavy panting, drooling, bright red gums, vomiting, collapse, or disorientation — especially after outdoor exposure in Qatar’s summer heat. Move your dog to air conditioning immediately, apply cool (not ice) water to the belly, paws, and ears, and call +974 5509 9494. Heatstroke can cause organ failure within minutes.
5 My dog was bitten by a snake in Qatar — what do I do?
Keep your dog calm and still. Do not attempt to suck out venom or apply a tourniquet. Call +974 5509 9494 and get to Parkview Pet Center as quickly as possible. Note the snake’s appearance if you can — this helps determine treatment. Desert vipers and saw-scaled vipers are found in Qatar.
6 How much does an emergency vet visit cost in Doha?
Emergency veterinary costs at Parkview Pet Center depend on the diagnosis, diagnostics required, and treatment needed. The on-call veterinarian discusses all costs before proceeding with treatment. In-house X-ray, ultrasound, and laboratory facilities mean most emergency diagnostics are completed during the same visit without external referrals. Call +974 5509 9494 for emergencies.
7 Can I walk into Parkview Pet Center for an emergency during business hours?
Yes. During regular hours (8:00 AM – 10:00 PM, 7 days a week), Parkview Pet Center accepts walk-ins for urgent and emergency cases. No appointment is needed for emergencies.
8 What should I do if my pet is poisoned in Qatar?
Call Parkview Pet Center immediately at +974 5509 9494. Do not induce vomiting unless instructed by a veterinarian. Bring the product or packaging with you. Common poisoning sources in Qatar include rat poison, chocolate, cleaning products, and certain garden plants.
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Madinat Khalifa North, Doha, Qatar
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