Days and packs · Nad Al Sheba

Dog Daycare in Nad Al Sheba, Dubai

Most Nad Al Sheba bookings are for the working week: owners who need their dog looked after properly between morning and evening, not parked in a pen until collection.

A daycare day starts with a walk before the heat, then a slow morning in the apartment with the other dogs, a sleep after lunch and another walk once it cools. There are no cages here and the group stays small, so a shy dog always has a quiet corner to retreat to.

About 20 minutes from our JVC home

Dog being walked on a shaded path in a Dubai park

What your pet gets in Nad Al Sheba

  • Full run of the apartment, never a cage or a kennel
  • A walk in the cooler hours of a Dubai day, near Meydan Racecourse
  • Small numbers, so every dog gets real attention
  • Photos and updates while you are at work

Getting to us from Nad Al Sheba

Drop-off is built around a normal Nad Al Sheba commute, and we are flexible on the exact time. About 20 minutes from our JVC home. If the drive does not fit your day, add collection and drop-off when you book and we will do the trip instead.

Nearest landmarks: Meydan Racecourse, Nad Al Sheba cycle track, Al Ain Road.

Dog Daycare prices

Same prices for every Dubai area, including Nad Al Sheba.

Single daycare day

One dog

AED 99.75

Small dog · 7-day pack

AED 640.48

Small dog · 14-day pack

AED 1,270.52

Small dog · 21-day pack

AED 1,879.54

Large dog · 7-day pack

AED 787.55

Large dog · 14-day pack

AED 1,564.52

Large dog · 21-day pack

AED 2,320.54

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Small dog on a lead walking the Dubai Marina promenade at dusk

Dog Daycare for Nad Al Sheba owners

Nad Al Sheba is twenty minutes from us and one of the best areas in Dubai to own a dog, with Meydan and the cycling track on the doorstep. Owners here often keep their dogs fit themselves and use us for the working week or for travel.

Local note

The cycle track is superb for a dog who likes to run, but go at first light, before the cyclists arrive and the surface starts to radiate heat.

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