Canadian Veterinary Hospital Doha, Qatar

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Canadian Veterinary Hospital Doha, Qatar

THE FIRST AND ONLY 24-HOUR VETERINARY EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE IN QATAR Our caring staff is dedicated to consistent excellence, throughout each pet’s life.

Canadian Veterinary Hospital is committed to providing the highest level of care to their patients by offering the best quality of medicine and service. Our mission is to listen to you and your pets! With this we have longer consultation times so that the veterinarian can listen to your concerns, take time to thoroughly examine your pet and discuss with you in detail what options are available for

treatment. Our Services Include:
Routine Vaccinations
In House Diagnostic Testing
Surgery
X-Rays
Dentistry
Geriatric Care
Preventive Healthcare Plans
Veterinary Researched Pet Food by Hill's
Pet Pharmacy
Pet Accessories
Rabies Serology
Health Certificates
Full Pet Relocation Service

For more information or to arrange an appointment please call 4411 8850

18/07/2025

Our neighbours need us now more than ever. Summer in Qatar brings intense heat and humidity, making it tough for our community pets to stay cool and hydrated. But we can help.

Please place ceramic bowls of water outside and keep them filled throughout the day. It’s a small act of kindness that brings real relief to the stray cats, dogs, and birds around us. Let’s make this summer a little easier for our four- and two-legged friends.

Together, let’s keep our neighbours hydrated.

We remain open 24/7 for appointments & emergencies. Call ☎️ 44118850

16/07/2025

Snaps from Winston’s last visit to brighten your day! 🐾 Like many French Bulldogs, he's not a big fan of nail trims, but they’re so important. Since his nails don’t wear down naturally, overgrowth can affect how he walks and even lead to joint or mobility issues over time. We’re so proud of him for braving his nail trim. See you again in a few weeks, buddy!

We're open 24/7 for all your pet needs. ☎️ 44118850

14/07/2025

Caring compassionately for our community’s pets and delivering trusted, high-quality veterinary care in Qatar, one pet at a time. We're always open and here for all your pets' needs.

Call ☎️ 44118850.

13/07/2025

This is a case of scrotal hernia with strangulated small intestine, a serious condition that required emergency surgery.

The patient was brought in lethargic, not eating, and vomiting repeatedly. His owners feared he may have picked up a virus in the compound. During physical examination, we found an inflamed sc***um, with the right testicle noticeably larger than the left. He had also stopped defecating, though there were formed stools in the colon. An abdominal ultrasound confirmed a scrotal hernia with incarcerated small intestine, leading to a gastrointestinal obstruction. This is a surgical emergency, as the trapped section of intestine was strangled and had already begun to turn necrotic.

Dr. Carolina performed an enterectomy, removing the damaged portion of the intestine, returning the healthy section into the abdomen, and restoring proper function. The patient was also neutered during the procedure. It was a delicate surgery, but we’re pleased to share that the patient recovered well and is now back to his normal self.

Scrotal hernias like this can be prevented by neutering. If your pet hasn't been spayed or neutered, we strongly encourage you to book a consultation with your CVH vet. And always keep an eye out for changes in your pet’s behavior. Vomiting, loss of appetite, or lethargy can be early signs of serious illness and timely veterinary care can save your pet's life.

We’re here for you and your pet 24/7 at the Canadian Veterinary Hospital, Doha Qatar. ☎️ 44118850

07/07/2025

Beautiful Bee warming hearts at her vet check-up! ✨ Did you know chinchillas can live up to 20 years with proper care? Their gentle nature, curiosity, and love for routine make them wonderful companions.

Have you ever met a chinchilla up close? What’s the most surprising thing you’ve learned about them? Share with us in the comments!

For appointments, enquiries and emergencies, call ☎️ 44118850.

02/07/2025

Our sweet patient Duke came in with a large lipoma under his armpit that was affecting his ability to move comfortably. Lipomas are among the most common benign (non-cancerous) tumors in dogs. They’re made up of fatty tissue and usually feel soft, round, and movable under the skin. While lipomas are typically slow-growing, some can become quite large and interfere with the pet's mobility or even cause pain, especially depending on their location.

Dr. Carolina successfully performed a surgery to remove Duke’s lipoma and after dedicated post-op care, we’re happy to share that Duke has fully recovered and regained full use of his limb!

Although lipomas are usually harmless, it's important to have any new lump checked by your vet. Some lumps may look or feel similar to more serious tumors, so early testing helps ensure the right diagnosis and treatment.

If you ever notice a lump or have concerns about your pet’s health, don’t wait. Bring them in to see your CVH vet. We’re here for you 24/7.

Call ☎️ 44118850.

29/06/2025

Nugget and Nala decided to sneak a chocolate snack while no one was looking. Unfortunately, they managed to eat some before they were caught. So these two cheeky pups ended up in our ER, where Dr. Claire stepped in with the care they needed. After inducing vomiting, giving fluids, medications, and plenty of cuddles, they’re now feeling much better.

Chocolate might be a sweet treat for us, but it’s toxic for dogs. It contains caffeine and theobromine, which can overstimulate the heart and nervous system. It can also lead to vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and in some cases, pancreatitis.

Chocolate toxicity is an emergency. Even small amounts, especially in smaller dogs, can be dangerous. If your dog eats chocolate:

* Bring them to CVH right away. We’re open 24/7.
* Bring the wrapper or share what kind and how much they ate.
* Don’t wait for symptoms. Chocolate absorbs slowly, and signs may appear later.

Signs of chocolate toxicity include vomiting, diarrhea, restlessness, increased thirst or urination, fast breathing or heart rate, tremors, seizures, or even coma.

We’re just thankful Nala and Nugget are safe and recovering well ...even if they’re still not telling us who came up with the plan to eat chocolates.

We're here for you 24/7. Call ☎️ 44118850.

23/06/2025

Summer’s here and many pets are off to explore the world! 🌍✈️

One essential part of your pet's travel prep is their Pet Passport, a handy document that holds all their important details in one place: name, breed, date of birth, photo, microchip info, and vaccination records.

Even if your pet isn’t travelling anytime soon, remember to bring their passport along for every vaccine and parasite prevention visit, so your CVH vet can update and stamp it.

If your pet doesn’t have a CVH-issued Pet Passport yet, we can help you get started at your next vaccination appointment. 🐾

For vaccination appointments and enquiries, call ☎️ 44118850

19/06/2025

Theo sitting pretty at his follow-up appointment 🐾💛

Follow-ups matter even when your pet seems perfectly fine. They give us the chance to make sure everything is truly on track with the treatment plan and your pet's health, and offer you that extra peace of mind. It’s also the perfect time to talk through what’s working, what’s not, and help us understand your pet’s needs even better.

So tell us, what kind of pet parent are you?
A. I always show up for follow-ups, even when my pet seems fine.
B. I usually skip them unless there’s a clear medical concern.

👇 Drop your answer in the comments! We'd love to know.

We’re open 24/7 for appointments, emergencies, and walk-ins! Call ☎️ 44118850.

17/06/2025

You know the saying: timely vaccinations keep nasty diseases away! Wilson got the memo and is staying protected, one vaccine at a time.

📌 Are your pet’s vaccinations up to date?

Book your appointment today. Call ☎️ 44118850.

We're open 24/7

11/06/2025

Travel the world with your pet this summer with CVH Pet Relocation! Traveling safely with your pet requires adequate planning, preparation, and the right support. The CVH pet relocation team is here for you. Whether you're heading off on holiday or relocating to or out of Qatar, our team of experienced pet relocation professionals is here to make your pet’s journey smooth, safe, and stress-free.

From travel documents and vaccinations to health checks, IPATA-approved travel crates packed with essentials, and airport transport, we take care of it all. Do you need our door-to-door relocation service or prefer a customized experience? We’ll make it happen. Just call ☎️ 44118850 to get started today.

30/03/2025

Eid Mubarak from our family to yours✨

We are open 24/7 for appointments, emergencies and walk ins! Call ☎️ 44118850

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