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Pet boarding and daycare in Singapore
Compare stays and daycare options by setup, supervision and fit for your pet. Tour the facility or arrange a trial when possible, especially before a longer booking.
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Pooch Nannies
Joo Chiat · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Pupperton Hotel
Geylang · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Rock N Ruff
Bukit Timah · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Roe Pet Services
Upper Thomson · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Shangri-Paw Cat Hotel
Geylang · BoardingS$90-S$170 per night for standard room categories; interconnected rooms S$180-S$242. First booking receives 10% off outside peak periods.Photo 1 of 3
Super Cuddles
Kallang · BoardingRates are by enquiry.Photo 1 of 3
Tails Up @ Changi
Changi · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Tara Pet Care
Choa Chu Kang · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
The Animal Retreat Singapore
Geylang · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
The Dog Club
Frankel · BoardingStructured daycare is S$70 per visit; other activities are separately priced.Photo 1 of 3
The Fluffy Hut - Chinchilla, Guinea Pig, Hamster, Rabbit Boarding
MacPherson · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
The Hamster Hotel
Telok Kurau · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
THE LUXE MEOWNOR
Lavender · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
The Snuggery Katong
Joo Chiat · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
The Snuggery Thomson
Upper Thomson · BoardingPhoto 1 of 5
The Wagington
Dempsey · BoardingTemperament evaluation is currently S$49 per dog; hotel and daycare rates vary by room, pet size and package.Photo 1 of 4
Up For Paws
Bukit Timah · Boarding10-session daycare packages: S$630 (1-4kg), S$650 (5-9kg), S$700 (10-14kg), or S$750 (15-30kg). Discounts are available for attendance twice or more weekly.Photo 1 of 3
Urban Paws Telok Kurau (East)
Telok Kurau · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Wags Singapore
Sembawang · BoardingPhoto 1 of 3
Woodgrove Pet Boarding
Woodlands · BoardingQuestions before you choose
What should I ask before booking pet boarding?
Ask about supervision, overnight staffing, vaccination rules, group sizes, feeding, medication, emergency procedures and how often you will receive updates.
Should my pet do a trial day first?
A short trial can show how your pet handles the environment, staff and other animals. It also gives the operator a chance to flag stress or compatibility concerns.
What should I pack for a boarding stay?
Follow the operator checklist. Common items include labelled food, medication instructions and an emergency contact; familiar bedding may be allowed but policies differ.