8 Best Online Pet Stores in Singapore (2026)

Ordering heavy bags of pet food and litter online saves a trip, and Singapore has plenty of web shops that deliver to your door. This guide covers eight stores that run their own websites with checkout, rather than marketplace storefronts. Some are online-first, while others also keep a shop, so you can collect or browse in person. Each write-up reflects what the store says on its own site, so treat delivery terms and ranges as claims to confirm at checkout. Use the list to match a store to your pet, whether you have a dog, a cat or a small animal, then read the how-to-choose notes below before you place a first order.

Kohepets describes itself as Singapore's largest online pet shop and sells through its website only, with no shopfront listed. Its homepage says it carries food, treats, accessories and supplies for dogs, cats and small pets, with health, grooming and sale sections, across a catalogue it puts at more than 18,000 products and over 300 brands. The site states a free-delivery threshold and says orders arrive in under three days, though you should check the current terms at checkout. It also has a free samples collection and a live chat link for questions. Because the range is so broad, it suits owners who want one account for several kinds of pet and who like comparing brands before buying.

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Vanillapup is a dog-focused shop that sells online and also runs two stores, at Cluny Court in Bukit Timah and at myVillage in Serangoon Gardens. Its website organises products into food and nutrition, treats, toys, grooming, walking gear, bowls and feeding, beds, travel items, apparel and first aid, and it also lists frozen and freeze-dried food. The site states that it ships within Singapore with a free-delivery threshold, and that frozen food has its own delivery condition. A WhatsApp number and a contact form are published for questions. It suits dog owners who prefer a smaller, curated range and the option of speaking to someone before ordering, or of collecting in person.

Bukit Timah and Serangoon Gardens
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Petico is an online pet shop whose Singapore homepage lists food, treats, toys and healthcare products for dogs and cats, plus a new-arrivals section and a page of brands. The site states a delivery window of three to five working days and a free-delivery threshold, so it is better for planned restocking than last-minute needs. A help page and an order-tracking link are linked from the footer. Its address is not published on the pages we read, so it presents purely as a web shop. Third-party guides note that it was previously known under another name, so older reviews may refer to the earlier brand. It suits shoppers topping up everyday supplies.

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Benji Pet is run by Benji Pet Kennel from a Joo Chiat shop and also operates a web store with product pages and a cart. Its site lists dog and cat food, treats including freeze-dried items, litter, dental chews and grooming, along with a membership programme and a donation page. A phone number and a WhatsApp number are published, and the contact page lists opening hours for the shop. The site does not set out a delivery policy on the pages we read, so ask about delivery options and timings before relying on it. It suits east-side owners who like to combine an online order with a visit to a physical shop.

Joo Chiat
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CatSmart presents itself as a cat specialty store and sells online as well as through shops in Bukit Batok, Loyang Point, Jalan Leban near Upper Thomson Road and Rivervale Mall. Its website groups products into food, litter, health and supplements, housing, accessories, grooming and gifts, and it says it stocks hundreds of brands. The site states that delivery runs seven days a week and publishes a free-delivery threshold, with an enquiry email and phone number in the footer. Its footer year looks dated, so confirm current terms with the store. It suits cat households that want a store which deals only with feline products, and that value having several shopfronts to visit across the island.

Bukit Batok, Loyang and Upper Thomson
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Bubble Pets calls itself an online pet store and sells through its website, with pickup available by appointment from an address in Tampines. Its pages list supplies for dogs, cats, small animals such as rabbits and hamsters, and birds, covering food, accessories, grooming, health, and beds and crates, along with a shelter donations section. The site mentions kibble, freeze-dried, air-dried, raw and cooked food brands and states a free-shipping threshold. Some products are noted as coming through a sister company. A phone number, enquiry email and contact form are published. It suits owners of less common pets, such as rabbits or birds, who want a single online source for several species and are happy to arrange pickup in advance.

Tampines (pickup by appointment)
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aPetMart is an online pet supplies store with a fulfilment office in the Geylang East and Paya Lebar area. Its site covers cats, dogs, small animals, birds and aquariums, with sections for food, treats, litter, toys, accessories, grooming and healthcare, plus a children's range. It says delivery is island-wide, including Sentosa, with weekend and public-holiday slots, and publishes a free-shipping threshold. Self-collection is offered by appointment, and walk-in purchases are limited to selected warehouse items, as the contact page explains. Separate support and partnership emails are listed, but no phone number appears on the contact page. Its copyright line runs to 2025, so check that orders are processing as expected. It suits households that keep a mix of pets and want deliveries around weekends.

Paya Lebar and Geylang East
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B2K Pet is an online pet store whose website lists dog and cat food, treats, grooming supplies, litter, training pads, wipes, supplements and toys, plus a wholesale section. It names brands such as Absolute Holistic and Kit Cat, and the footer carries a 2026 copyright line. A banner states a free-shipping threshold, but fuller delivery terms are only linked from the site, so read them before ordering. The contact page offers a web form rather than a published email or number, and links to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok accounts. It suits shoppers who like browsing a wide catalogue of everyday dog and cat consumables from a web-only seller, and who do not mind using a form to ask questions.

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