Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital

The meal in the visit content seems to have to be reserved... I didn’t experience it, everything else is fine. It’s best to wear a mask when you go to see the eagles in the hair period, because it will be very birdy. Hahaha

I spent Boxing Day in December 2019 at this historically relevant location. Both adults and children enjoyed the surgical presentation and feeding of birds, which is ideal for families. Going with a souvenir leather hood, this is the best conversational film I have ever had on my holiday trip in December 2019! My favorite Abu Dhabi attraction! A must-see attraction!

Just turn right at an intersection before the highway fork, the sign is on the side of the road, don't walk past it, otherwise it will take a long time. The hospital itself is worth the fare. The coffee shop can rest before the collection. There is wifi. There is no need to buy things. It is too expensive. There are very few Chinese. I was the only one on the day I went. The explanation was rich and I wanted to know. There are two kinds of fares. Normally, group tickets only include noon Arabic special meals, but later asked, individual tickets can also include meals with some money. I withdrew early because I wanted to go back to the hotel to rest.

Falcon Hospital, a unique pet hospital in Arabia, is owned by Arabs, but not by lions, tigers, leopards and falcons. In the United Arab Emirates, Falcons have their own passports and can travel with their owners. They can't be caged like other animals in an airplane, but buy tickets with their owners and occupy a seat next to their owners. Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital is currently the largest public Falcon hospital in the United Arab Emirates, with large scale, advanced facilities and formal management. The president is Dr. argit Gabriele Muller, who has been engaged in Falcon research in Germany for many years. Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital now receives more than 4400 birds of prey from around the world every year. These ferocious pets receive the highest treatment here. Falcon Hospital can restore the health of raptors as much as possible, whether internal or external injuries or parasitic infections, and even reconnect the folded-winged falcons to the blue sky. When you walk into the clinic of Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital, you will see that the falcons "waiting for treatment" are sitting in rows on the low benches, waiting quietly. They are all wearing lovely "helmet" (blindfold). Although their eyes are invisible, when they hear the movement, they turn their small heads and side their ears to listen. It looks like a model. According to Dr. Muller, the reason why falcons wear blindfolds is to keep them quiet, because falcons come to visit here of different species and sizes, and there is a complex ecological relationship between them. If the blindfolds are opened, larger or more ferocious falcons may find "their own lunch (small falcons)" sitting. Next to it, they attack and even kill each other. In order to prevent such tragedies and maintain the order of hospitals, all falcons should be put on blindfolds so that they can wait quietly and obediently for treatment. When you enter the clinic, you can closely observe how the doctors trim the falcons'nails. To trim the falcon's nails, anesthesia should be given first, and then a multi-channel procedure of quick trimming, polishing and oiling should be followed. When the Falcon is sleepy, we touch its body and feel the temperature and feathers of desert heroes. In Falcon hospitals, doctors can also perform surgical operations on falcons. They have independent operating rooms with clean links and advanced equipment. At the same time, it has the opportunity to feed the falcon. When it stops on your arm and bites food from your fingertips, you can't imagine that a bird with such a small body would have amazing strength. When the food in your hand is only bones, the excitement and blood make you feel the terrible appearance of it galloping across the desert and hunting fiercely. PS. Visitors have to make an appointment in advance. We haven't missed the appointment time, but we still tried it. It's not easy to come all the way. After three requests from our guide and us, we finally accommodated ourselves.

The world's first and largest Falcon Hospital, which has won awards in the world, is the best choice for understanding local culture. Visits need to be booked 2 days in advance, and English-language guides are provided on site. Usually the tour time is 2 hours, including the hunting museum, screening room, and birdhouse.

Their pet service is not bad, at least not for profit as a main purpose