The best pet groomers in Singapore

Its site says it has been grooming pets since 2003. ACRA's dataset shows a business named Masmasgroomers Pet Grooming Centre was registered on 29 December 2006 and has since been terminated, and Masmasgroomers Pet Grooming Centre Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 9 April 2010.

The Singapore Kennel Club's list of appointed grooming establishments, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Masmasgroomers. It names a grooming school, Supergroomers Pets Academy Pte Ltd, at 477 Sims Avenue, the address Masmasgroomers gives, appointed on 20 June 2017 and valid until 31 December 2027. Masmasgroomers' team page lists Singapore Kennel Club Class C results among the credentials of 3 of its groomers.

Grooms dogs only on the pages read: a shower, basic grooming, or full grooming with scissoring and styling, with spa and skin treatments and transport to and from home. It has one centre, at Sims Avenue, open Tuesday to Sunday from 10.15am to 7.30pm and closed on Mondays and public holidays.

Publishes its rates by the size of the dog. Small breeds: full grooming S$80 to S$95, basic grooming S$50 to S$60, a shower S$30 to S$40. Medium breeds: full grooming S$100 to S$130, basic grooming S$60 to S$70. Large breeds: full grooming S$170 to S$230, basic grooming S$100 to S$130. A full scissors trim adds S$10 to S$40 by size. It says the actual price is set during grooming, after it has assessed the dog's cooperation, size and coat, and lists possible extra charges: S$50 an hour for removing mats and tangles, for de-shedding or for removing ticks, and up to S$20 for hyperactivity or aggression.

Its FAQ says dogs wait in holding cages, which it says are cleaned and have air-conditioning and water, and that owners should not stay to watch, because an owner's presence can excite the dog. Its terms say a muzzle may be used on an aggressive dog and that it may refuse or stop a session if a dog cannot be groomed safely. It offers a re-trim if the owner is not satisfied: within 2 days on its FAQ page, within 3 days in its terms.

Sells prepaid grooming packages. Its package page gives a Gold Package at S$599, for which it credits 634 credits, and says in one place that packages are valid for 24 to 36 months and in another that the Gold Package expires in 12 months. Its home page says it accepts CDC vouchers for grooming.

The Singapore Kennel Club's list of appointed grooming establishments, read on 8 October 2026, shows a certificate appointing Animal Arts Academy, 9 Kensington Park Road, as an appointed dog grooming establishment, appointed on 17 August 2014 and valid until 31 December 2026. The Kennel Club is a private club that holds grooming certification examinations; the pages read do not set out its rules for appointment.

Its site says it was co-founded in 2006 and began as a salon at VivoCity. ACRA's dataset shows Animal Arts Academy Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 2 May 2007.

Its site says it is a subsidiary of Pet Lovers Centre, the pet shop chain, with a network of 14 pet grooming salons. Its contact page lists 5 grooming locations: its own salon and school at Serangoon Gardens, and salons at Fur Flow at Serene Centre, The Pet Safari at VivoCity, Pet Lovers Centre at Kembangan and The Pet Safari at The Star Vista. All 5 are listed as open from 10am to 7pm; the Kembangan salon is closed on Mondays.

Grooms dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs: basic or full grooming, baths, spa treatments and colouring, with house calls and a pet taxi. Its Serangoon Gardens salon also offers a lower-priced student cut for dogs.

Publishes its rates. Basic grooming: small dogs S$50 to S$68, medium dogs S$62 to S$85, large dogs S$85 to S$192, cats S$85 to S$108, rabbits S$50 to S$62, guinea pigs S$45. Full grooming: small dogs S$90 to S$128, medium dogs S$105 to S$198, large dogs S$148 to S$298, cats S$175 to S$198, rabbits S$90 to S$105, guinea pigs S$78. A bath alone is S$32 to S$52 for a small dog. Under additional services and fees it lists S$22 for a senior stylist and S$45 for a director, S$20 to S$100 for de-matting or de-shedding, S$80 for house call services and S$45 for the pet taxi.

Its site says Pawpy Kisses began in 2013 selling pet apparel and opened its first shop in November 2014. ACRA's dataset shows a business named Pawpy Kisses was registered on 19 June 2014 and has since been cancelled; Pawpy Kisses Pet Supplies & Services Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 27 March 2017, and Pawpy Kisses Hub & Services Pte. Ltd., whose UEN the site gives for payments, on 16 March 2020.

The Singapore Kennel Club's list of appointed grooming establishments, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Pawpy Kisses. Its grooming page describes its groomers as certified and experienced and does not say who certified them.

Grooms dogs at one salon, at 238 Balestier Road; its pet supplies shop is at 232 Balestier Road. It offers basic grooming, full grooming in a choice of cuts, and spa treatments. Its grooming page says cat grooming is unavailable until further notice, and so is its pet transport service. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm; closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Publishes a price list that it calls an estimate. For its first group of breeds, such as Shih Tzu and Maltese, basic dog grooming is S$55 to S$65 for a mini or toy size, S$65 to S$75 for a small-medium size and S$75 to S$90 for a medium size. Full grooming for a mini or toy size of 1 to 5kg is S$85 to S$95 for a puppy cut, S$120 to S$130 for a teddy bear cut and S$130 to S$150 for full scissoring. Poodles, and a third group of breeds such as Pomeranian and Corgi, have their own tables. It says the price depends on the dog's actual size and that additional charges may apply.

Asks that a puppy complete its 3 vaccinations before its first grooming and that dogs be free of ticks and fleas. It asks owners to say beforehand if a pet is aggressive, and says it will stop a session if a pet is overly aggressive, because going on may cause the pet more stress.

The Singapore Kennel Club's list of appointed grooming establishments, read on 8 October 2026, shows a certificate appointing The Pets Workshop, 5 Tampines Central 6, #01-10 Telepark, as an appointed dog grooming establishment, appointed on 2 May 2024 and valid until 31 December 2029. The Kennel Club is a private club that holds grooming certification examinations; the pages read do not set out its rules for appointment.

Its site says it has served pet owners since 2021, starting from a small shop in Tampines. ACRA's dataset shows The Pets Workshop Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 11 May 2018. The pages read name no company.

Grooms dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. Its contact page lists 4 salons: Tampines Telepark, Serangoon NEX, Clarke Quay and Kovan. At Telepark it runs a separate grooming space for cats, which it says dogs may not enter, and a grooming school. The pages read give no opening hours.

Publishes its rates. Basic grooming: small dogs S$40 to S$50, medium dogs S$55 to S$85, large dogs S$80 to S$170, cats S$65 to S$85, rabbits S$40 to S$70, guinea pigs S$35. Full grooming: small dogs S$85 to S$105, medium dogs S$95 to S$145, large dogs S$125 to S$250, cats S$130 to S$150, rabbits S$70 to S$90, guinea pigs S$65. An express bath is S$25 to S$35 for a small dog. Removing undercoat or mats is listed at S$30 to S$500, depending on how severe it is.

In a post dated 12 March 2026 it says all of its outlets have CCTV installed and that its staff go through regular training and reviews on animal handling. Its home page says it has pet safety procedures that it updates regularly, and that it keeps owners updated during the grooming, from the checks before it starts to the photographs at the end.

Its site says it was established in 2019 as a cat-only grooming salon. The pages read name no company. ACRA's dataset shows Neko Pte. Ltd., whose activity is given as cat grooming, incorporated on 1 October 2019, and companies named after Nekomori's salons, among them Neko Kampong Bahru Pte. Ltd. and Neko Malu Malu Pte. Ltd., incorporated in March 2024 at the same registered address.

AVS's list of licensed pet boarding facilities, updated on 1 September 2026, shows Neko Malu Malu Pte. Ltd. licensed to board cats at 59D Jalan Malu Malu, the address of Nekomori's Malu-Malu salon. AVS, the Animal & Veterinary Service of NParks, licenses pet boarding; it does not license grooming.

The Singapore Kennel Club's list of appointed grooming establishments, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Nekomori. Its site says its Signature Groom is carried out by SKC-certified groomers.

Grooms cats only. Its locations page lists 5 salons: Kampong Bahru, Jalan Kayu, Jalan Malu-Malu, Brighton Crescent and Holland Village, the last inside a Pet Lovers Centre shop. Its FAQ page lists Serangoon North in place of Holland Village. It gives its hours as 10am to 7pm daily; the FAQ says the salons other than Jalan Kayu and Malu-Malu are closed on Tuesdays. Its groomers also visit homes for basic grooming.

Publishes its salon rates: Express Groom S$60, Essential Groom S$70 to S$90, Classic Groom S$100 to S$120 and Signature Groom S$150 to S$190. Its FAQ says charges for undercoat removal and de-matting may be added.

Takes a deposit of S$40 a cat, or S$80 when transport is arranged, which is set against the final bill. Its FAQ says an appointment may be cancelled or moved with at least 2 days' notice, failing which a late-cancellation fee of S$40 applies, and that bookings with transport cannot be cancelled, only postponed. Its terms ask that a cat have had its full FVRCP vaccinations or a booster within the past 12 months, or a titer test in that time.

Says its salons are for cats only and free of dogs. Its FAQ says it keeps an open-door policy: clients may walk in to see cats being groomed, and an owner may stay and watch a session from a viewing area.

Its site says its groomers have offered house-call grooming in Singapore since 2018. ACRA's dataset shows The Grooming Angels Pte. Ltd. was incorporated on 14 December 2021, registered at East Coast Road, where its salon is.

The Singapore Kennel Club's list of appointed grooming establishments, read on 8 October 2026, does not name The Grooming Angels. Its site says its groomers are SKC-certified.

Grooms dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, at the owner's home or at its one salon in East Coast Road. Its FAQ describes it as a mobile grooming service and gives the hours as 10.30am to 6pm daily. For a house call the groomer brings the equipment, and the owner provides a space, a power point and towels.

Publishes its rates. Small dogs under 5kg: bath S$30, express groom S$40, basic groom S$50 to S$60, full groom S$100 to S$110. Medium dogs of 5 to 14.9kg: basic groom S$60 to S$70, full groom S$120 to S$140. Large dogs of 15 to 24.9kg: basic groom S$70 to S$90, full groom S$150 to S$200. Short-coated cats: basic groom S$90, full groom S$140 to S$150. A house call adds a fee of S$30, or S$80 outside office hours and on major public holidays. De-matting and undercoat removal are charged at S$10 for every 5 minutes, and a pet that needs two groomers carries a surcharge of S$80.

Takes a deposit of S$30 for a house call, set against the bill; its FAQ says a salon booking without transport needs none. A booking cancelled or moved less than 48 hours ahead forfeits the deposit, and with longer notice it gives store credit, not a refund. Its salon terms ask that a pet have been vaccinated within the past 12 months, and say a muzzle will be used if the groomer judges it necessary.