Cat sitters in Singapore

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Cat sitter

Mr. Specky Cat Sitter

Senja Rd, West

Mr. Specky Cat Sitter is listed at Senja Road in the west of Singapore, correcting the previous description’s Central-area claim. Public directory information points to cat sitting, but current service details could not be independently established from an accessible operator page. Before relying on the service, confirm whether visits take place in your home, which neighbourhoods are covered, how long each visit lasts and what is included. Ask about feeding and litter care, secure key handling, updates while you are away and arrangements if your cat becomes unwell. Any medication needs should be agreed in advance. Google ratings remain visible as customer feedback, not a promise of experience, availability or a particular standard of care. Do not travel to the residential address without an arrangement.

5.0 ★ (5 reviews on Google)

Catpurra Cat Care (official website)

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Catpurra Cat Care

Geylang Rd, Central

Catpurra offers three styles of indoor boarding cabin at 767A Geylang Road. The reviewed hotel page lists Lava at S$36, Cave at S$42 and Maze at S$48 per night, with S$12 for an additional cat, checked on 12 September 2026. Confirm who may share, the final total and any peak charges. The published staffed hours are 10am to 8pm, with appointments for visits between 1pm and 6pm; this does not establish overnight onsite care. Ask who responds to illness outside those hours, which health records are needed and how medication is handled. The provider displays a licence number, but that is not a separate UCO inspection or guarantee of care. Choose the layout around your cat’s mobility and hiding preferences rather than the theme alone.

4.8 ★ (74 reviews on Google)

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Cosy Little Pets Corner

Bedok North Ave 2, East

Cosy Little Pets Corner provides home-visit care and separately advertises cat home boarding. Sitting includes feeding and cleaning the pet’s toilet area, so discuss litter routines, hiding places and secure doors before the first visit. The boarding selector lists a cat option at S$30, but confirm the billing period and full quote rather than treating the page’s S$0 checkout placeholder as free care. Ask about separation from resident animals, observation, medication and emergency transport.

Cat Paradise - Cat Sitting Service (official website)

Cat sitter

Cat Paradise - Cat Sitting Service

Joo Chiat Rd, East

For a cat that prefers familiar surroundings, Cat Paradise advertises visits to your own home rather than requiring boarding. The published options include a 30-minute single visit, a double-visit arrangement and limited overnight care. Agree how feeding, litter, play, updates and any prescribed medicine will be handled before handing over keys. Ask who covers an emergency and what the final extra-cat or holiday charge is. The company’s hotel address should not be mistaken for the location of this service.

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The Cat Whisperer Singapore

Robinson Rd, Central

The Cat Whisperer advertises home cat visits from S$35 per visit, with feeding, litter care, play and daily photo or video updates. The quote depends on cat numbers and timing; owners provide supplies. It asks for an emergency contact, a declaration and at least 50% upfront on key collection, with a stated cancellation charge within seven days. Medication assistance and separately charged procedures are provider offerings, not veterinary advice: confirm competence, your vet’s written instructions and what happens if a cat resists. Ask for the complete terms and all transport or peak-period charges.

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Cat sitter

Designer Bengal Singapore - Cat Sitting Service

Telok Kurau Rd, East

An indexed Designer Bengal operator page describes one-hour home cat visits for feeding, litter upkeep, play and a daily video, previously priced at S$50 per cat per calendar day. The same URL now returns 404 directly, so these are historical details to verify, not a current booking promise. Ask whether sitting still operates, whether medicines cost extra, what cancellation terms apply and whether photographs are used publicly. The Telok Kurau address is a contact location, not evidence of a walk-in cat leisure venue. Current availability and the written agreement need a phone check.