10 Best Pet Grooming Salons in Singapore
A guide to shop-based pet grooming in Singapore: ten salons for dogs and cats, from cage-free and cat-only studios to breed styling, spa and hydrobath.
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AI image by LocalRankChoosing where to groom your dog or cat is really about matching the salon to your pet's coat and temperament. This guide rounds up ten established, shop-based options for pet grooming in Singapore, from cage-free and cat-only studios to premium stylists offering breed scissoring, spa treatments and hydrobaths. Each was checked against its own website, so treat it as a shortlist to compare rather than a strict ranking.
1. OLO
OLO is a home-grown pet salon that grooms both dogs and cats and describes its studios as cage-free, with a founder it says has more than a decade of experience and certification from the Singapore Kennel Club and the Kennel Club of Taiwan. Alongside basic and full grooming it lists cat grooming, non-anaesthetic teeth cleaning, and boarding and daycare, and it runs outlets in Lavender, Katong and Pasir Panjang. There is a house-call option too, but the core of the business is its walk-in salons.
2. The Pets Workshop
The Pets Workshop is a multi-outlet salon that says it has served pet owners since 2021 and keeps separate grooming areas for dogs and cats so nervous animals are not mixed. Its menu runs from an express bath to full grooming, a spa line it describes as therapeutic, and a mix-and-match undercoat service for double-coated breeds. The Tampines branch is its flagship, with further outlets around malls such as NEX, Kovan and Clarke Quay.
3. Pawpy Kisses
Pawpy Kisses is a Balestier Road salon focused on dog grooming, offering basic and full packages with styling options it lists as puppy cut, teddy bear cut and full scissoring. It promotes a Japan nanotechnology spa treatment and non-anaesthetic ultrasonic teeth cleaning, and says its groomers each have their own specialties in particular breeds. Pickup and drop-off transport is offered as an add-on rather than a mobile-only service.
Balestier
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4. Doggylicious Studio
Doggylicious Studio is an Ang Mo Kio salon that calls itself one of the larger established grooming centres in the area and keeps its doors open to walk-in clients as well as offering transport. It leans into styling, listing full-breed scissoring, creative styling and low-maintenance summer clips, and says its director is certified by the Singapore Kennel Club and the Kennel Club of Taiwan and has placed in grooming competitions. It is a dog-grooming specialist rather than a general pet shop.
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5. Cloud Pet Grooming
Cloud Pet Grooming runs salons at Everton Park, Sunset Way and Orchard, grooming dogs and cats and noting some experience with rabbits and guinea pigs. It offers bath-and-fluff, basic and full grooming, daycare and a spa line, and says it does creative and breed-specific styling for owners who want more than a tidy-up. A pet chauffeur transport service and mobile grooming are available, but the salons are the main offering.
6. Animal Arts Academy
Animal Arts Academy is both a grooming school and a salon network, with outlets it lists at spots such as Serangoon Gardens, The Star Vista and VivoCity, grooming dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. Its price list is tiered, with the option to upgrade to a senior stylist or a director, and its spa menu runs to mud baths, aromatherapy and ultrasonic hydrotherapy alongside styling, colour and dental scaling. Because it also runs a grooming school, its groomers are trained in-house and the team competes in grooming events.
7. The Grooming Table
The Grooming Table in Lengkok Bahru says it has been Singapore's first low-stress grooming salon since 2012, and its groomers describe themselves as Low-Stress Handling Silver certified. It works to a stated 'no cage, no force, no muzzle' policy, grooms dogs and small animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs, and includes touches like complimentary tooth-brushing and a short detangling session. It is the pick here for pets that find grooming stressful.
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8. FURVELY
FURVELY is a boutique salon on Indus Road near River Valley that grooms dogs, cats and small animals and describes itself as a cosy space focused on careful, meticulous styling. It offers specialist work that is less common elsewhere, including hand-stripping and carding for wire-coated breeds and coat preparation for dog shows. A housecall option exists, but the salon is the heart of the business.
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9. Neko Neko
Neko Neko is a cat-only operation that says it runs five dog-free salons across the island, on the reasoning that cats settle better in a quiet space away from dogs. Its groomers describe a gentle, feline-first approach that adapts each session to the individual cat, and it also offers mobile visits for cats that dislike travelling. For a skittish or senior cat, a dedicated cat salon like this is worth the detour.
10. Ais Sarah Pet Manor
Ais Sarah Pet Manor is a cat-exclusive salon in Joo Chiat that says it focuses only on cats so nervous felines can adjust at their own pace. Services include soothing baths, fur trims, de-shedding and nail care, and it runs a resident-cat 'Purr & Play Lounge' on site. Pickup and drop-off is offered for owners who would rather not travel with their cat.
How to choose
- Match the salon to your pet. A nervous cat, a matted double coat and a show-standard breed clip all need different skills, so look for a groomer whose own portfolio shows work on pets like yours, and consider a cat-only or low-stress salon for anxious animals.
- Ask for a written quote and what is included. Bath, de-matting, styling, spa add-ons, and nail and dental care are often priced separately, and coat length, size and condition can lift the total, so confirm the all-in price before you book.
- Check who handles your pet and how. Ask about cage-free versus kennel drying, muzzle and handling policies, and whether a senior stylist or director does the work, since experience matters most for de-matting, scissoring and sensitive animals.
- Look at the space before you commit. A quick glance at hygiene, ventilation, drying methods and whether dogs and cats are kept apart tells you a lot, and a good groomer will happily walk you through their process.
- Be honest about your pet's health and history. Flag skin conditions, past bad experiences, age or mobility issues and any bite history up front, so the groomer can adapt handling, drying and timing rather than forcing a stressed pet.
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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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