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Grooming prices in Singapore typically depend on your pet's size, breed, and coat condition. Small dogs and cats generally start from around S$50–70 per session, medium breeds from S$70–100, and large or double-coated breeds from S$100 upwards. Add-on services such as de-shedding treatments, teeth brushing, nail grinding, and ear cleaning are usually charged separately and can add S$10–30 per item. Suds & Scissors Pet Parlour has not published a fixed price list publicly, so it is advisable to call or submit an enquiry with your pet's details to receive an accurate quote. Confirm whether transport or mobile service fees apply if you require pick-up and drop-off. See the full pet grooming cost guide for Singapore →

Most professional grooming parlours in Singapore require dogs to be current on their DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza) combination vaccine and rabies vaccination. Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccination is commonly required as well, particularly where multiple dogs are present on the premises. For cats, the FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia) vaccine is the standard requirement. Vaccinations are generally expected to have been administered within the past 12 months, and you will typically need to produce a copy of your pet's vaccination card or a vet-issued certificate at drop-off. If your pet's records are not current, schedule a vet visit before booking your grooming appointment. Contact Suds & Scissors Pet Parlour directly to confirm their specific vaccination requirements before your first visit.

In Singapore, grooming-only facilities are not subject to mandatory AVS (Animal and Veterinary Service) licensing in the same way that boarding kennels are — AVS licensing is primarily required for premises where animals are kept overnight. Suds & Scissors Pet Parlour is KakiList-verified, meaning a real person has confirmed their operating details and contact channels, but no specific regulatory licences are listed on their profile. Before your first appointment, it is reasonable to ask the parlour whether they carry any form of business or pet care insurance that would cover incidents such as an injury or adverse reaction during grooming. Reputable parlours will be transparent about their protocols for handling such situations, including how they communicate with owners and whether veterinary costs would be covered. Visit the facility, check the vaccination policy, and confirm insurance before drop-off.