By KakiList Editorial Team·Updated April 2026·Editorial standards
Dog walking and pet sitting in Singapore is lightly regulated — commercial operators need AVS Pet Enterprise Licence, but solo freelance walkers often operate without it. Insurance coverage varies: commercial operators carry public liability (S$500k-1M), freelancers rarely do. For pet sitting at owner's home, the walker has keys — background checks matter more than for walks alone. KakiList connects you with 40 verified Dog Walking / Pet Sitting providers serving the Jurong East area. Our listed providers maintain an average rating of 4.8★ based on Google reviews. Jurong East is a major commercial and residential hub in the west with a mix of HDB flats and newer developments around the lake district. Whether you live near Jurong East MRT or around JCube, Westgate, IMM, Science Centre, our providers serve all parts of Jurong East. Compare providers, read verified Google reviews, and contact them directly via WhatsApp — no middleman fees or hidden charges.
Most dog walking / pet sitting requests from Jurong East households cover morning and evening cool-hour walks, senior-dog gentle pace, and emergency sitting. Providers familiar with the area know the access routes around Jurong East MRT and JCube, which keeps job scheduling tight in the West zone.
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For HDB properties in Jurong East, rates track the islandwide average for dog walking / pet sitting. The main cost variables are job complexity and urgency, not location — though providers based outside the West zone may add a small transport fee.
30-minute walk: S\$20-35. 60-minute walk: S\$30-55. Pack walk (3-4 dogs, for social dogs only): S\$18-30 per dog. Day visit (feeding + walking + medication): S\$35-70/day. Overnight home pet sitting: S\$80-180/day. Weekly subscription (5 walks): S\$130-220. Rates scale with property type: HDB cheapest, landed 20-30% higher.
Commercial operators carry public liability insurance (S\$500k-1M coverage) for dog escapes, bites to passers-by, or property damage. Freelance walkers rarely carry insurance. If your dog bites someone during a walk, the consequences land on whoever has insurance (or the dog owner if no one does).
Commercial operators (Pawjourr, Rover Singapore) offer more verification — background-checked walkers, insurance, GPS tracks, and photo updates. Solo freelance walkers are often less expensive and may form stronger bonds with your dog, but with less accountability and typically no insurance. Start with commercial for first-time arrangements.
Modern dog walking includes GPS track of the walk, photos at key moments (running at dog run, watering), and post-walk notes on behaviour (ate well, had soft stool, energetic vs tired). Walkers who just return the dog without evidence of actual walking may be cutting duration short.
No — noon-to-3pm Singapore heat is dangerous for dogs, especially flat-faced breeds (French Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers). Reputable walkers schedule morning (pre-10am) and evening (post-5pm) walks. Walkers who walk dogs at 1pm without shade access or water breaks produce heat stroke incidents.