10 Best Cat Boarding Services in Singapore
A guide to the best cat boarding in Singapore: 10 cats-only hotels with private suites, free-roam rooms, vet-led care, CCTV access and daily updates.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankCat boarding in Singapore has grown into its own niche, with cats-only hotels that keep dogs off site to spare felines the noise and unfamiliar scents of a mixed kennel. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating cat boarders, from luxury shophouse suites and vet-led care to sunlit free-roam rooms and private cabins. Each entry notes the setup, location and what the facility itself says it offers.
1. Shangri-Paw
Shangri-Paw is a cats-only boarding hotel in a Geylang shophouse that gives each guest its own private, fully catified room rather than a cage or a shared floor. The business is AVS-licensed and says its team is Fear Free trained and led by a founder with veterinary-nurse training, sending daily photo and video updates to owners over WhatsApp. The air-conditioned rooms and one-cat-per-room layout suit owners wanting a quiet, low-stress stay.
2. Sundays Cat Hotel & Resort
Sundays Cat Hotel & Resort on Yio Chu Kang Road is an AVS-licensed, cat-only facility built around uncaged, sunlit rooms where cats can perch by the window and watch birds and butterflies outside. The hotel describes soundproof glass, temperature-controlled filtered air and 24/7 live CCTV with two-way audio, plus daily photo updates and wellness notes. Rooms are fitted with hideouts, climbing shelves and elevated perches to explore.
Yio Chu Kang
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3. Cradle Cat Hotel
Cradle Cat Hotel occupies a shophouse in Kampong Glam and bills itself as Singapore's first cat boarding hotel built around veterinary-formulated care, with protocols developed by its founding veterinarian. Room types range from a Garden Apartment to Loft and Cradle Suites, and the hotel says it can accommodate everyone from playful kittens to senior cats with mobility needs, including medical boarding. Optional CCTV access lets owners look in on their cat during the stay.
Kampong Glam
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4. Catnap
Catnap is a cat-only boarding facility in one-north that houses cats in private, enclosed suites rather than cages, with a larger multi-level Chateau for up to three cats from the same household. It is AVS-licensed and holds a Fear Free Boarding & Daycare certification, and says it gives each cat at least 30 minutes of supervised play a day. Selected suites and chateaus have 24/7 CCTV with optional live access, alongside daily photo updates.
one-north
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5. Neko Neko
Neko Neko runs a set of strictly cat-only, dog-free boarding outlets across the island, from Jalan Kayu and King Albert Park to Kampong Bahru, so owners can pick a branch near home. The AVS-licensed group offers cabins and private suites sized from single cats up to small multi-cat households, with supervised time in a shared lounge. It also provides cat grooming, transport and sitting, making it a one-stop option.
Islandwide (multiple outlets)
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6. Catzilla
Catzilla is a cat-only boarding hotel on Geylang Road that offers a private cabin for a single cat or a full private room for up to four cats from the same family, and states it never group-houses cats from different households. It is AVS-licensed (AVS00075) and says it has cared for cats in Singapore since 2021. The climate-controlled rooms and a structured daily care routine aim to keep the stay calm.
Geylang
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7. Tiny Paw
Tiny Paw is an AVS-licensed, cat-only boarding hotel on Geylang Road offering private suites across three tiers, from Standard up to Premier and Imperial. The hotel provides 24-hour air-conditioning and 24-hour live CCTV access, so owners can check in on their cats remotely at any time. Its single-species focus means there are no dogs on site to unsettle a nervous cat.
8. PopCats Hotel
PopCats Hotel is a boutique, cat-only boarding hotel tucked between Boat Quay and Chinatown, giving each cat a private enclosure or room plus access to dedicated play areas. It is AVS-licensed and, being cats-only, keeps the environment free of the noise and scents of dogs. Owners can arrange a viewing of the space by appointment before booking a stay.
Chinatown / Boat Quay
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9. Catacure
Catacure is a licensed cat-only boarding hotel on Geylang Road (cat boarding licence AVS00103) with a range of spaces from compact cabins to a larger Deluxe Villa and Premium Suite, several fitted with hammocks and climbing features. It provides 24-hour air-conditioning, live CCTV access and daily cleaning and disinfection of each room. The cats-only setup keeps dogs off the premises entirely.
10. Ryokan Genetique
Ryokan Genetique is a cat-only boarding hotel on Desker Road in the central area that describes itself as Singapore's only round-the-clock, 24-hour cat hotel, with caregivers present overnight. It offers several suite tiers, each fitted with a bed, hideout, scratching pole, toys and a litter box and cleaned daily. The hotel says it provides customised feeding times and regular photo and video updates through a cat's stay.
Desker Road (Central)
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How to choose
- Check the facility is licensed for cat boarding by NParks' Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS) and ask to see the licence number, since boarding animals commercially requires a licence.
- Confirm it is genuinely cats-only, or at least fully separates cats from dogs, so your cat is not exposed to barking, unfamiliar scents and the stress of a mixed facility.
- Ask how cats are housed - private room, suite, cabin or supervised free-roam - and whether cats from different households ever share a space, which affects both stress and disease risk.
- Look for climate control, ventilation and CCTV or daily photo updates, and ask how much individual attention, cleaning and playtime each cat gets per day.
- Visit in person first if you can, and check the requirements for vaccination records and how the facility handles feeding routines, medication and access to a vet in an emergency.
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Founder and Editor
Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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