# PetBuddy

> Find vets, boarding and dog-friendly places in Singapore by neighbourhood, opening hours and distance. See which clinics are open now, tonight, and around the clock.

PetBuddy is a Singapore pet-services directory covering veterinary clinics, AVS-licensed boarding, and dog-friendly cafes, parks and dog runs. Listing details can change — confirm hours and pet policy with the business before travelling.

Every public HTML page has a Markdown copy at the same path with a `.md` suffix (for example `/vets.md`), or when requested with `Accept: text/markdown`. Times are Asia/Singapore.

## Directories

- [Veterinary clinics](https://petbuddy.sg/vets.md): 93 clinics with opening hours, phone numbers and neighbourhood pages.
- [Pet boarding](https://petbuddy.sg/boarding.md): 109 AVS-licensed boarding facilities.
- [Dog-friendly places](https://petbuddy.sg/places.md): 112 cafes, restaurants, parks and dog runs.
- [Pet groomers](https://petbuddy.sg/groomers.md): 20 grooming salons. Hours are included when they were published.
- [HDB towns](https://petbuddy.sg/towns.md): 23 town guides for vets, boarding and dog-friendly places.
- [MRT stations](https://petbuddy.sg/stations.md): 22 station catchments within about 1.2 km of the exit.
- [More pet services](https://petbuddy.sg/services.md): 8 guides, including groomers and the services we explain instead of listing.

## Hours and emergencies

- [Vets open now](https://petbuddy.sg/open-now.md): Live HTML view of clinics open at the current Singapore time. Markdown explains how to use weekly hours instead of a frozen snapshot.
- [24-hour vets](https://petbuddy.sg/24-hour-vets.md): 5 hospitals staffed around the clock, plus clinics with the latest evening hours.
- [Emergency vets](https://petbuddy.sg/emergency.md): Who to call overnight, with phone numbers and what to do before you leave.

## Place collections

- [Dog-friendly cafes in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/places/cafes.md): 32 cafes. Cafes are the most dog-welcoming corner of Singapore food and beverage, and the only category where indoor seating is common rather than exceptional. Several also keep a pet menu, so your dog can order something too.
- [Dog-friendly restaurants and bars in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/places/restaurants.md): 25 restaurants and bars. Restaurants and bars lean much more heavily on al-fresco seating than cafes do, so most of these listings are a terrace, courtyard or garden table rather than a spot inside. Pet menus are rare here.
- [Dog-friendly parks in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/places/parks.md): 24 parks. NParks parks where dogs are welcome on a leash. These are for walks rather than off-leash play: park paths, park connectors and beaches all require a leash, and off-leash time is only allowed inside a signed dog run.
- [Dog runs in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/places/dog-runs.md): 31 dog runs. Fenced, signed dog runs are the only places in Singapore where your dog can legally be off the leash in public. Most are inside an NParks park; a handful are neighbourhood runs managed by a town council.
- [Can't decide? Spin for a dog-friendly place](https://petbuddy.sg/places/surprise.md): A random shortlist of cafes, restaurants, parks and dog runs. Use the HTML page to spin.

## Vet regions

- [Vets in Central Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/regions/central.md): Veterinary clinics in the Central planning region.
- [Vets in East Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/regions/east.md): Veterinary clinics in the East planning region.
- [Vets in North Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/regions/north.md): Veterinary clinics in the North planning region.
- [Vets in North-East Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/regions/north-east.md): Veterinary clinics in the North-East planning region.
- [Vets in West Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/regions/west.md): Veterinary clinics in the West planning region.

## Neighbourhoods

- [Vets in Ang Mo Kio](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/ang-mo-kio.md): 3 clinics in North-East. Compare veterinary clinics in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore, including opening hours, phone numbers and directions.
- [Vets in Bedok](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/bedok.md): 3 clinics in East. Compare veterinary clinics in Bedok, Singapore, with current opening hours, contact details and directions.
- [Vets in Tampines](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/tampines.md): 2 clinics in East. Find vets in Tampines, Singapore, and compare their opening hours, phone numbers and locations.
- [Vets in Serangoon](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/serangoon.md): 4 clinics in North-East. Find veterinary clinics around Serangoon, Singapore, including a 24-hour hospital, opening hours and directions.
- [Vets in Hougang](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/hougang.md): 5 clinics in North-East. Compare vets in Hougang, Singapore, with opening hours, phone numbers and directions in one place.
- [Vets in Yishun](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/yishun.md): 3 clinics in North. Find veterinary clinics in Yishun, Singapore, and check their hours, contact details and directions.
- [Vets in Clementi](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/clementi.md): 3 clinics in West. Compare veterinary clinics in Clementi and Clementi West, Singapore, with opening hours and directions.
- [Vets in Toa Payoh](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/toa-payoh.md): 3 clinics in Central. Find vets in Toa Payoh, Singapore, with current opening hours, contact numbers and directions.
- [Vets in Holland Village](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/holland-village.md): 3 clinics in Central. Compare veterinary clinics around Holland Village, Singapore, including hours, phone numbers and directions.
- [Vets in Bukit Timah](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/bukit-timah.md): 5 clinics in Central. Find veterinary clinics around Bukit Timah and Beauty World, Singapore, with opening hours and directions.
- [Vets in Katong & East Coast](https://petbuddy.sg/areas/katong-east-coast.md): 9 clinics in East. Compare vets around Katong, Joo Chiat, Frankel and East Coast, Singapore, with hours and directions.

## Guides

- [Vet Clinics Open on Sunday in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/vet-clinics-open-sunday-singapore.md): Planning a Sunday vet visit? Browse vet clinics open on Sundays across Singapore, filterable by region — plus tips on what to check before you go.
- [How to adopt a pet in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/adopting-a-pet-singapore.md): How to adopt a dog or common pet in Singapore: check housing, start with AVS shelters, and spot social-media scams.
- [Do I need a licence for my dog or cat in Singapore?](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/dog-cat-licence-singapore.md): Yes. Every pet dog and cat in Singapore needs an AVS licence. How to apply on PALS, current fees, and why it is required.
- [HDB Approved Dog Breeds in Singapore: Complete List and Rules](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/hdb-approved-dog-breeds-singapore.md): Looking for HDB approved dog breeds in Singapore? See the full list, HDB dog rules, Project ADORE, licensing and tips for choosing a dog.
- [Are cats allowed in HDB flats? The 2026 rules](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/cats-in-hdb-flats-singapore.md): Yes. HDB rules now allow up to two cats per flat, and pet cats need an AVS licence and microchip. What changed and what to do before you adopt.
- [Pet-friendly condos in Singapore: the rules to check](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pets-in-condominiums-singapore.md): Looking for a pet-friendly condo in Singapore? How AVS limits for private homes and your condo’s by-laws work together, and what to ask first.
- [The cost of owning a dog or cat in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/cost-of-owning-a-pet-singapore.md): A friendly budget guide to the cost of owning a dog or cat in Singapore: AVS licence fees, food, vet care, boarding and an emergency fund.
- [Sterilisation and vaccinations for dogs and cats in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-sterilisation-and-vaccines-singapore.md): Dog and cat sterilisation and vaccination in Singapore: how it changes your AVS licence, the core vaccines to ask about, and when rabies applies.
- [Bringing a dog or cat into Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/bringing-a-pet-into-singapore.md): Bringing a dog or cat into Singapore? AVS rabies categories, the 90-day blood test wait, quarantine, licences and the order to apply in.
- [Taking your dog or cat out of Singapore, including to Malaysia](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/taking-a-pet-out-of-singapore.md): Bringing your dog to Malaysia or overseas from Singapore? The AVS export licence, health certificates, and the 30-day quarantine on your return.
- [Pet boarding over Chinese New Year in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-boarding-chinese-new-year-singapore.md): Planning CNY pet boarding in Singapore? Licensed boarders fill up early. What to book, what to ask, and when a pet sitter is the better plan.
- [Is haze bad for dogs and cats? A Singapore guide](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/haze-and-pets-singapore.md): Is haze bad for dogs and cats? How to read NEA’s PSI and PM2.5 bands, simple ways to protect your pet indoors, and signs that need a vet.
- [Helping your dog or cat through fireworks and thunderstorms](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/fireworks-and-pets-singapore.md): Calming tips for dog fireworks anxiety and thunderstorms in Singapore: when the loud nights are, how to set up a quiet room, and when to ask a vet.
- [Heatstroke in dogs and cats in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/heatstroke-in-pets-singapore.md): Dog and cat heatstroke in Singapore: the warning signs, first aid on the way to the vet, and easy habits that keep flat-faced breeds safe.
- [What dogs and cats can’t eat: foods that are toxic to pets](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/foods-toxic-to-dogs-and-cats.md): What dogs and cats can’t eat: chocolate, grapes, onion, garlic, xylitol and other toxic foods, plus what to tell the vet if your pet eats one.
- [When to take your pet to an emergency vet](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-emergency-signs-singapore.md): When to take your dog or cat to an emergency vet in Singapore: breathing trouble, collapse, bloating, blocked bladders, poisoning and more.
- [Tick fever in dogs in Singapore: symptoms and prevention](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/tick-fever-in-dogs-singapore.md): Dog tick fever symptoms to watch for in Singapore, including fever, pale gums and tiredness. Why a vet blood test matters, and how to prevent ticks.
- [How to choose a pet shop in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-shops-in-singapore.md): Friendly tips for choosing a pet shop in Singapore, from food and supplies to buying an animal, and how to check a shop on the AVS registry.
- [Dog training in Singapore: choosing a trainer](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/dog-training-in-singapore.md): Dog training in Singapore: what a good puppy class covers, when you need an AVS-accredited trainer, and friendly tips for picking the right fit.
- [Pet insurance in Singapore: what to compare](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-insurance-singapore.md): Comparing pet insurance in Singapore? What plans usually cover, the exclusions and waiting periods to check, and questions to ask before you buy.
- [Pet cremation in Singapore: what to know and ask](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-cremation-singapore.md): A gentle guide to pet cremation in Singapore: individual and communal options, what AVS and NEA advise for pet remains, and questions to ask.
- [Cat boarding and cat sitting in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/cat-boarding-singapore.md): Choosing cat boarding or a cat sitter in Singapore? What to ask about housing, vaccines and medication, and when a home visit suits your cat better.
- [24-Hour Vet Clinics in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/24-hour-vet-clinics-singapore.md): Find 24-hour and emergency vet clinics in Singapore open right now. Filter by location and call directly — no need to search around in a panic.
- [How to choose a vet in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/how-to-choose-a-vet-in-singapore.md): A practical checklist for comparing veterinary clinics in Singapore by location, hours, communication and emergency arrangements.
- [Exotic and small-pet vets in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/exotic-vets-singapore.md): Find vets in Singapore for rabbits, birds, reptiles and tortoises. Call ahead and name the species — most neighbourhood clinics see dogs and cats.
- [First vet appointment checklist](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/first-vet-appointment-checklist.md): What to prepare, bring and ask at a first veterinary appointment in Singapore, for a smoother and more useful consultation.
- [Understanding vet costs in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/vet-costs-in-singapore.md): How veterinary fees and estimates work in Singapore, which questions to ask, and how to compare care without relying on misleading headline prices.
- [Prefer not to board at a facility?](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-sitting-instead-of-boarding-singapore.md): When you would rather skip a boarding shop: Pawshake, PetBacker and Facebook groups as home-sitting options, plus how to check a sitter before you book.
- [How to choose pet boarding in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/how-to-choose-pet-boarding-singapore.md): What an AVS boarding licence actually covers, what to look for on a visit, and how to decide between a licensed facility and a home sitter.
- [Pet transport in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-transport-singapore.md): When a pet cannot take the MRT: GrabPet in the Grab app, specialist pet taxis, and what to confirm before a clinic or boarding run.
- [Dog-friendly cafes in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/dog-friendly-cafes-singapore.md): How dog-friendly cafes in Singapore actually work: indoor versus outdoor access, pet menus, pram rules and what to confirm before you turn up.
- [Pet Friendly Malls in Singapore: Where to Bring Your Dog for a Day Out](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-friendly-malls-singapore.md): Looking for pet friendly malls in Singapore? Compare dog access, outdoor dining and pet shops, then confirm carrier rules before you go.
- [Dog runs in Singapore: the only legal off-leash space](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/dog-runs-singapore.md): Where dogs can legally be off the leash in Singapore, how a dog run works, the AVS muzzle rules, and what to check on the gate before you unclip.
- [Dog-friendly parks in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/dog-friendly-parks-singapore.md): Which Singapore parks welcome dogs on a leash, where they are not allowed, and how park paths differ from a fenced dog run.
- [Where to buy pet birthday cakes and special food in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-birthday-cakes-special-food-singapore.md): Where to order dog and cat birthday cakes, fresh food and special diets in Singapore, plus lead times, collection details and safety checks.
- [Pet-friendly staycations in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-friendly-staycation-singapore.md): How pet-friendly staycations in Singapore work: hotel packages, fees, weight limits and what to confirm before you book.
- [Pet charities in Singapore](https://petbuddy.sg/articles/pet-charities-singapore.md): Where to adopt, donate or volunteer with Singapore animal welfare groups when a pet cannot get food, shelter or veterinary care at home.

## Site

- [About PetBuddy](https://petbuddy.sg/about.md): How listings are compiled and kept current.
- [Contact](https://petbuddy.sg/contact.md): Corrections and questions. Email tez@apps4u.sg. For a pet emergency, call a 24-hour hospital instead.