Published dog boarding prices in Singapore
These are selected examples with publicly readable prices, not a market average, quality ranking or confirmation of availability. Follow each provider link and obtain a written quote for your dog and dates. Tax, peak-period charges and any unstated conditions need confirmation.
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| Provider and source | Published boarding charge | Billing detail to check |
|---|---|---|
| ASD | S$30/day for dogs up to and including 10kg; S$40/day above 10kg | Both arrival and departure days count, regardless of collection time |
| Inuhomes | King suite S$80/night; Premium suite S$110/night | New dogs require a S$25 assessment; checkout before noon; early arrival or late collection may add charges starting at S$39 |
A one-night stay can mean two charged days. At ASD’s published daily rate, a dog of 10kg or less arriving Saturday and leaving Sunday has a base boarding charge of 2 × S$30 = S$60. That is before transport or other extras. This is an illustration of the billing rule, not a booking quote.
For a three-night King-suite stay at Inuhomes, the published base accommodation plus a new-dog assessment is 3 × S$80 + S$25 = S$265, before any additional charges. Confirm that the suite and admission arrangements suit your dog.
Published dog boarding prices in Malaysia
The following examples cover named providers, not every Malaysian city or type of boarding. Keep room prices separate from per-dog rates.
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| Provider and source | Published boarding charge | Detail that affects comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Leo & Friends, Petaling Jaya | RM75/night under 10kg; RM85 at 11–20kg; RM100 at 21–30kg; RM125 above 30kg | Listed per dog per night. Confirm the band at exactly 10kg or between the stated bands rather than guessing |
| PGH | Deluxe room RM50/night; Presidential room RM80/night | Additional pet in the same room RM20/night; bring your own food; published checkout deadline 8pm |
For example, PGH’s listed Deluxe room charge for three nights is 3 × RM50 = RM150. With one additional pet sharing the room, the listed accommodation total becomes 3 × (RM50 + RM20) = RM210, subject to the provider accepting that arrangement and confirming other charges.
Read cancellation and responsibility terms as carefully as the price: PGH’s published terms say payments are non-refundable and contain liability exclusions. Ask the provider to explain the agreement before paying. Inclusion here is a price reference, not an endorsement of its contract or care.
Daycare prices: compare the session and commitment
Daycare covers a daytime session; it does not replace an overnight booking. For regular use, compare session length, expiry, attendance limits and transport as well as the advertised daily figure.
- Inuhomes lists S$39 for a half day and S$59 for a full day. Its page says monthly package sessions do not carry over. Ask for the exact attendance hours, as the displayed duration labels and clock times are not identical.
- Leo & Friends lists single-day care at RM55/RM65/RM75/RM85 across its four size bands. Its lower “unlimited” daily figures belong to a monthly subscription, so they should not be read as drop-in prices.
A package is only useful if the dog is accepted for the service and you can use the sessions within its terms. Ask about an assessment or short introductory visit and what happens if the dog struggles to settle.
Check the facility and admission requirements
For Singapore, start with the AVS public registry of licensed pet boarding facilities. Match the operator’s legal name, premises address and listed activity; a trading name or marketplace rating alone does not establish a match. Ask AVS about an unclear entry. The price examples above are not a completed licence audit of each operator.
For a Malaysian facility, ask which licences apply to its actual premises and verify the details with the issuing authority. A Singapore registration does not establish Malaysian permission.
Admission policies differ. Inuhomes lists core vaccination records and parasite-care requirements, with kennel cough vaccination described as recommended. ASD’s page says vaccination should precede the stay by at least one month. Use the linked provider pages for their full policies and ask your vet to plan care for your dog; this comparison is not a vaccination prescription.
Before paying, get answers to these questions:
- Who is present overnight? Separate on-site staff from a camera or a security guard, and ask how an emergency is noticed.
- Where will this dog rest? Check the actual sleeping space, ventilation and arrangements for separating dogs that cannot share space or group play.
- Who handles medication and illness? Confirm what staff can administer, the emergency clinic, consent arrangements, costs and your backup contact.
- What must you provide? Get the food, records and packing list. Do not assume personal bedding or toys are accepted: Leo & Friends specifically asks owners not to bring them.
- What happens if plans change? Ask about rejection at admission, cancellation, shortened stays, delayed collection and refund terms.
Ask for a quote you can compare
Send each candidate the same weight, dates, times and care requirements. Request this breakdown:
- Number of chargeable days or nights and the applicable room or size band.
- Assessment or trial fee, including whether it is credited towards the stay.
- Peak-period, early-arrival and late-collection charges.
- Food, medication handling, transport and required grooming or parasite-care costs.
- Taxes, deposit, final amount due and cancellation/refund conditions.
Total stay cost = accommodation + required fees + selected extras. A deposit credited against the final bill is part-payment, so do not add it to the full price a second time. Keep a separate allowance for unexpected veterinary care.
For annual planning, record the confirmed stay cost alongside your dog-care budget. The calculator’s boarding figures are illustrative allowances, not these providers’ tariffs; daily billing and extra fees need a separate calculation.
If your dog finds separation difficult
Tell the provider about distress, escape attempts, medical conditions and previous boarding experiences before making a reservation. A trial gives you information; it cannot guarantee the dog will cope with a longer stay.
VCA’s separation-anxiety guidance explains that barking, destruction or toileting during absences can have different causes. Discuss persistent distress with your vet and plan suitable care in advance. A pet hotel, home boarder or group daycare is not automatically the right setting for every dog.
