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How much does pet sitting cost in Singapore?

Walks S$15-30. Home visits S$20-35 a day. Boarding S$35-60 a night.

These are the rates Singapore sitters list on pet-care marketplaces, checked across 25 areas on 2026-10-30: the low end, the high end and the middle for each service. Petme adds no owner fee on top.

0%
Owner fee on Petme
S$29,000
maximum toward eligible vet costs
Cashback
On every booking
4.9 / 5
Average sitter rating

Price by service

What you pay for each service in Singapore

Dog walking

S$15-30 per walk, most around S$20. Walks are usually timed for early morning or after sunset to avoid the heat.

Home visits

S$20-35 a day for a cat, S$20-38 a day for a dog at home. The sitter feeds, cleans up and keeps your pet company.

Doggy daycare

S$30-50 per day in a sitter's home, most around S$39.

Boarding and house sitting

Home boarding S$35-60 a night. A house sitter in your own home lists S$40-95 a night.

The real cost

Why the 0% owner fee matters

Sticker price is only half the story. Typical platforms charge pet owners 11-15% on top of the sitter rate at checkout, so a S$300 boarding stay can become S$333-345 once that fee is added.

Petme charges pet owners 0%. You pay the rate the sitter sets, and automatic cashback lands in your in-app balance after each completed booking, lowering the effective cost of your next one.

Included

What is included in every booking

Protection Plan up to S$29,000

Up to S$29,000 toward eligible vet costs. Reassuring given high local vet bills.

Automatic cashback

Cashback on every completed booking, paid into your Petme balance. The more you book, the more you get back.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do sitters in Singapore only offer pet sitting?
Most sitters offer more than one service. This page gathers the ones doing pet sitting in Singapore, but each sitter's card lists everything they have turned on, each with its own rate. Filter by the service you need first, then by your address.
How is the price for pet sitting in Singapore decided?
No standard rate is imposed. Sitters in Singapore publish their own, and the figure on the card is what you are charged, with no owner-side commission added at checkout. Every completed booking also earns cashback.
How much does a dog walker cost in Singapore?
Singapore dog walkers list S$15 to S$30 a walk, and the middle of the range is S$20. Walks are usually booked for early morning or after sunset to avoid the heat.
How much does dog boarding cost in Singapore?
Home dog boarding in Singapore is listed at S$35 to S$60 a night, with most sitters around S$45. The rate depends on the sitter, your dog's size and the length of the stay.
How much is cat sitting per day in Singapore?
Sitters who visit your cat at home list S$20 to S$35 a day, most around S$25. For a dog at home, home visits are listed at S$20 to S$38 a day.
How much does doggy daycare cost in Singapore?
Daycare in a sitter's home is listed at S$30 to S$50 a day, with the middle of the range at S$39.
How much does an overnight house sitter cost in Singapore?
A house sitter who stays overnight in your home lists S$40 to S$95 a night, most around S$65. It costs more than boarding because your pets keep their own home and routine.
Is there a service fee on top of the sitter rate?
On Petme, no. Pet owners pay 0% service fee, so you pay only the rate the sitter sets. Typical platforms charge owners 11-15% on top. Petme also adds automatic cashback.
Does pet sitting include the Protection Plan?
Yes. The Petme Protection Plan can contribute up to S$29,000 toward eligible vet costs, which is reassuring given how high emergency vet bills can run in Singapore.

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