Singapore Veterinary Animal Clinic

23/10/2026

Every second counts. Every team member matters. ⏰️

At SingVet, we make time to train, especially our junior nurses, because being prepared can make all the difference in an emergency.

From correcting hand positioning and perfecting compression rate and depth, to practising team coordination, our senior nurses step in to guide, demonstrate and fine-tune every detail.

Because in CPCR, it’s not just about knowing what to do. It’s about working together as a well-oiled team when every second counts.

And of course, no animals were harmed in the making of this video. Our only patients today were our trusty CPCR dummy soft toys! 🧸

19/10/2026

Taking a day to celebrate the people behind the care.

Our clinics will be closed on 27 OCT after 5pm for a company event as we take time to honour the wonderful people who make SingVet what it is.

Behind every wagging tail, every purr, and every little patient we care for is a team that gives their heart, hands and dedication every day.

This is our time to come together, appreciate one another, and celebrate the people who make it all possible.

Thank you for your understanding and for being part of the SingVet family. We look forward to welcoming you and your beloved pets back when we reopen!

Caring for animals — together.

14/10/2026

🪱 Wriggling worms? Unfortunately, these guests have overstayed their welcome! 😱

Nope, it's not a nature documentary… it's maggots in a dog's wound. 🫣

In Singapore's warm and humid weather, flies can lay eggs on wounds or damp, soiled fur. These eggs hatch into maggots that can damage surrounding tissue — and things can get serious very quickly.

🐶 How to keep your pets maggot-free?
🩹 Keep wounds clean and seek veterinary attention.
✂️ Keep fur clean and dry, especially around the tail and skin folds.

🚨 Spotted maggots? Don't wait for them to wiggle away! Your pet needs prompt veterinary attention. Never attempt to treat the wound with household chemicals or insecticides.

Let's leave the wriggling to the earthworms in the garden, shall we? 😅

13/10/2026

Writing

🌏 Learning, sharing, and growing together.

We were delighted to welcome a group of veterinarians from Landvet.id (Indonesia) to SingVet for a visit! Thank you IDEXX for thinking of us.

It was a wonderful opportunity to exchange ideas and share experiences.

Thank you for visiting SingVet and for the engaging conversations! Here's to strengthening connections within the veterinary community and working together to provide better care for our patients. 🐾


CareToGoBeyond

15/09/2026

Meet our newest diagnostic upgrade — IDEXX InVue!

We’re excited to be one of the early-launch veterinary clinics in Singapore to have the new IDEXX InVue in-house.

Our team was especially excited to get their hands on the new machine. There’s nothing quite like having a new piece of technology to explore at work!

So, what does InVue mean for your pet?

When a blood test comes back with an unusual result, sometimes the numbers alone don’t tell us the whole story. InVue allows us to take a closer look at the appearance of blood cells, helping our vets get a more accurate picture — especially when white blood cell results are abnormal or difficult to interpret.

In other words:

“The white cells look weird.”
“Is the machine sure?”
“Hmm… better have another look.”

No more praying to the machine. 😆

Having this technology in-house gives our vets another valuable piece of information when assessing your pet, helping us make better-informed decisions about further tests and treatment.

Because when it comes to your pet’s health, every little piece of information matters.

11/09/2026

Ear cleaning: PPE edition.

Because sometimes it’s not the ear discharge we’re worried about…

…it’s the surprise facial treatment that comes with it. 😂

One shake from the patient and suddenly you’re wearing ear debris as a new skincare product.

So yes, we take ear cleaning very seriously around here.

Mask on. Forehead protected. Pimples prevented.
Because we’re vets and vet nurses — not willing participants in a facial.

09/09/2026

WE’RE BACK — AND OUR NEW X-RAY MACHINE IS READY! 🩻🐾

A big thank you to all our Woodlands clients for your patience and understanding while we were temporarily closed for our X-ray machine upgrade and some renovation works.

And after all that serious upgrading, our nurses had another important task…

How many nurses does it take to assemble an IKEA trolley?

Apparently… quite a few.

One holding the trolley.
One assembling.
One supervising.
And one asking, “Wait… are we sure this is the right way?”

The good news is that our upgraded X-ray machine is now fully functional!

We’re excited to have our Woodlands branch back up and running, with improved imaging capabilities to help us provide even better care for your pets.

Thank you for bearing with us during the upgrade!

09/09/2026

Not every tumour is a simple lump to remove.

Large or invasive skin tumours can present a real surgical challenge — especially when removing the tumour leaves a large area of skin that needs to be reconstructed.

At SingVet, our experienced veterinary team is equipped to manage complex tumour surgeries, including extensive mass removal and advanced skin reconstruction using skin flaps where required.

But successful surgery is more than just the operation itself.

Our experienced nurses work closely with our vets to develop individualised anaesthesia plans and multimodal pain management protocols, carefully tailored to each patient and their procedure.

From surgical planning, to anaesthesia, pain relief and post-operative nursing care, our entire team works together to give each patient the best possible chance of achieving local tumour control while keeping them as comfortable as possible throughout their journey. ❤️

28/08/2026

🐱👂Cat ear cleaning: the less dramatic way!

Does your cat turn into a tiny ninja the moment they see the ear-cleaner bottle?

Try this gentler approach:

🧴 1. Get your supplies ready
Use a vet-approved ear cleaner, cotton balls and some treats.

💧 2. Soak a cotton ball
Instead of pouring the solution directly into the ear, soak a cotton ball with ear cleaner and gently squeeze it so the solution trickles into the ear canal. This can be better accepted by some cats.

👂 3. Massage
Gently massage the base of the ear for 20–30 seconds. Squish squish!

🐾 4. Let them shake!
Step back and let your cat shake their head — this helps bring loosened debris out.

🧻 5. Wipe clean
Use fresh dry cotton balls or gauze to gently wipe away the loosened wax and debris from the ear flap and visible part of the ear canal.

🍗 6. Treat & repeat!
Lots of praise and treats = hopefully less drama next time.

🚫 No cotton buds deep inside the ear!

If the ears are very dirty, smelly, red, painful or producing lots of discharge, get them checked by a vet rather than simply cleaning them at home.

31/07/2026