Pet grooming salons in Singapore
Many of us are guilty of spoiling our pets more than we do for ourselves, especially if we sayang them with all our heart. That said, we totally understand if the words pet salons pique your interest – after all, we’d be more than willing to shower our furkids with a good ‘ol pamper sesh.
If you’re looking to level up their regular grooming session, check out these pet salons in Singapore – all for under $100 – to treat them to a special spa treatment or two.
While both offer care, pet spas focus more on pampering, while groomers concentrate on maintenance and hygiene.
A pet spa typically offers a more luxurious, holistic experience, focusing on relaxation and wellness through treatments such as facials and aromatherapy. In contrast, a pet groomer primarily provides essential grooming services such as haircuts, nail trimming, and baths.
From soothing microbubble baths to herbal mud masks and flower soaks, here’s where to pamper your pets with spa treatments in Singapore from just $20.
| Pet Salon | Spa Services For | Location |
| Pawpy Kisses | Dogs, Cats | 232 Balestier Rd, Singapore 329694 |
| Dollhouse Pets | Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs | 7 Kampong Bahru Rd, Singapore 169342 |
| The Moon Bunny | Rabbits | 12 Jalan Klapa, Singapore 199324 |
| Royal Pets Paradise | Dogs, Cats | 520 East Coast Road, #01-05, Singapore 458965 |
| The Grooming Angels | Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs | 31A East Coast Road, Singapore 428752 (East Coast outlet) |
| Masmasgroomers | Dogs | 477 Sims Ave, Singapore 387549 |
| June’s Pet House | Dogs | 5 Eng Kong Terrace, Singapore 598977 |
| Barkber | Dogs | 914 East Coast Road, #01-01, Singapore 459108 |
| Loving Pets | Dogs | 168 East Coast Road, Singapore 428874 |
| Pets’ Mark | Dogs | 308 Telok Kurau Rd, #01-06, Vibes@East Coast, Singapore 423858 120 Potong Pasir Avenue 1, #01-823, Singapore 350120 |
| Nekomori Cat Grooming Salon | Cats | 59A Kampong Bahru Rd, #02-02, Singapore 169367 |
Image adapted from: @pawpykisses, @pawpykisses via Instagram
Spa services for: Dogs and cats
On top of regular grooming services, Pawpy Kisses is a pet salon in Singapore that has 5 types of spa treatments for dogs (from $45) and cats (from $58). They have a mix of moisturising, nanotechnology and herb treatments that’ll leave your furkid with softer fur and healthier skin.
They even have a Charcoal Mud Dog Spa Treatment for a detoxifying scrub to get rid of any grime they might’ve picked up while out on walks. The treatment ends off with an essential oil rub so your pup returns home smelling clean and fresh.
Note: Cat grooming is temporarily unavailable till further notice.
Pawpy Kisses review: “I don’t ever leave reviews, but the team at Pawpy Kisses really did a great job. They were patient, kind and helpful. Our puppy looks so much cuter after the haircut, and seemed like she enjoyed the session too.” – Gabriel Neo via Google Maps
Image credit: @dollhousepets via Instagram
Spa services for: Dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs
Located just 15 minutes away from the CBD is Dollhouse Pets, which offers a variety of affordable spa treatments for more than just dogs and cats.
If your pet struggles with oily skin and fur, send them for Dollhouse’s Degreasing Treatment to refresh their coats. Their in-house formula will remove oil build-up, especially for pet breeds with lots of skin folds. Meanwhile, the Ozone Spa bath is perfect for heavy shedders and uses a mix of aromatherapy, antibacterial treatments, and a hydro massage to cleanse and soothe the skin.
For added convenience, customers in need of transport options can also use Dollhouse’s islandwide Pet Taxi (from $10) with a 2-way option available.
Dollhouse Pets review: “The groomers are very friendly and gentle with pets (not only with mine) and never failed to make my pet smell good and adorable! The staff also gave me valuable advice and information about nutrition for my pup.” – Maureen Soh via Google Maps
Image credit: The Moon Bunny
Spa services for: Rabbits
The Moon Bunny is a pet salon in Singapore that specialises in grooming and treatments for rabbits. Bunny owners can opt for pampering Grooming Spa sessions (from $50). Because rabbits have hypersensitive skin, The Moon Bunny doesn’t provide wet baths during grooming. No sharp tools like razors will be used either, meaning the entire process will be as relaxing as possible for timid-natured rabbits.
In addition to in-store grooming, their professional rabbit groomers also offer sessions at their homes across 5 locations island-wide, from Jurong West to Tampines, making it easy for your furry friends to get a trim in your neighbourhood.
The Moon Bunny review: “Always excellent service and pleasant time at The Moon Bunny for bunny’s grooming. Especially with a super skittish and feisty bunny, we appreciate the team at The Moon Bunny for always being very gentle and patient with him.” – Esther Tan via Google Maps
Spa services for: Dogs and cats
The pet groomers at Royal Pets Paradise will definitely be treating your furry companions like kings and queens. Paw-rents can choose from a variety of Premium (from $100) and Basic (from $70) spa options, which can be done on top of grooming appointments.
Their High Protein Spa is a premium service that uses infrared light therapy and hydromassage techniques to improve blood circulation and help with pain relief.
Basic options include the Concentrated Milk Spa, that’ll give pets a brighter and fluffier coat. Those with sensitive skin can try the Ayurveda Herb Spa, which uses Indian herbs with anti-inflammatory properties to soothe the skin. Plus, the herbs double up as insect repellent.
Royal Pets Paradise review: “The grooming is always done with care and precision. I love the thoughtful touches, especially the photos taken after the grooming session. The groomer is professional and always takes time to consult me, which I really appreciate.” – Hong Family via Google Maps
Image credit: @thegroomingangels via Instagram
Spa services for: Dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs
If your pet gets panicky when going to the groomers, The Grooming Angels will bring its services straight to your home so that they can be as comfortable as possible.
This pet grooming salon in Singapore has specialised spa treatments for rabbits and guinea pigs, such as a Collagen Treatment for smooth, shiny coats, and an Ayurveda Spa to combat odour. If you’re planning on a house call, all you’ll need to prep are towels, power points for their tools and an open space for the groomers to work their magic.
The Grooming Angels review: “Excellent service! The team that attended to me were very friendly and gave good treatment to my guinea pig and I can tell that my pet really enjoyed the spa.” – Charmaine Han via Google Maps
Housecalls
Operating hours: 10am-7pm Daily
Contact: 6100 0842 | The Grooming Angels website
Price: From $60 (excluding $30 house call fees)
Spa services for: Dogs
For a spa experience that won’t burn a hole in your wallet, check out Masmasgroomers.
Customers can pair a grooming session with one of their spa services like the Gold Class Silky Show Restoration Spa (from $25). This 20-minute moisturising soak will condition your canine’s coat and make combing it a breeze – a bonus for double-coated breeds like Golden Retrievers and Pomeranians.
The salon also has grooming packages (from $599) with free credits, shampoo, and spa treatments. You don’t have to worry about rushing to redeem them either, as the packages are valid for up to 1.5 years. If you own more than one dog, the package can be shared with the pack too.
Masmasgroomers review: “We’ve been bringing our dogs to Masmasgroomers for years. The team is always patient, caring, and professional. Our dogs feel very comfortable there, and grooming sessions truly feel like their second home.” – Michelle Seah via Google Maps
Image credit: Melissa Lim
Spa services for: Dogs
Another affordable pet salon in Singapore is June’s Pet House. The salon’s owner, June, is no stranger to the pet owners of Bukit Timah, many of whom have left rave reviews on her patience to calm down even the fussiest of dogs.
On top of regular grooming sessions, customers can opt for a la carte spa services (from $20) like the Uni Spa, which is a massage of dog-safe essential oils, or the Derma Moist Spa to deodorise and moisturise your furkid’s skin.
Image credit: @junespethouse via Instagram
For more deluxe treatments, choose from their range of Premium Spas (from $45). The Premium Hana Bubble Spa (from $50) uses microbubbles in a special flower bath for a soothing spa treatment.
June’s Pet House review: “Oaky absolutely loves his grooming sessions with June and the team! They’re always so gentle, patient, and make him feel comfy in the salon. We always collect him with a smile on his face, and he can’t wait for his next appointment” – Vivian O via Google Maps
Spa services for: Dogs
As its name suggests, Barkber is a pet salon in Singapore that specialises in dog grooming and offers several types of spa therapies, each crafted for different skin conditions such as dull coats and fur loss.
A popular pick is their Oriental Herbal Spa Treatment (from $40) which includes an organic shampoo massage and a Chinese herb soak to help calm dogs’ skin and keep them cool in the heat. After all, it’s not just the hoomans that are sweating it out because of SG’s humidity.
Barkber review: “My Shih Tzu, Bella, is quite fussy, but the moment we arrived, they handled her like a pro. She came back smelling so fresh and sporting the cutest cut. It was obvious she felt at ease during her spa day.” – Raylen Lau via Google Maps
Spa services for: Dogs
Loving Pets has been in the pet grooming biz in Singapore since 2003, so customers can rest assured that their furbabies will be with the pros.
Reminiscent of something one might get at a luxurious spa in Bali, the Therapeutic Dead Sea Mud Mask is a mineral-based treatment that’s paired with the salon’s personal cocktail of essential oils for a refreshing experience.
Loving Pets review: “Our dog gets her nails trimmed monthly at Loving Pets. Our regular groomer is a total pro—she’s efficient, gentle, steady, and handles our Singapore Special very well.” – Sarah Goh via Google Maps
Spa services for: Dogs
Great for skittish pets who get nervous in enclosed spaces, Pets’ Mark is a family-run pet grooming salon in Singapore that keeps things cage-free.
The open-concept layout lets you watch your pup’s makeover from start to finish, and the groomers pride themselves on using quality shampoos and gentle techniques to keep each session as stress-free as possible.
For a nourishing treat, the Dead Sea Mud Spa is rich in minerals that detox the skin and boost cell renewal. Pets with oily or odour-prone coats will also benefit from the Japanese Herb Spa, which refreshes and revitalises troubled coats.
Pets’ Mark review: “Experience peace of mind with friendly and experience staff. They ensure your fur kids is well cared for in the tranquility of our home, providing gentle, loving care in an stress-free environment.” – Nithya Laxmi via Google Maps
Spa services for: Cats
Nekomori Cat Grooming Salon is where cats get the full spa-day treatment, with deep-cleansing soaks and targeted treatments. Every spa or treatment needs to be paired with a bath ($70), so your kitty leaves fluffy and fresh.
Their core spa options provide a thorough cleanse from head to tail, ranging from the Ozone Spa ($80) to the Collagen Coat treatment ($80). There’s also a Tail Degreasing treatment at $40 for cats dealing with oily tails or stud tail.
At the Kampong Bahru outlet, you’ll find exclusive add-ons like the Feline Facial ($40) to clear buildup around your kitty’s chin, cheeks, and eyes. For extra pampering, the KittyPawdi ($40) gives paws a deep clean plus moisturiser for soft paw pads.
Nekomori Cat Grooming Salon review: “Been sending my cat here for a few years, and Nekomori has been a trusted place! My cat is very comfortable throughout the process, came home clean and neat, and with cute report and photos too!” – Linh Hoang via Google Maps
Beyond typical grooming sessions, these pet salons in Singapore offer a whole range of relaxing spa options to choose from. From cooling herbal spas to relaxing flower baths, it’s no doubt your pet will be spoiled for sure.
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Cover image adapted from: @dollhousepets, @thegroomingangels via Instagram, The Moon Bunny
Originally published on 18th February 2022 by Oh Qian Yi. Last updated on 1st December 2025 by Celine Wee.
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