Singapore Veterinary Association

 

Leading the frontier of animal health through education and collaboration.

 
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Vet Centres

Looking for a vet clinic in your area? Here is the updated directory of vet centres in Singapore:

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Becoming a Vet in SG

Interested in becoming a veterinarian in Singapore? Find out more about veterinary licensing requirements and career opportunities here:

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For Pet Owners

Need help with your pet? Or you have an issue with your regular vet? Find the information you need here:

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Employment Opportunities

Seeking Part-Time Veterinary Technician or Nurse (Vet On Wheels) mobile clinic
Vet on wheels is an upcoming mobile small animal clinic with a focus on integrative medicine/TCVM. We are looking for[...]
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Brighton Vet Care Serangoon Gardens & Bukit Timah – Vet Techs/Nurses & Veterinarians
Brighton Vet Care has an established practice in Serangoon Gardens and a growing presence in Bukit Timah. Both clinics share[...]
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Full-time / Part – time / Locum Veterinarians – SingVet
Singapore Veterinary Animal Clinic is looking for full time and locum Veterinarians! Part time flexible hours can be arranged. We[...]
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Upcoming Events

july

25jul8:00 pm9:00 pmFeatured[Webinar] "Anorexia and Normal Blood Work - Where’s The Problem?" by Professor Jill Maddison | 25th July 2019 (Thursday) at 8pm

august

18aug8:00 am5:30 pmFeline Dermatology by Malaysian Small Animal Veterinary Association (MSAVA) is collaborating with the Asian Society of Veterinary Dermatology (AiSVD) and the Asian College of Veterinary Dermatology (AiCVD)

october

11octAll Day12Singapore Vet ShowSVA Conference in-conjunction with Singapore Vet Show

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Focus on better patient care at Australia’s No.1 university

If you’re seeing a large number of animals each week, you need to feel confident you’re giving all of them the best possible

Curious about integrating veterinary acupuncture into your practice?

Australian IVAS Veterinary Acupuncture Course January - December 2020 (4 Terms delivered online + 3 x 4-day Residential

[Infographic] World Veterinary Day 2019 – Why We Vaccinate Our Pets

The 2019 World Veterinary Day falls on 27 April 2019. This year's theme is the Value of Vaccination.  1 The role of the Singapore Veterinary Association (SVA) includes (i) supporting and fostering the

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