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7 Best Bird Shops in Singapore (2026)

Compare 7 of the best bird shops in Singapore, from songbird and parrot specialists in Serangoon and Ang Mo Kio to chains and online stores for cages and feed.

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Amir Wahab
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Singapore's bird-keeping scene is small but deep-rooted, from the songbird hobbyists who gather at bird-singing corners like Kebun Baru to families after a first budgie or a hand-tame parrot. This guide gathers currently-operating bird shops and supply stores, spanning traditional songbird specialists in Serangoon North, Ang Mo Kio and the east, plus islandwide chains and online stores for cages and feed. Each was researched from primary sources, so treat it as a shortlist to compare on species, service and convenience rather than a strict ranking.

1. Song Birds Centre

Song Birds Centre is an east-side specialist in Bedok North that bills itself as a one-stop bird and pet shop, and it has a following among songbird hobbyists. It carries a wide range of live cage birds, from canaries and other songbirds to parrots, alongside feed, supplements, perches, cages and toys. The shop says its team advises on habitat setup, diet and grooming, and it runs active Facebook and Telegram channels where new arrivals and restocks are posted.

2. Chua's Pet Trading

Chua's Pet Trading is one of the earliest pet businesses to move into the Serangoon North estate in the 1980s, and remains part of the area's 'Pet Walk' cluster of shops. It specialises in tropical and cage birds, with listings citing species such as lovebirds, budgies, conures, parrotlets, canaries and finches, and it also carries cages, bird feed and accessories. It sits within a short walk of other bird sellers, handy for comparing. As with any live-animal purchase, ask about each bird's species, source and whether it is captive-bred before buying.

3. Goodwill Birds Trading

Goodwill Birds Trading is a neighbourhood bird shop in Serangoon North Village, part of the same Serangoon North cluster long associated with bird keeping. It focuses on live birds, with sources citing lovebirds, budgies and rarer species, and stocks bird food, vitamins, cages, toys and accessories to match. As a small, traditional shop, it leans on face-to-face advice about feeding and care rather than a big-box range. Confirm current stock and opening hours before travelling, as small shops change these often.

4. Kwong Fatt Pets Centre

Kwong Fatt Pets Centre is an Ang Mo Kio shop at Cheng San Centre that directories and its own listings date to 1999, and its business registration covers the retail of pet birds, animals and related products. It is known for parrots and parrot-family birds such as cockatiels, lovebirds and budgies, and stocks cages, toys and other bird-care supplies. The shop posts new arrivals on Facebook and Instagram and accepts CDC vouchers, making it a practical first stop for beginner-friendly companion birds in the north-east.

5. Bird Shop 159

Bird Shop 159 is in Mayflower, Ang Mo Kio, a short distance from the Kebun Baru Bird Singing Club, where hobbyists show songbirds such as the jambul and merbok. It leans towards the traditional side of the hobby: it carries specialised supplements like calcium and moulting support, and the owner also makes and repairs old-school birdcages. That makes it a useful stop for hobbyists restoring cages or fine-tuning a bird's diet, more than a broad general pet store. It accepts CDC vouchers.

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6. Pet Lovers Centre

Pet Lovers Centre is Singapore's largest pet retail chain, and while it is a general store rather than a bird specialist, its bird range is among the easiest to reach islandwide. It carries feed, cages, feeders, supplements, toys and health products for birds, and sells live birds at selected outlets, listing the breed and quantity available online. For owners who mainly need reliable supplies close to home, or a first bird from a licensed retailer, it is a convenient mainstream option alongside the specialist shops.

7. JEPetz

JEPetz is a Singapore online pet store that, alongside its dog and cat lines, keeps a dedicated bird section covering cages, feed, seed mixes, treats, toys and other accessories from a range of brands. It is a supplies-only option rather than a live-bird seller, and delivers islandwide, which suits owners restocking staples or kitting out a cage without a trip to a shop. As with any online order, check sizing and suitability for your species first, since cages and perches vary widely by bird.

How to choose

  • Decide whether you need live birds or only supplies. Traditional specialists and neighbourhood shops sell live birds and can advise on a specific species, while chains and online stores are geared to feed, cages and accessories; some do both, so check before making a trip.
  • Check the species and the rules around it. Common cage birds such as budgerigars, cockatiels, canaries and lovebirds are widely kept, but some exotic or protected species (for example certain parrots) are regulated, so buy from a licensed pet retailer and ask about permits, captive-bred origin and paperwork.
  • Look at the cage and feed range. A good bird shop should carry appropriately sized cages, species-correct seed or pellet diets, grit or cuttlebone and supplements, and be able to explain why a particular setup suits your bird rather than selling a one-size-fits-all kit.
  • Gauge the husbandry advice on offer. Ask how a bird has been housed and fed, whether it is eating well and how to settle it in, and note that not all general vets treat birds, so it helps if the shop can point you to an avian-savvy vet.
  • Tap the hobby community. Singapore has an active songbird scene, with bird-singing clubs and corners such as Kebun Baru, and many traditional shops are plugged into it, running restocks and advising hobbyists on training, moulting and competition birds.
  • Factor in location and format. Serangoon North's 'Pet Walk', Ang Mo Kio and Bedok have clusters of bird shops worth visiting in person to compare live birds, while islandwide chains and online stores win on convenience for routine supplies and delivery.
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Amir Wahab

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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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