Best dog cafes in Singapore
If you love animals but don’t have a furry or feathery friend at home, pet cafes are the perfect option. We’ve curated a list of the best dog cafes in Singapore, where you can enjoy a cup of coffee while snuggling with adorable pups. From gentle chow chows to playful pugs, these spots offer a cosy experience for every dog lover!
1. What The Pug
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What The Pug, Singapore’s first pug cafe, opened in 2022. You can play with 12 charming pugs, each with a unique personality. Entry costs $25 on weekdays and $28 on weekends for a 45-minute session, which includes a canned drink and a souvenir photo.
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Guests are greeted by the enthusiastic pugs as they rush out from behind a small gate, creating an exciting atmosphere. The cafe caters to all visitors, offering both playful pups for active fun and older pugs for a relaxed cuddle experience.
Address: 80 Haji Lane, Singapore 189271
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12pm to 7pm
Tel: 6293 3350
Website
What The Pug is not halal-certified.
2. Snow Pawttage
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Snow Pawttage is a new pet cafe in Joo Chiat that is dedicated to the lovable dog breed, the Samoyed. Unlike the rounder Chow Chow or smaller Pomeranian, these fluffy white pups are eager for belly rubs and treats. Visitors can cuddle and play with them for 45 minutes at $45 per person. Do take note that you’ll need to purchase an admission ticket beforehand.
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Here, every Samoyed is a bonafide su-paw-star, with each one having their own quirks and personalities. Also, each doggo has their tail dyed a special colour so the owners can tell them apart! While dog treats are available for purchase at $10, the cafe doesn’t serve food or drinks for the humans.
Address: 723 Geylang Road, Singapore 389634
Opening hours: TBD
Website
Snow Pawttage is not halal-certified.
3. Cafe Moshikomu
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Among the myriad of cafes in Joo Chiat is Cafe Moshikomu, a puppy and kitten cafe-boutique by Hello Human group. They’re also pet-friendly, meaning that all pawrents can bring their furbabies indoors as well.
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If you’re feeling peckish, fret not, as there’s a wide range of dishes you can choose from. Get the Mr Jamon Sunny Sandwich ($17++), which comes loaded with a sunny-side-up egg and Jamon Iberico pork slices. Wash it all down with their Kuromitsu ($7++), an iced latte with Japanese sugar syrup.
Address: 169 Still Road, Singapore 423999
Opening hours: Wed-Fri 11am to 8pm, Sat-Sun 9am to 8pm
Cafe Moshikomu is not halal-certified.
4. Stray Cafe
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Stray Cafe is a dog cafe in Bartley that houses stray and abandoned dogs, giving each one a shot at finding a forever home.
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Their signature dish is the Stray Chicken Rice (price TBD): a marinated grilled chicken chop, served alongside a heap of chicken rice, a dollop of sambal, and a sunny-side-up egg. Those bringing their pets can also order healthy, pet-friendly dishes such as the Piggy Pig (price TBD), which comprises 130g pork balls, sweet potato puree, snow peas, and blueberries.
Address: 2 Jalan Lokam, #01-51/52, Kensington Square, Singapore 537846
Opening hours: Wed-Mon 11am to 10pm
Website
Stray Cafe is not halal-certified.
Where to go for dog cafes in Singapore
This was a list of the best dog cafes with the goodest bois to visit in Singapore. For cat lovers, read our best cat cafes in Singapore guide. For more conventional cafes to check out, read our best cafes in Singapore guide.
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Feature image adapted from Jagat Mok, Patrick Virgil Naval, Edward Tower, and Binbin Chen
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