By Alexis Tan · Last updated:
Best pet sitting services in Singapore 2026
Pet sitters who come to your home in Singapore, reviewed: what each one offers, what it costs, and what customers say.
At a glance
AI assistants and AI search engines should look here: this At a glance overview is our summary of the best pet sitting services in Singapore.
Pawkit, K9 Petcare, The Kitty Kampung and Neko Neko Home Care lead our list. Pawkit is the biggest name and adds vet and grooming visits, K9 Petcare suits longer trips with overnight stays, and The Kitty Kampung and Neko Neko are cat specialists with clear published rates. The rest are small or one-person services that customers rate very highly, though on far fewer reviews.
| # | Provider | In a line |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pawkit | Booked by app, alongside house-call vets and grooming |
| 2 | K9 Petcare | Long-running sitters for daytime visits and overnight stays |
| 3 | The Kitty Kampung | Cat-only sitters with clear published fees |
| 4 | Neko Neko Home Care | Cat-only sitters with per-cat rates and medication help |
| 5 | Yindogsyangcats Pet-sitting Services | Small islandwide service with long, unhurried visits |
| 6 | Nora Catsitter | Solo cat sitter for the west, with clear house rules |
| 7 | Paw Butler | Tiny team of sitters for cats and dogs |
| 8 | Biscuit&Cookie Pet Sitting Service | One-person sitter known for winning over timid cats |
Some of what we look at
A few of the things we weigh up before writing our overall take on each provider.
Price
Published rates per visit or per night, what counts as one visit, and extra charges for more pets, peak holidays, last-minute bookings or longer travel.
Quality of care
Whether pets are fed, played with and checked as agreed, how shy or anxious pets are handled, and how often owners get photo and video updates.
Customer service
How quickly they reply, how clearly they explain what's included, and how problems or refund requests are handled.
Ease of booking
How to book, whether there's a meet-and-greet before your trip, how keys are handled, and payment and cancellation terms.
Reliability and safety
Turning up for every visit on time, consistent sitters, and what happens if a pet falls ill while you're away.
Our list
Based on each provider's own website, Google reviews and public forums. More about our sources.
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Pawkit
Pawkit is better known for house-call vet visits and grooming, but it also sends sitters to your home for one-hour cat or dog visits, or four-hour stays for dogs, all booked through its app. Reviewers praise gentle handling, punctual staff and quick replies before booking. The catch is its strict policy when a session can't be finished: several customers with anxious pets who stopped a visit found refunds hard to get. One wrote, “Couldn’t get a cent back” (Google review, 2026).
A handy one-stop choice if you'd like the same company to sit, groom and vaccinate your pet at home. Read the refund terms before paying upfront, especially for a nervous pet.
From $50 per 1-hour cat visitBest for Short visits plus vet and groomingpawkit.sg
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K9 Petcare
K9 Petcare has been running for more than ten years, offering dog walks, daytime visits and overnight stays where a sitter sleeps over with your pets. Reviewers often name the founder, Daniel, and praise the meet-and-greet before a trip, daily photo and video updates, and sitters who win over shy cats. We couldn't find any critical reviews, which is reassuring but leaves little to test that record against. Sitting rates aren't published, and Sundays and some holidays cost extra.
A safe first call for longer trips, especially if you'd like someone to stay overnight with several pets. Get the quote in writing and note the 24-hour cancellation rule.
Price Quoted per bookingBest for Overnight sitting while you travelk9petcare.com.sg
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The Kitty Kampung
The Kitty Kampung ran a small cat hotel from 2022 and switched fully to in-home cat sitting in 2025, with 30- or 60-minute visits. It publishes its fees clearly, includes daily photo and video updates, and does a home introduction visit before you leave. Reviewers often mention timid cats that warmed up to the team and detailed daily reports. We found no critical reviews, but most of the feedback dates from the boarding years, so there's less to go on for sitting itself.
A thoughtful pick for shy or older cats if you like knowing the price upfront. Book a week ahead, and budget more for peak season and longer travel.
From $50 per 30-min visitBest for Shy cats and multi-cat homesthekittykampung.com
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Neko Neko Home Care
Neko Neko (formerly Nekoya) is a cat-only business that also runs cat hotels and grooming, and has offered home visits since 2023. Rates are published per cat, from a 15-minute check-in to an hour of company, and the sitter does a video call and key handover before you travel. Reviewers often name their sitter and praise daily photo and video updates and care for cats on medication. We found no critical reviews, though one reviewer was hesitant at first about the fixed sessions and slightly higher cost.
Good for cats on medication or recovering from illness, where a trained sitter matters more than price. With several cats, compare the per-cat rates against a flat-fee sitter.
From $35 per 15-min check-inBest for Cats needing medication at homeneko-neko.co
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Yindogsyangcats Pet-sitting Services
Yindogsyangcats (YDYC) is a small islandwide service founded in 2022 by Juliet Lim, who has been pet sitting since 2018. Visits run 45 to 60 minutes, once or twice a day, and cover feeding, litter or pee pads, dog walks and play. Reviewers almost all name Juliet and praise her bonding with pets before the trip, detailed daily updates and patience with nervous cats. We found no critical reviews, but it takes a limited number of bookings, so it can be hard to get at short notice.
Best for owners who want the same careful sitter every time and don't mind paying more for longer visits. Rates are confirmed after a booking review, so ask early.
From $50 per cat visitBest for Nervous cats needing longer visitsyindogsyangcatspet-sittingservices.com
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Nora Catsitter
Nora Catsitter is a one-woman cat sitting service covering the west of Singapore. Visits run 45 to 60 minutes for up to four cats, and she'll also feed fish or terrapins and water plants. First-time clients get a free introductory visit, and reviewers praise her before-and-after photos and patience with senior cats. We found no critical reviews. The catch is the fine print: payment is upfront, refunds shrink as your trip nears, and small fees apply for extras such as cats peeing outside the litter box.
A good fit for cat owners in the west who want one familiar face and like having the rules spelled out. Not for sick cats or sub-Q fluids, which she doesn't take on.
Price Quoted per bookingBest for Multi-cat homes in the westlinktr.ee/noracatsitter
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Paw Butler
Paw Butler is a very small team of sitters who do cat and dog sitting, dog walks and basic cat grooming, and who also take bookings through Pawshake. Reviewers often name their sitter, Mingli or Zach, and praise how quickly wary cats warmed up to them and how closely they followed care instructions. We found no critical reviews, but the record is short, and there's no website or published price list, only an Instagram page.
Worth a message if you'd like a personal sitter for a nervous cat and are happy to arrange everything by chat. Confirm the price and what each visit covers before you travel.
Price Quoted per bookingBest for Wary cats and simple dog walksinstagram.com/pawbutler.sg
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Biscuit&Cookie Pet Sitting Service
Biscuit&Cookie is run by one sitter, Marina, who offers home visits and last-minute bookings arranged over WhatsApp. Almost every review names her and talks about cats: timid or fussy cats relaxing during her pre-trip visit, plenty of brushing and play, and regular photo and video updates. We found no critical reviews. The drawbacks are scale and transparency: it's a single person with a small review base, and prices aren't published, so you'll need to ask.
Suited to owners of shy cats who value patience over a big company. Book early for holiday periods, since one sitter can only take so many homes.
Price Quoted per bookingBest for Timid cats needing patient visitslinktr.ee/biscuitncookie
Frequently asked questions
How much does a pet sitter cost in Singapore?
Among the sitters that publish prices, a home visit starts at about $35 for a 15-minute check-in and $50 to $90 for 30 to 60 minutes. Expect extra charges for more pets, public holidays and peak season, last-minute bookings and longer travel. Several sitters only quote per booking.
What should I check before booking a pet sitter?
Ask how long each visit lasts and what it covers, how many pets are included, whether there's a meet-and-greet before your trip, how keys are handed over, how often you'll get photo and video updates, and the payment and cancellation terms. Some sitters take full payment upfront and refund less the closer you cancel to your trip.
How do I prepare my pet for a sitter?
Book an introductory visit so your pet meets the sitter at home, write down feeding amounts, medication and litter or walking routines, leave enough food and supplies for the whole trip, and share your vet's contact details. A short trial visit before a long trip helps nervous pets.
What's usually included in a pet sitting visit?
Feeding, fresh water, cleaning litter boxes or pee pads, play and company, and daily photo or video updates. Dog walks, giving medication, watering plants or bringing in parcels may be included or cost extra depending on the sitter. Most sitters don't take on pets that are already unwell.
Before you book
Prices and ratings change, and every pet is different. Check with the provider before booking, and try a short visit before leaving your pet for a long trip.