10 Best Mobile Pet Grooming Services in Singapore
Mobile pet grooming in Singapore: ten house-call and van groomers who come to your home for dogs, cats and small pets, each checked on its own site.
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AI image by LocalRankMobile pet grooming in Singapore has grown into a real alternative to the salon: a groomer comes to your home, sets up, and works on your pet in familiar surroundings, with no carrier, taxi or waiting room involved. This guide rounds up ten established services that come to you, vans and house-call groomers alike, each checked against its own website. Treat it as a shortlist to compare rather than a strict ranking.
1. Likeable Pets
Likeable Pets is a house-call service that sends certified groomers to your home for dogs and cats, covering Singapore island-wide. It describes a simple flow: book by WhatsApp or phone, the groomer arrives and works on site, then clears the area before leaving, with basic sessions it says run roughly 30 minutes to an hour. A solid all-rounder if you want familiar, salon-free grooming at home.
2. The Precious Pets
The Precious Pets is a long-running mobile groomer that brings a full setup to your door for dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. It describes itself as an award-winning, low-stress service built around one-on-one attention, with no cages or other animals around, and says it has groomed in Singapore homes for well over a decade. A good pick for nervous pets or less common companions like rabbits and guinea pigs.
3. Pampered Paws
Pampered Paws is a house-call groomer for cats and dogs that positions home grooming as a premium, personalised alternative to the salon, with the pet staying in its own environment. It covers Singapore island-wide and says it also handles flea and tick treatments, advising owners to book several days ahead. Consider it if you want an in-home session without the salon trip.
4. Awesome Pawsome
Awesome Pawsome offers island-wide house-call grooming for dogs and cats, with groomers travelling to you and working around your schedule. It frames the appeal partly in health terms, arguing that avoiding shared facilities means less exposure between animals, and says it disinfects equipment between visits. A convenience-focused option for owners who prefer grooming done entirely at home.
5. Pawkit
Pawkit is a house-call platform that pairs mobile grooming for dogs, cats and rabbits with home vet services such as vaccinations and teleconsultations, booked through its own app. It says the vets and groomers it works with are screened before joining, and it keeps your pet's records in one place across visits. Worth a look if you want grooming and basic veterinary care from a single doorstep service.
6. Privileged Pets
Privileged Pets is an established mobile and home groomer run by a team it says trained in Australia, working on dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. It describes an on-the-ground grooming approach for the pet's comfort and claims to be Singapore's first and only after-hours and 24-hour pet groomer. It leans towards owners who want experienced handling or appointments outside ordinary salon hours.
7. Cuts by t.trimmer
Cuts by t.trimmer is a single-groomer, house-call service that carries out full grooms, basic grooms, bath-and-fluff and spa work in your home, typically over one to two hours. It pitches undivided, one-to-one attention from a groomer it describes as qualified and certified, with the aim of sparing both pet and owner the stress of a salon trip. A personal, small-scale choice rather than a large chain.
8. The Grooming Angels
The Grooming Angels runs a house-call service alongside a salon, and says its groomers hold Singapore Kennel Club and low-stress handling certifications. Working on dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, it emphasises gentle handling and says groomers watch for health issues such as lumps or skin problems during a session. Choose it if certified, low-stress handling at home matters to you, with a salon as a fallback.
9. OLO (Groomer On The Go)
OLO runs a house-call arm called Groomer On The Go alongside its physical salons, bringing grooming, styling, nail and ear care to your doorstep, mainly for dogs. It positions the mobile service as a premium, convenience-first option for busy owners and for pets that settle better in familiar surroundings. Useful if you want a home visit backed by an established salon operator.
10. PatCare Mobile Grooming SG
PatCare is a mobile groomer built around a come-to-you model, arriving at your home with its own equipment for dogs, cats and small animals such as rabbits. It covers Singapore island-wide and runs a simple WhatsApp flow: share your pet's details, get a slot, and the groomer turns up, pitched as a calmer alternative to carriers, taxis and salon waiting rooms. A straightforward pick for a no-fuss home groom.
How to choose
- Confirm what "mobile" actually means for that groomer. Some work inside a fitted van parked outside, others groom inside your home, and a few brands also run salons, so check which you are booking and whether they will need a power point, water access or a lift.
- Ask what the quote covers and what changes it. Coat length, size, matting, temperament and add-ons like de-matting or flea and tick treatment all move the price, and many house-call groomers add a transport or location surcharge, so get the all-in figure before the visit.
- Check credentials and how they handle stress. Ask about training or certification such as Singapore Kennel Club or low-stress handling, whether they hand-dry or cage-dry, and how they manage a nervous or elderly pet, since a calmer one-on-one setting is the main reason to groom at home.
- Match the service to your specific animal. Not every mobile groomer takes cats, rabbits or guinea pigs, or is comfortable with large or difficult dogs, so confirm they handle your pet and its breed or coat type before you commit.
- Sort out access and timing in advance. Give the real address, parking or van situation and travel time, clear a bathroom or sheltered spot if they groom indoors, and confirm the appointment window, cancellation terms and what happens if the pet cannot be finished safely.
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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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