# Vets in Serangoon 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. ## Key facts - Listings: 5 - Median years in business: 18 ## Prices 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. | Service | Typical price | Notes | |---|---|---| | 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 | | ## Licences - **Licence to operate a veterinary centre** (Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), NParks, required): 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: https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/outreach/resources/public-registry-of-avs-licensed-veterinary-centres/ - **Licence to practise veterinary medicine** (Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), NParks, required): Each vet treating animals must hold an AVS licence and follow the Code of Ethics for Veterinarians. ## How to choose - 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. ## Listings (top 5) - [Pet Clinic Pte Ltd](https://lookup.sg/biz/pet-clinic-pte-ltd), Serangoon · 211 Serangoon Ave 4, #01-12 Serangoon Green · 8 min walk from Serangoon MRT · registered 2008 - [Westside Vet Emergency & Referral Hospital](https://lookup.sg/biz/westside-vet-emergency-and-referral-hospital), Serangoon · 86 Serangoon Garden Wy · 18 min walk from Lorong Chuan MRT - [Edmond Tan Veterinary Surgery](https://lookup.sg/biz/edmond-tan-veterinary-surgery), Serangoon · 151 Serangoon North Ave. 2, #01-65 Serangoon North Village · 20 min walk from Kovan MRT · registered 2002 - [Brighton Vet Care](https://lookup.sg/biz/brighton-vet-care-serangoon), Serangoon · 74 Serangoon Garden Wy · 18 min walk from Lorong Chuan MRT - [Mount Pleasant Animal Clinic](https://lookup.sg/biz/mount-pleasant-animal-clinic-serangoon), Serangoon · 151 Serangoon North Avenue 2 · 20 min walk from Kovan MRT ## FAQs ### 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. ## Sources - AVS – Licence to operate a veterinary centre: https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/businesses/veterinarians/licence-to-operate-a-veterinary-centre/ - AVS – Public registry of licensed veterinary centres: https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/outreach/resources/public-registry-of-avs-licensed-veterinary-centres/ - AVS – Cat and dog licence fees: https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/pets/licensing-a-pet/information-on-dog-and-cat-licences/licence-fees/ - AVS – Cat and dog licensing requirements: https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/pets/licensing-a-pet/information-on-dog-and-cat-licences/licensing-requirements/ - AVS – Dealing with the death of a pet: https://avs.nparks.gov.sg/pets/death-of-a-pet/ - The Money Bees – Vet clinic prices in Singapore (June 2026): https://themoneybees.co/blog/vet-clinics-singapore-prices --- Source: Lookup (https://lookup.sg) · Data as of October 2026 · Listings compiled from Singapore government open data (data.gov.sg), OneMap and Overture Maps places. 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