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Plan Before You Need Help
Keep Routine Care And Official Requirements Together
Shortlist a regular vet, note the nearest after-hours option, and keep vaccination and microchip records organised. AVS says cats and dogs must be licensed, and its Pet Animal Licensing System is the official place to manage licences.
- Confirm clinic hours and where to go outside normal opening times.
- Ask boarding or daycare providers about vaccination and emergency procedures.
- Keep licence, microchip, vaccination, and medication details up to date.
Do cats and dogs need licences in Singapore?
Yes. AVS says cats and dogs must be licensed. Check the latest requirements and manage licences through the official AVS channels.
What should I ask a boarding provider?
Ask about vaccination requirements, supervision, sleeping arrangements, exercise, emergency procedures, medication handling, and how updates are sent.
What records should I keep accessible?
Keep your pet's licence, microchip number, vaccination record, regular vet details, medication list, and an emergency contact together.