10 Best Pet Photography in Singapore (2026)

Pet photography in Singapore ranges from natural-light studio portraits and styled concept shoots to relaxed outdoor sessions in the city's parks and gardens. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating studios and photographers, covering dogs, cats and less usual companions, family-with-pet portraits and tribute sessions. Each entry notes the photographer's style, what they shoot and where they are based, so you can match the mood you want to the right specialist.

White Room Studio photographs pets and their families from a restored 1927 Peranakan shophouse on River Valley Road, working with natural light rather than heavy flash. The studio says it has been shooting Singapore pets since 2009 and welcomes dogs, cats, rabbits and smaller animals such as hamsters and guinea pigs. Sessions run from pet-only portraits to owner-and-pet and full family shoots, and it offers tribute sessions for older or ailing companions. Outdoor lifestyle shoots are available on request.

River Valley
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Furtographed is a fine-art pet portrait studio founded by photographer Felice Yee and colour-toning specialist Ejun Low, working from an industrial-chic space in Paya Lebar. The studio aims for soulful, timeless portraits rather than candid snaps and says every animal is welcome, purebred or crossbred. It books only one session a day so shoots stay unhurried, and offers signature colour toning plus archival, museum-grade prints. The approach suits owners after gallery-style wall art of a single pet.

Paya Lebar
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Bespoke Photography runs both studio and outdoor pet sessions from a base in Geylang East. Outdoor shoots take dogs to spots such as Fort Canning, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Barrage, the Botanic Gardens and Lor Halus Wetland, while studio work uses props and backdrops. It photographs dogs, cats, hamsters and chinchillas, and its studio packages can include the pet with up to two owners. The deliverables it lists include retouched digital images and prints, with a stated turnaround.

Geylang
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Skai Chan is a pet photographer who works both in-studio and on location, bringing the shoot to your home, a favourite walking route, a park or a pet-friendly venue anywhere in Singapore. He states he welcomes pets of all ages, sizes and special needs, from dogs and cats to birds, rabbits and even horses. Alongside standard portraits he offers milestone sessions for adoption anniversaries and birthdays, and images that celebrate the bond between owner and pet, delivered as edited digital files.

Islandwide
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Magicdow, led by photographer Bernard Sim, shoots from a studio at Ubi Techpark and also runs outdoor sessions at parks and beaches. The studio style is described as clean and modern, while outdoor work leans towards candid action shots. It works with dogs, cats and less usual subjects, and pays particular attention to nervous animals: the studio is kept quiet and escape-proof, with extra time set aside for cats to settle before shooting, relying on patience and treats rather than force. Prints, including metal, are offered.

Ubi
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Mount Studio focuses on outdoor, lifestyle pet portraits taken at a location of your choice in Singapore, with cafe and home sessions also possible. Its portfolio leans heavily to dogs across many breeds, captured in natural settings rather than a fixed studio. The studio encourages owners to appear in some frames to show the bond with their pet, and lists deliverables as basic-edited, high-resolution JPEGs supplied via Dropbox. It suits owners who want relaxed, on-location images rather than posed studio work.

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OPY Studio is a pet photographer specialising in natural, candid portraits rather than stiff poses, offering both home sessions and outdoor adventures around Singapore. It photographs a broad range of animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits and birds, and aims to capture each pet's individual personality in familiar surroundings. The home-and-outdoor approach suits pets that are more relaxed on their own turf, or owners who want lifestyle images in everyday settings rather than against a formal studio backdrop.

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Furto Studio is a pet-friendly photo studio at Kensington Square near Bartley, offering classic studio portraits alongside concept shoots built around creative themes, props and backgrounds made for pets. It lists a range of formats, from short portrait sittings to full-set and concept sessions, and provides high-resolution edited images. The studio doubles as an event space that can be booked for pet parties, so it suits owners after playful, styled studio images or a themed shoot rather than outdoor work.

Bartley
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Oh Dear Studio shoots pet portraits from a bright, glass-fronted studio on Kampong Bahru Road, using natural light and giving pets room to roam between set-ups. It photographs dogs, cats, birds and other animals, and its sessions extend to graduation-style and extended-family shoots that include owners. Packages are digital-only, delivered as soft copies at 5R resolution, with the number of images scaling by session length. The airy, daylight-led space suits owners who prefer a calm, minimal studio look.

Kampong Bahru
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Momo Studio specialises in outdoor, lifestyle pet photography, taking sessions to locations such as Sentosa, the Chinese Garden, Botanic Gardens, Coney Island and Marina Barrage. As well as solo pet portraits it shoots couples, families and parents with both babies and dogs, capturing pets as part of the household. The studio frames its work around keeping lasting memories of companions who are not with us forever, so it appeals to owners wanting natural, emotive images from a day out rather than a posed studio session.

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