Vet Clinics Open on Sunday in Singapore
Sunday is often the only stretch of the week when you can take a pet for a vaccination, a follow-up, or a first visit without rearranging work. Plenty of veterinary clinics in Singapore keep Sunday hours, including neighbourhood practices and the hospitals that stay open around the clock.
Those Sunday windows are usually shorter than weekday sessions, and some clinics see patients by appointment only. Shortlist a practice in the live directory, then confirm the remaining hours and booking rules before you set off.
64 clinics currently publish Sunday hours in the live directory.
Things to check before heading down on a Sunday
A Sunday listing means the clinic publishes hours for that day — not a guaranteed walk-in slot, a full weekday timetable, or the same schedule on a public holiday. A short call usually prevents a wasted trip.
- Sunday hours are often shorter than weekday hours. Morning-only or split sessions are common, and some clinics close by early afternoon.
- Some clinics are by-appointment only on Sundays, even if they accept walk-ins during the week. A published opening window is not the same as an available consult.
- Call or message ahead to confirm the team is seeing patients, especially if you are travelling across the island or bringing more than one animal.
- Public holiday hours may differ from regular Sunday hours. When a holiday falls on a Sunday, follow the clinic’s holiday note rather than the usual weekend timetable.
Sunday vet clinics by region
Singapore’s clinics sit across five planning regions. Each region below links into the live directory already filtered to Sunday hours, so you see current listings rather than a static list.
Central
Central Singapore has the densest cluster of clinics, from the city and Novena through Toa Payoh, Queenstown and the Bukit Timah corridor. Start with Sunday-open clinics in Central and compare the remaining hours on each listing. See Sunday vet clinics in Central.
East
The East covers Katong, Siglap, Frankel, Bedok, Tampines and Pasir Ris. Alongside general practices you will find cat-focused clinics and a 24-hour hospital, which is useful if a routine Sunday slot turns into something that needs to be seen the same day. See Sunday vet clinics in East.
North
Clinics in the North are more spread out across Yishun, Sembawang, Woodlands, Mandai and Springleaf. Distance and Sunday closing times matter more here, so check how long the remaining session lasts before you travel. See Sunday vet clinics in North.
North-East
The North-East includes Ang Mo Kio, Serangoon, Hougang, Punggol, Sengkang and the Seletar estates. Neighbourhood and newer clinics both appear in the Sunday filter; weekend appointment rules are not uniform here. See Sunday vet clinics in North-East.
West
The West stretches from Clementi and Bukit Batok through Jurong, Choa Chu Kang and Boon Lay. Sunday hours vary widely, and a 24-hour hospital is available if a planned visit cannot wait. See Sunday vet clinics in West.
Routine visit or something more urgent?
A Sunday appointment is a good fit for care that can be scheduled: vaccinations, wellness checks, skin or ear follow-ups, nail trims a vet should see, and first visits for a generally well pet. Ask about weekend grooming add-ons when you book.
Do not wait for Sunday hours if your pet is in distress. Difficulty breathing, collapse, repeated vomiting, straining to urinate, suspected poisoning, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, or a road accident need same-day emergency care, including overnight. In those cases, skip the weekend planner and go to a hospital that is staffed around the clock.
If you are unsure whether a problem can wait, phone a clinic and describe what you are seeing. A short conversation is safer than guessing from a list.
If it cannot wait until Sunday
If your pet needs urgent care right now, don’t wait for Sunday hours — see our 24-Hour Vet Clinics in Singapore instead.
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Frequently asked questions
Are vet clinics open on Sundays in Singapore?
Yes. Many general practices keep Sunday sessions, and twenty-four-hour hospitals are open every day of the week. Sunday hours are typically shorter than weekday hours, and some clinics close on Sunday as their weekly rest day. Use the live directory to see who publishes Sunday hours, then call ahead because appointment rules can differ.
Do Sunday vet clinics require an appointment?
It depends on the clinic. Some Sunday practices keep walk-in hours, while others switch to appointment-only on weekends to manage a smaller team. Even clinics that accept walk-ins can book out on Sunday mornings. Phone or message the clinic before you leave so you know whether a slot is available and what records to bring.
Are Sunday hours the same as weekday hours?
Usually not. Many Singapore clinics open later, close earlier, or drop the afternoon session on Sundays. Lunch breaks can also shift. Public holidays that fall on a Sunday often follow a separate holiday schedule rather than the regular Sunday hours, so treat the published Sunday window as a starting point and confirm on the day.