Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital
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Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital 
طريق سوِيحَان - near the Abu Dhabi International Airport - Al Shamkhah - SH34 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (Direction)
Specialities & Category: Sleep Medicine Specialists,
Overview
Conveniently located at طريق سوِيحَان - the Abu Dhabi International Airport, Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital is easily accessible to residents of Al Shamkha South and surrounding areas. Patients can contact the clinic at +971 2 885 8100 to schedule an appointment.
Whether you're seeking expert care in Sleep Medicine Specialists or need a trusted physician in Abu Dhabi, Dr. Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital is your go-to medical professional.
One of Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital's patient, Michael Swanson said "Amazing experience, worth the short drive out of main area of Abu Dhabi. So many birds, guide is very entertaining.";.
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Specialities & Category
Location & Maps
Contact Info
- +971 2 885 8100
- https://www.falconhospital.com/
- طريق سوِيحَان - the Abu Dhabi International Airport
FAQ's
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How can I contact Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital?
You can contact Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital at their phone number +971 2 885 8100 or through contact form on their website https://www.falconhospital.com/.
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Where is Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital located?
Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital in is located at طريق سوِيحَان - near the Abu Dhabi International Airport - Al Shamkhah - SH34 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
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How is Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital rated by patients?
Based on 1703 reviews, Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars.
Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital Review (1703) 4.3
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Amazing experience, worth the short drive out of main area of Abu Dhabi. So many birds, guide is very entertaining.
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Disheartening Experience with My Cat at Falcon Hospital Abu Dhabi❤️u200dud83eude79nnI recently took my cat, Costica, to the Falcon Hospital Abu Dhabi for boarding, and it turned out to be a nightmare. I entrusted them with simple tasks--nail trimming and ear cleaning--but somehow, during these seemingly minor procedures, my cat had a heart attack and tragically passed away. I'm heartbroken and completely baffled by how such small, routine actions could cause this level of stress and result in DEATH. nCostica was a healthy cat when I brought him in, and I never expected something so devastating from what should have been a straightforward service. How can a place that is supposed to specialize in animal care allow such extreme stress to be placed on an animal? It's hard to comprehend how this was even possible. nThe experience has left me questioning the hospital's methods and their ability to handle sensitive animals. It was extremely painful to see my cat in distress, and even more so to know it could have been avoided. I hope this review serves as a cautionary tale for other pet owners.
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While it may be a bit difficult getting to this attraction with all the road construction in the area, and detours...just allow yourself a little extra time to arrive. The tour of the hospital was really amazing, fun, and informative. It is good for all ages. Seeing these amazing creatures being cared for was insightful. The tour took us about 90 minutes and included an introduction, a chance to see the falcons in the clinic, time to hold a falcon on your gloved arm for a photo, and a visit to see them in an aviary.
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A fascinating insight into the world of falcons and falconry and into the work of the extraordinary hospital. Thank you to Hassan and his colleagues for this unique, entertaining and thoroughly thought provoking experience.
Absolutely worth the extra effort to get there. We were the only guests on this tour of a working falcon hospital. The doctors clearly want to share their love of these birds. This is not a tourist trap we spent about 1 1/2 hours on the tour and were able to hold them, and feed the falcons. We came home with a real experience and as many photos as you want to take. There is a small museum of falcon culture, accoutrements, and history. The facility also cares for a limited number of other birds of prey such as owls. nDo allow extra time as the taxi driver missed the exit, but the facility has to be far away from power lines to protect the birds in flight.