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Facilities for pets

Kennels & Pet Movers

  • Kev Posh Pet Services: Worldwide pet import and export, pet boarding services, professional grooming, pet food delivery and cremation services, Tel: 9730 0296
  • Mitchville K9 Kennels: Offer boarding services and training services. 16 Seletar West Farmway 1 Singapore, Tel: 6482 0084.
  • Pet Movers: Boarding kennels, import and export services, and dog training. No. 4 Pasir Ris Farmway II, Tel: 6581 3688
  • Peter Pet Services: A one stop shop for importing and exporting pets, 545 Orchard Road, # 15-02/04 Far East Shopping Centre, Tel: 6256 5109
  • Pets n Stuff: Professional grooming, pet foods, pet transport and pet boarding available. 111 Sims Avenue, Singapore 387435 & 68 Namly P lace, Tel: 6747 4404 / 6469 4403

Pet Shops and Groomers

  • Aquapet Centre: Offers pet food and healthcare products, marine and fresh water aquarium requirements and pet accessories. 1 Jalan Anak Bukit, #B2-07 Bukit Timah Plaza, Tel: 6466 7175 Fax: 6466 7028
  • Best Friends: Specialised in K9 training and obedience classes. The appointed test evaluators in Singapore for American Kennel Club’s Canine Good Citizen Program Certification. 312 Telok Kurau Rd, Tel: 6346 2003
  • Pet Lover’s Centre: Pet shops located throughout the island. Also offer online ordering services for dog tags.
  • Pet Mobile: Provides door to door service for pet food, accessories, personal care services such as pet taxi, pet sitting, grooming, boarding, import and export, and emergencies, Tel: 9099 8511
  • Hot Dog: Popular dog grooming salon and pet shop. Offers day and night boarding facilities. Tel: 6252 5242

Private Parks and Swimming Pools

  • K9 Culture: Doggie swimming pool that is open for public use on weekends and public holidays, from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. 110 Turf Club Road, Singapore, Tel: 6314 9363

Pet Taxi and Emergency Ambulance

Many taxi drivers will not take pets in Singapore and, if you do not have your own car, you may be stuck in the event of an emergency. The Pet Movers local transport service is available year round, and emergency services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by simply calling 6581 3688 (24 hours).

General Protocol on Pets

In Singapore, most public places including restaurants, hawker centers, and shopping centers do not allow pets. Pets are largely confined to neighborhood parks, yards, and pedestrian sidewalks. There are some rules required of pet-owner when taking pets out for stroll.

  • Leashes are required at all times.
  • Owner is required to clean up the pet’s droppings; failure to do so might result in fines of $500.
  • Ensure you are able to control your pet.
  • Cats are not allowed in HDB flats.
  • Only dogs of approved breed are allowed in HDB flats.
  • Only 1 dog of approved breed is allowed in HDB flats.
  • Not more than 3 dogs are allowed for non-HDB residences.

Top Tips

01 A service of SingPost, vPost, allows users to set up overseas mailing addresses in the US, Europe, and Japan so that buyers can purchase from there.
02 When searching for rental properties find listings that are not co-broked. You will be charged commission on co-broked properties.
03 When searching for property look for any nearby spaces that may be built on. There is a lot of development taking place and building work is noisy.
04 Despite what many websites say, quarantine is no longer required for the majority of domestic animals arriving in Singapore.
05 If take Permanent Residency in Singapore and have, or are considering having, children. Be aware that male children may have to do national service.

Useful links

  • http://www.smrt.com.sg
    Offers detailed information on the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) train system in Singapore, including rates, route maps, and rules.
  • http://www.nea.gov.sg
    Weather conditions and forecasts plus information on Singapore’s environmental initiatives.

Interesting fact

Singapore has more than 3,000 kilometers of roads. Stretched end to end, they can cover the distance from Singapore to Hong Kong.
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