Guides for cat owners in Singapore
Practical advice from our cattery and cat hotel — from bringing a new kitten home to licensing and boarding.
Cat licence in Singapore: what new cat owners need to know (2026)
Every pet cat in Singapore now needs a microchip and an AVS licence. Here is how it works, what it costs, and how we help you with it when you take your kitten home.
Read the guide KittensBringing your new kitten home: a first-week checklist
What to prepare before collection day and how to help your kitten settle in during the first week — from a Singapore cattery.
Read the guide Cat boardingCat boarding in Singapore: how to prepare your cat for a cat hotel stay
Going away? What a good cat hotel will ask for, what to pack, and how to make your cat’s stay calm and comfortable.
Read the guide BreedsRagdoll, Russian Blue, Abyssinian or Minuet: which breed suits your home?
A quick comparison of four popular pedigree breeds — personality, size, grooming and energy — to help you choose.
Read the guide Cat ownershipLiving with a cat in an HDB flat: 10 tips for a happy indoor cat
Cats can live very happily in a Singapore flat. Here is how to keep them safe, busy and comfortable — and keep the neighbours happy too.
Read the guide Cat careIndoor cat enrichment: simple ways to keep your cat happy (and your sofa safe)
Bored cats scratch, bite and meow. A few simple changes — climbing, scratching, play and puzzle feeding — make a big difference.
Read the guide BreedsRagdoll cat care guide: grooming, feeding, health and personality
Everything a new Ragdoll owner should know — from brushing the silky coat to the breed’s genetic health tests.
Read the guide Cat careCat grooming at home: brushing, nail trims and how to bathe a cat
A step-by-step guide to grooming your cat at home — brushing, nails, ears, eyes and teeth, and how (and how often) to give a cat a bath in Singapore’s humid weather.
Read the guide Cat boardingCat hotel or pet sitter in Singapore: which is better for your cat?
Both can work well. Here is how to choose between a cat hotel and a home-visit sitter, depending on your cat, your home and how long you are away.
Read the guide Cat boardingHow to help a shy or anxious cat settle in at a cat hotel
Most cats settle in within a day or two. These simple steps — before, during and after the stay — help nervous cats feel safe sooner.
Read the guide Cat boardingBoarding a senior cat or a cat on medication: what to prepare
Older cats and cats with health needs can board safely with the right information. A simple checklist of what to tell the cat hotel and what to pack.
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