About Medical Grooming Centre
Medical Grooming Centre is a pet grooming provider located at 285 Yishun Ave 6 #01-06, with islandwide coverage. The listing has been verified by KakiList, and the centre holds a 4.2-star rating across 79 Google reviews — a moderate sample that offers a reasonable directional signal of customer experience. Pricing is indicated at the mid-range tier ($$), though specific session rates are not published and should be confirmed directly with the provider.
When enquiring, it is helpful to share your pet's size, breed, coat type, and temperament so the groomer can advise on the most suitable service package. Bring along your pet's vaccination records, as most grooming establishments in Singapore require proof of current vaccinations before a session. If your pet is unfamiliar with grooming, ask whether a trial or introductory visit is available to help them acclimatise. Clarify whether you will be dropping your pet off at the Yishun outlet or whether any mobile or collection arrangements apply, and discuss how frequently you would like to schedule recurring appointments.
To get started, reach out to Medical Grooming Centre via WhatsApp, phone, or the online enquiry form to confirm availability, share your pet's details, and ask about current pricing and any add-on services before booking your first appointment.
Visit the facility, check the vaccination policy, and confirm insurance before drop-off.
I recently visited Paws N’ Claws because my guinea pigs just finished their stay at a boarding house. I wanted to ensure they were healthy, so I booked them for a full physical exam. The check-up was very thorough and included an inspection of their teeth, skin, and overall physical condition. I found the pricing to be very reasonable at $50 for two pets. Please note that you must book an appointment in advance. The entire process was quite fast, taking only about one hour from start to finish. Key Details at a Glance • Service: Full physical check-up (Teeth, Skin, General Health) • Price: $50 for 2 guinea pigs • Duration: Approximately 1 hour • Requirement: Appointment is mandatory
I came across Paws N Claws Veterinary on google search as my dog has ingrown nails. He is extremely aggressive when touched and I have called several vets to check whether i can bring him in for medical grooming. Most of the places told me they could try but not guaranteed as my dog is very aggressive. I chatted with one of the staff via whatsapp and she assured me that they could treat my dog as fear free as possible. After returning from the vet, they checked in on my dog to ask about his condition which made me very happy as I could feel the sincerity. My dog is now 10000000x happier than before the visit and I can only thank the staff so much. 😊
If pets could write reviews. Im Oreo, after visiting Paws N' Claws. I'm resting, healing, and getting ready to run again hopefully in few months. Diagnosed with prognosis, I have strong will in reversing the condition. Highly recommended pet clinic and follow-up advise regarding my condition.
I rarely write Google reviews but had to say Thank you Paws n Claws Singapore for providing both vet + medical grooming housecall service! I’m so glad I found you. Leaving the house with my 17 year old Havanese dog is difficult. Due to our dog’s old age and increase in physical pain as well as poor skin conditions with rashes and skin sores, our normal at home groomer could no longer help. Through WhatsApp and phone communication prior to the appointment, I appreciate your team took my concerns seriously and helped provide solutions specific for my dog. Your vet and medical grooming team were friendly and took the time to work gently with his age-related conditions with such care. Also, the after care was explained clearly to me. Thank you again!
Brought my cat in for a second booster vaccine and has such a disappointing visit. Clinic was empty with no patients, i waited 5 mins at the registration ringing a bell that don’t work apparently. Then kept ringing another bell which apparently seems to be “ignored” till i had to call the whatsapp number to let them know i am waiting at the counter. Male staff came out(didnt get his name), with no sense of urgency and hospitality towards us as pets owners waiting. Asked general questions, then told me to wait outside and brought my cat in. I assume as an owner i will be call in for the appointment as there will also be a physical check and vaccine given but that wasn’t the case. My first two visit was smooth as the staff, Reuben was very professional throughout my cat’s and my visit. I was there through the whole process and to see if i had any questions, but this time was just disappointing. When home, my cat started scratching the back of her ears till had an abrasion, whatsapp to clarify on this and they told me “during physical exam we noted her ears were quite dirty.” This would have been informed to me when i was in the clinic or better yet when i was in the room with my cat during the physical examination so i can have a better understanding on how to help my cat or ask for advice. This is my third visit and this was the worse vet visit i ever had.
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| Medical Grooming Centre (this page) | ⭐ 4.2 | 79 | — | ✓ |
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Grooming fees in Singapore typically vary based on your pet's size, breed, and coat condition. Small dogs and cats generally start from around S$50–S$80 per session, medium breeds from S$80–S$120, and large or double-coated breeds can run S$120–S$200 or more. Add-ons such as de-shedding treatments, teeth brushing, nail grinding, and ear cleaning are usually priced separately. Medical Grooming Centre's specific rates are not listed publicly, so it is best to contact them directly with your pet's breed and size for an accurate quote. Confirm whether transport or any surcharges apply if you are arranging collection. See the full pet grooming cost guide for Singapore →
Most grooming facilities in Singapore require dogs to be current on core vaccinations — typically the DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza) combination and rabies. For cats, the FVRCP vaccine covering feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia is standard. Some providers also request bordetella (kennel cough) vaccination, particularly if your pet will be in close contact with other animals. Vaccination records are generally expected to be dated within the past 12 months. Bring a copy of your pet's vaccination booklet or digital record to your first appointment. Contact Medical Grooming Centre directly to confirm their specific vaccination requirements before your visit.
Medical Grooming Centre is verified by KakiList, meaning a real person has confirmed operating details and contact information. However, no regulatory licences are currently listed for this provider. In Singapore, the Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS) under NParks oversees standards for pet-related businesses, and boarding facilities in particular require AVS licensing. No ACRA business registration is confirmed for this listing. Before dropping off your pet, it is advisable to ask the provider directly about their AVS status, their protocol if a pet is injured or becomes unwell during a session, and whether they carry any insurance covering such incidents. Visit the facility, check the vaccination policy, and confirm insurance before drop-off.
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