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Vets in Singapore: 112 vets · general consultation typically S$25–S$65 per visit

Updated October 2026How we rank
Every vet clinic in Singapore must hold an AVS veterinary centre licence, and every vet an AVS licence to practise. A basic consultation costs about $25–65 at neighbourhood clinics (June 2026), core vaccines $14–90 a shot, and cat sterilisation from about $185. All pet cats and dogs must be licensed with AVS.

12 of the best-documented vets in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Light of Life Veterinary Clinic and Services

Light of Life Veterinary Clinic and Services

Bedok

16+ years in business

4 min walk from Bedok North MRT

Pet Clinic Pte Ltd

Pet Clinic Pte Ltd

Serangoon

18+ years in business

8 min walk from Serangoon MRT

Monster Pet Vet

Monster Pet Vet

Bukit Merah

16+ years in business

3 min walk from Outram Park MRT

Island Veterinary Clinic

Island Veterinary Clinic

Jurong East

15+ years in business

4 min walk from Chinese Garden MRT

Frankel Veterinary Centre

Frankel Veterinary Centre

Bedok

13+ years in business

10 min walk from Marine Terrace MRT

Vets for Life Animal Clinic

Vets for Life Animal Clinic

Marine Parade

13+ years in business

6 min walk from Tanjong Katong MRT

Spring Veterinary Care

Spring Veterinary Care

Punggol

12+ years in business

2 min walk from Oasis LRT

Vet Central

Vet Central

Toa Payoh

11+ years in business

8 min walk from Toa Payoh MRT

Passion Veterinary Clinic

Passion Veterinary Clinic

Woodlands

10+ years in business

9 min walk from Marsiling MRT

Ohana VetCare

Ohana VetCare

Pasir Ris

Since 2017

19 min walk from Tampines East MRT

Furiends Veterinary Clinic

Furiends Veterinary Clinic

Hougang

Since 2018

10 min walk from Serangoon MRT

Genesis Veterinary Clinic

Genesis Veterinary Clinic

Yishun

Since 2018

6 min walk from Yishun MRT

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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How much do vets charge in Singapore?

Typical prices at Singapore vet clinics as of June 2026. Budget heartland clinics sit at the low end, mid-to-premium clinics at the high end. Weekend, evening and public holiday surcharges are common, and many clinics quote before GST.

  • General consultation

    S$25–S$65 per visit

    Premium clinics up to about $121

  • Specialist referral consultation

    S$150–S$300 per visit

  • Core vaccination

    S$14–S$90 per shot

  • Rabies vaccination

    S$24–S$70 per shot

  • Microchipping

    S$55–S$90 per pet

  • Cat sterilisation (male to female)

    S$185–S$500 per procedure

    Spays cost more than neuters

  • Dog sterilisation (male to female)

    S$455–S$800 per procedure

    Larger dogs cost more; spays can exceed $800

  • Hospitalisation

    S$200–S$500 per night

  • X-ray

    S$100–S$250 per study

Sources: The Money Bees – Vet clinic prices in Singapore (June 2026). Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a vet have?

  • Licence to operate a veterinary centre

    Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), NParks · Required by law

    Any clinic or animal hospital must be licensed by AVS, be under the control of a veterinary surgeon at all times, and is subject to AVS inspection.

    Check the official register

  • Licence to practise veterinary medicine

    Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), NParks · Required by law

    Each vet treating animals must hold an AVS licence and follow the Code of Ethics for Veterinarians.

How to choose a vet

  • Check the clinic is on AVS's public registry of licensed veterinary centres; the list is updated several times a year.
  • Ask for the consultation fee and the weekend or evening surcharge up front. The same consult can be $35 on a weekday and $50 on a weekend at one clinic.
  • For surgery, get an itemised estimate covering anaesthesia, blood tests, medication and the cone, not just the headline sterilisation price.
  • Find your nearest 24-hour or emergency vet before you need one; after-hours surcharges of $150–500 on top of treatment are common.
  • If your pet dies and you want a post-mortem, it must be submitted by a referring vet; AVS's lab no longer accepts submissions from the public (from 1 January 2025).

Red flags

  • The clinic is not on AVS's registry of licensed veterinary centres.
  • Vague verbal estimates for surgery with no written breakdown.
  • Pressure to buy large prepaid wellness packages on the first visit.

Questions to ask before you book

  • What is the consultation fee, and is there a weekend or after-hours surcharge?
  • What does this estimate include, and what could push it higher?
  • Which emergency or 24-hour vet do you refer to after hours?
  • Can you microchip and help me license my pet with AVS?

Questions about vets in Singapore

How much does a vet visit cost in Singapore?

A basic consultation costs about $25–65 at neighbourhood clinics as of June 2026, rising to about $121 at premium clinics, plus medication and tests. Specialist referrals cost $150–300. Core vaccines run $14–90 a shot and microchipping $55–90. Expect weekend, evening and public holiday surcharges, and confirm whether quotes include GST.

Do I need a licence for my dog or cat in Singapore?

Yes. All cats and dogs must be licensed through AVS's Pet Animal Licensing System (PALS). A sterilised pet costs $15 for one year or $35 for a one-time lifetime licence; a non-sterilised pet costs $90 a year. First-time applicants must complete a free online pet ownership course. Cat licensing became compulsory after the transition period ended on 31 August 2026.

How much does it cost to sterilise a cat or dog?

As of June 2026, cat neutering started from about $185 at budget clinics and spaying from about $280, with mid-to-premium clinics charging up to about $500. Dog sterilisation started from about $455 for males and $490 for females, rising to $800 or more for large dogs. Sterilised pets also get much cheaper AVS licences.

How do I check if a vet clinic is licensed?

AVS publishes a public registry of licensed veterinary centres on its website, listing each clinic's name and address. Every clinic or animal hospital must hold an AVS veterinary centre licence and be under a vet's control at all times, and every practising vet needs an AVS licence. You can report concerns to AVS via its feedback channels.

How many vets are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 112 vets in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Bukit Merah (11). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.