7 Best 24-Hour Vet Clinics in Singapore
Need a 24-hour vet in Singapore? Real emergency and after-hours animal hospitals for pets, verified against each clinic's own website, sorted by area.
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AI image by LocalRankWhen a pet collapses at midnight, knowing where to find a 24-hour vet in Singapore matters more than anything. This guide gathers the clinics and hospitals that genuinely state round-the-clock or after-hours emergency availability, each checked against its own website rather than third-party lists. Emergency provision here is small, so call ahead where you can, and treat this as a shortlist to save before you ever need it.
1. Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital (VES)
The Veterinary Emergency & Specialty (VES) Hospital on Whitley Road describes itself as Singapore's first specialty referral and emergency hospital, and says its emergency service is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to receive patients whenever their regular vet is unavailable. Alongside emergency and critical care it lists a range of specialist departments and says its team includes more than two dozen veterinarians. It takes emergencies without a prior appointment, though the hospital advises calling ahead where possible.
Whitley
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2. Westside Emergency & Referral Hospital
Westside Emergency & Referral Hospital in Serangoon Gardens is a dedicated 24-hour emergency and critical-care hospital, and its site states it is open 24 hours, 7 days a week including public holidays, with no appointment needed. The hospital says it treats dogs, cats, rabbits and other small mammals, and lists facilities such as an ICU, ultrasound, a CT scanner and dedicated surgical theatres. For other species needing critical care, it asks owners to phone first for advice or a referral.
Serangoon Gardens
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3. Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital
Beecroft Animal Specialist & Emergency Hospital, off Alexandra Road, presents itself as an independent referral hospital offering 24/7 emergency care, with a banner inviting owners to walk in at any time. Unusually for an emergency hospital, it says it also treats exotic species such as birds, rabbits, rodents, reptiles and fish, as well as dogs and cats, and runs a 24-hour emergency line. It combines round-the-clock emergency intake with specialist referral services under one roof.
4. Advanced VetCare Veterinary Centre (Bedok)
Advanced VetCare runs several clinics, and its Bedok centre on Jalan Pari Burong is the one it describes as operating 24 hours daily as an emergency and critical-care hospital. The centre says no referral or scheduled appointment is required for emergency and critical care, and that it offers hospitalisation and overnight monitoring with an ICU for pets needing ongoing treatment or post-surgical recovery. Its other branches keep standard daytime hours, so the Bedok site is the after-hours option.
5. Companion Animal Surgery
Companion Animal Surgery, along Balestier Road, is a long-established general practice that its website lists as a 24-hour general and emergency vet, open for emergencies 24 hours a day, every day of the year. The clinic says it keeps veterinarians and nurses on-site around the clock so urgent cases can be seen without waiting for opening hours. Being centrally located near Novena, it is a convenient option for owners on the city fringe who need after-hours care.
Balestier
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6. Landon Veterinary Specialist Hospital (Pet A&E)
Pet A&E is the emergency and critical-care arm of Landon Veterinary Specialist Hospital at Eng Kong Terrace, in the Bukit Timah area. The hospital states it runs a 24-hour emergency service, with a team available daily and on public holidays, around the clock, to respond to patients needing immediate attention. Its daytime specialist clinic keeps regular hours while the emergency team covers nights and holidays, so owners can bring urgent cases at any hour.
Bukit Timah
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7. Animal Wellness Referral Centre (AWRC)
Animal Wellness Referral Centre on Bukit Timah Road pairs a day clinic with a night clinic and says its out-of-hours on-call vets let pets access urgent care around the clock, with an ICU and recovery wards on site. The centre is clear that on certain evenings and on Thursdays, Sundays and public holidays the night clinic runs on an on-call basis rather than as a staffed walk-in, so it advises phoning first before heading down for an after-hours emergency.
Bukit Timah
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How to choose
- Call before you leave home. Even walk-in emergency hospitals ask you to phone first so their team can prepare, confirm they can treat your pet's species, and tell you whether to come in or head to a closer facility.
- Confirm it is genuinely open right now. 'After-hours' can mean a hospital staffed round-the-clock, an on-call vet who has to be paged, or a clinic that only takes emergencies until late evening, so check the current status for the exact time you need it.
- Weigh location and your fastest route. In a real emergency the nearest capable hospital usually beats a better-known one across the island, so note two options in different areas in advance.
- Ask what the clinic can actually handle. Some emergency hospitals have on-site ICU, imaging such as ultrasound and CT, and surgical theatres, while others stabilise and refer, and for serious trauma or specialist cases that difference matters.
- Bring your pet's records and any medication, and ask about likely costs and payment on arrival, since emergency and after-hours care is charged differently from a routine visit.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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