Are pets allowed in Dubai taxi?
Most Dubai taxi drivers will not accept pets—especially larger dogs or uncrated animals. There’s no official RTA policy banning pets, but it’s ultimately up to the driver. In practice, many will decline the ride.
Can I take my dog in a Careem or Uber in Dubai?
Not reliably. Standard Careem and Uber rides do not guarantee acceptance of pets. Some drivers may allow small crated animals, but it’s not a consistent or officially supported option.
Can I bring more than one pet to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere in UAE?
Yes, but each animal must meet all requirements independently, and you may be subject to quantity limits depending on the species.
Is it legal to bring pets on the Dubai Metro?
No. Pets are strictly prohibited on the Dubai Metro system unless they are registered service animals assisting passengers with disabilities. Bringing a pet may result in being denied entry or fined.
What is a pet taxi in Dubai?
A pet taxi is a transport service designed specifically for animals. These vehicles are run by trained handlers and are equipped with crates or pet restraints, offering safe and reliable transport for vet visits, grooming, airport transfers, and more.
How much does a pet taxi cost in Dubai?
Prices vary by distance and provider. Local trips can range from AED 60 to AED 150, while long-distance or airport rides may cost AED 200+. Some services offer flat-rate pricing or tiered packages.
Where can I find trusted pet taxi services in the UAE?
You can browse trusted providers in this article, and soon, Fetchway will feature a full directory of verified pet taxi businesses across the UAE to make booking even easier.