Every pet deserves care that feels like family. From regular wellness visits and exotic pet medicine, finding a clinic that loves your little ones as much as you do can make all the difference.
We’ve made your search easier by shortlisting 10 fantastic veterinary clinics in Singapore, selected for their standout facilities, great accessibility, and expert care. For your peace of mind, all featured clinics are officially listed in the AVS Public Registry of Licensed Veterinary Centres.

VES Hospital is a 24-hour veterinary emergency and specialty hospital located on Whitley Road. Unlike a typical neighbourhood clinic, it mainly handles emergency cases and animals referred by primary-care veterinarians for advanced investigation or specialist treatment.
Its referral departments cover neurology, oncology, cardiology, internal medicine, ophthalmology, diagnostic imaging, orthopaedic surgery and soft-tissue surgery. The hospital also has a dedicated intensive care unit for animals requiring continuous monitoring and critical care.
Emergency and critical-care services operate around the clock, including weekends and public holidays.
Veterinary services include neurology, cardiology, oncology, ophthalmology and several surgical disciplines.
Critically ill animals can receive continuous monitoring, advanced diagnostics and hospitalisation.
Ideal for: Pets experiencing serious emergencies or complex conditions requiring specialist referral, advanced imaging, surgery or intensive care.

Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital is a 24-hour veterinary hospital at Alexandra Road. It provides emergency, critical-care and specialist services alongside advanced diagnostics and referral treatment.
What distinguishes Beecroft is its dedicated avian and exotics service. In addition to dogs and cats, its veterinary team treats birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles and other exotic pets, giving owners of less commonly treated animals access to specialised veterinary care.
Dedicated services are available for birds, rabbits, reptiles and other exotic pets.
The hospital accepts veterinary emergencies at any time of day.
Complex cases can be managed through its specialist departments and advanced hospital facilities
Ideal for: Owners seeking emergency or specialist care, particularly those with birds, rabbits, reptiles or other exotic pets.

Westside Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital operates 24 hours a day from Serangoon Garden Way. It provides immediate assessment and treatment for emergencies while also accepting cases referred by other veterinary clinics.
The hospital focuses on emergency medicine, surgery and referral-level care. Its surgical referral service accepts both scheduled cases and urgent same-day referrals, allowing primary veterinarians to transfer animals requiring more advanced procedures or hospital support.
Emergency veterinary services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The hospital accepts advanced surgical cases referred by other veterinary practices.
Animals requiring intensive treatment, monitoring or overnight care can be hospitalised.
Ideal for: Pets requiring emergency attention, urgent surgery, referral treatment or continuous hospital monitoring.

Mount Pleasant is one of Singapore’s more established veterinary groups, with AVS-licensed locations in Gelenggang, East Coast, Yishun, Bedok, Clementi and Farrer.
Its Gelenggang centre provides general veterinary treatment alongside advanced imaging and surgery. The clinic also stays open until 11 pm on weekdays, giving owners access to urgent consultations beyond the usual daytime operating hours.
The group operates clinics across northern, eastern, central and western Singapore.
The Gelenggang centre handles cases requiring more extensive diagnostic and surgical capabilities.
The Gelenggang branch remains open later than most general veterinary clinics.
Ideal for: Pet owners who want an established veterinary group with several locations and access to advanced diagnostics or surgery when needed.

Advanced VetCare operates AVS-licensed centres in Outram, Bedok, Balestier and Newton. Its clinics provide consultations, diagnostic testing, dentistry and surgery for dogs and cats.
Its most practical advantage is its network of locations. Owners can choose a clinic based on where they live while remaining within the same veterinary group. The Outram centre also opens daily until 9 pm, except on its stated closure days and public holidays.
Clinics are available in Outram, Bedok, Balestier and Newton.
Selected locations provide evening consultations until 9 pm.
Services extend from preventive care and diagnostic testing to dental procedures and surgery.
Ideal for: Owners who value multiple clinic locations, evening appointments and access to medical and surgical services within one veterinary group.

Gaia Veterinary Centre operates AVS-licensed clinics at Jalan Besar and Parksuites. Both locations provide general veterinary care, while the Jalan Besar clinic offers long opening hours, operating until 10 pm on weekdays and 9 pm on weekends.
Gaia also highlights diagnostic capabilities such as in-house blood analysis, ultrasound and CT scanning. This gives the clinic greater capacity to investigate complicated conditions without relying entirely on basic physical examinations.
Advanced imaging is available for cases requiring more detailed investigation.
Blood analysis and ultrasound can be performed within the veterinary centre.
The Jalan Besar clinic opens until late on weekdays and weekends.
Ideal for: Owners seeking extended-hour appointments or a general veterinary centre with advanced diagnostic imaging capabilities.

Amber Veterinary Practice is an East Coast veterinary clinic providing consultations, diagnostics, dentistry and surgery for dogs and cats. Its services include conventional procedures as well as minimally invasive options such as laparoscopic surgery.
Amber also operates Amber Cat Vet at the neighbouring unit. This separate AVS-licensed feline clinic gives cats a quieter environment away from dogs and other unfamiliar animals.
Amber Cat Vet provides a separate veterinary environment specifically for feline patients.
Services include dental assessment, treatment, orthodontics and maxillofacial procedures.
Laparoscopic procedures may reduce incision size for suitable surgical cases.
Ideal for: Cat owners seeking a feline-focused clinic and pet owners requiring dental or minimally invasive surgical treatment.

Vets for Life operates AVS-licensed clinics in Tanjong Katong, River Valley and Holland Village. Its services cover general consultations, preventive healthcare, diagnostic testing, dentistry and surgery.
The Tanjong Katong clinic provides weekday evening consultations until 10.30 pm. This is particularly useful for owners who cannot attend appointments during standard working hours but do not require a 24-hour emergency hospital.
Clinics serve pet owners in eastern and central Singapore.
The Tanjong Katong branch provides appointments until 10.30 pm on weekdays.
Owners can use the clinics for routine check-ups, diagnostics, dental treatment and surgery.
Ideal for: Working pet owners who need evening appointments or want a family veterinary clinic with several locations.

Established in 2008, The Animal Doctors operates AVS-licensed clinics in Ang Mo Kio and Tiong Bahru. It provides medical consultations, preventive healthcare, diagnostic testing, dentistry and surgery for small animals.
Compared with the larger emergency hospitals on this list, The Animal Doctors is structured more like a neighbourhood family veterinary practice. Appointments are available throughout the week, including selected weekend hours at both locations.
Its locations are positioned for ongoing primary and preventive veterinary care.
Clinics are available in Ang Mo Kio and Tiong Bahru.
Owners can manage several aspects of their pet’s routine healthcare through the same practice.
Ideal for: Owners looking for an ongoing family vet for health checks, vaccinations, dental treatment and non-emergency medical care.

RehabVet is a specialised veterinary rehabilitation clinic rather than a conventional general-practice vet. Its treatment programmes focus on restoring mobility, managing pain and supporting recovery after injury or surgery.
Its services include physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, acupuncture, manual therapy, therapeutic laser, electrotherapy and hyperbaric oxygen treatment. The clinic also publishes case studies and treatment data relating to orthopaedic, neurological and age-related mobility conditions.
The clinic is specifically designed around animal rehabilitation and mobility care.
Treatment options include hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, laser treatment, acupuncture and electrotherapy.
Programmes cater to animals recovering from surgery and older pets experiencing pain or declining mobility.
Ideal for: Pets recovering from orthopaedic or spinal surgery, senior animals with mobility issues, and pets with neurological or chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
A standard consultation commonly starts from around S$40 to S$80, although prices vary between clinics. Medication, blood tests, X-rays, vaccinations and other procedures are charged separately. Emergency and after-hours consultations usually cost considerably more, so request an estimate before treatment begins.
With an appointment, routine consultations may begin within 15 to 30 minutes, but delays can happen when the clinic receives an emergency. Walk-ins generally face longer waiting times. Call ahead, arrive early and ask whether the clinic operates strictly by appointment or accepts walk-ins.
Tell the clinic beforehand if your pet is fearful, aggressive or uncomfortable around other animals. Bring cats in secure carriers and dogs on reliable leashes. A quieter clinic, separate waiting area or feline-only facility may be more comfortable for anxious pets. Never give sedatives unless instructed by a veterinarian.
No. General clinics usually manage vaccinations, health screenings, minor illnesses, dentistry and routine surgery. Serious emergencies, neurological problems, cancer, complex surgery or advanced imaging may require a veterinary hospital or referral specialist. Check the clinic’s services before booking.
Not every veterinarian treats exotic animals. Rabbits, birds, reptiles, guinea pigs and other exotic pets have different medical and anaesthetic needs from dogs and cats. Confirm that the clinic has an avian or exotic-animal veterinarian available on the appointment date. Beecroft provides a dedicated avian and exotics service, while selected general clinics may treat only certain species.
Seek urgent veterinary attention for breathing difficulty, collapse, seizures, serious bleeding, suspected poisoning, major injuries, inability to urinate or repeated vomiting with weakness. Call the emergency hospital before travelling so its team can prepare for your arrival. For routine concerns, a general clinic will usually be more appropriate and affordable.