Clinical team
Dr. Mariell
Veterinary Doctor
Licensed Veterinarian — Ministry of Climate Change & Environment (MOCCAE), Government of the UAE.
Dr. Mariell provides care for dogs and cats at Kings Al Furjan. Her interests include small-animal internal medicine, general surgery and soft-tissue surgery, alongside a gentle, reassuring approach to each visit.
Pets treated
Dr. Mariell primarily treats dogs and cats.
Languages spoken
She speaks English and Filipino.
Clinical interests
She enjoys managing a variety of medical cases and performing general and soft-tissue surgical procedures, with the aim of supporting her patients’ health and quality of life.
Approach to patient care
She takes time to understand each pet’s needs and uses patient, kind handling, particularly with anxious or frightened animals. Honest communication helps owners understand their pet’s condition and the treatment options available.
Qualifications and experience
Dr. Mariell graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in the Philippines in 2020 and has six years of clinical veterinary experience.
Working at Kings
Dr. Mariell enjoys meeting different pets, seeing patients regain their health and sharing knowledge with her colleagues. She values a supportive team that learns together and works around each patient’s needs.
About
Dr. Mariell is part of the Kings Veterinary Clinic team as a veterinary doctor. Getting to know the people behind a visit can make it easier to ask questions and explain what matters to you and your pet.
Care starts with a conversation
A vet visit brings together what you notice at home and what the clinical team can assess at the clinic. Share the small changes as well as the big concerns: appetite, activity, routines and anything that feels different. Clear questions and an understandable next-step plan help you take part in your pet’s care.
Working together at Kings
Veterinary care is a team effort. The clinical, nursing and reception teams help connect the consultation with records, appointment arrangements and follow-up. Ask who to contact with questions after your visit and confirm your preferred clinician with reception.
A little hello goes a long way
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A little more about the people, teamwork and conversations behind your pet’s visit.
How does this doctor help nervous pets?
She takes time to understand each pet’s needs and uses patient, kind handling, particularly with anxious or frightened animals. Honest communication helps owners understand their pet’s condition and the treatment options available.
What does this doctor value about working at Kings?
Dr. Mariell enjoys meeting different pets, seeing patients regain their health and sharing knowledge with her colleagues. She values a supportive team that learns together and works around each patient’s needs.
What is Dr. Mariell’s role at Kings?
Dr. Mariell is part of Kings Veterinary Clinic as a veterinary doctor.
What can we talk about during a visit?
Your pet’s health, changes you have noticed at home, questions about an examination and the proposed next steps. Bring your questions so the consultation can address what matters to you.
What is useful to share with the team?
Bring vaccination records, earlier reports and a list of current medicines. A short timeline of your concern helps the treating veterinarian understand the history.
How does this role connect with the Kings team?
Clinical care connects the consultation with the nursing and reception teams. Clear records, appointment arrangements and follow-up instructions help everyone understand the next step.
How can I help the team get to know my pet?
Tell us what makes your pet unique: the name they respond to, their everyday habits and how they usually react to a clinic visit. Let the team know about handling worries or anything that helps them feel more settled. Small details can make a useful conversation starter.
How do I arrange the next step?
Use Plan a visit to choose a Kings branch and contact the team. For a particular staff member, ask reception to confirm availability and the right location. Routine visits run from 9am to 9pm daily. For an emergency, call the branch directly; all four branches are open 24 hours for emergencies.
Let’s plan a visit.
Choose your local branch. Reception will confirm the right team member, service and appointment. A profile is not a live duty rota.
Routine visits: 9am–9pm daily. For emergencies, call your nearest branch directly; all four branches are open 24 hours for emergencies.
Primary branch: Al Furjan. Please ask reception to confirm the appointment and clinician availability.