Monster Pet Vet in Everton Park to cease operations after 16 years due to rising costs

Monster Pet Vet announced its closure in a Facebook post on Nov 2.

PHOTO: FACEBOOK/MONSTER PET VET

Published Nov 03, 2026, 02:20 PM

Updated Nov 03, 2026, 02:20 PM

Monster Pet Vet in Singapore will close after 16 years, with its last consultation day on Nov 30 and full closure on Dec 20, due to rising costs and staffing problems.

The clinic thanked customers, apologised for the inconvenience, and said it will help with medical record transfers, medication, and refunds through its admin staff.

Many customers said they were sad and grateful for the caring service, while some suggested the vets could move to mobile vet work to cut costs.

SINGAPORE – P et clinic Monster Pet Vet announced on Nov 2 that it will permanently cease operations from Dec 20, citing rising operational costs and manpower challenges.

The clinic, located at Everton Park in Bukit Merah, will have its last day of consultations and other clinic operations on Nov 30.

In a Facebook post addressed to its clients, Monster Pet Vet said it was “deeply grateful for (their) trust and support... throughout these 16 years”.

It added that it has faced challenges with manpower and rising operational cost over the last few years.

Despite these headwinds, it said, it strove to keep fees as affordable as possible, while delivering quality care for clients’ pets.

“After much deliberation, we have made the difficult decision to close the clinic permanently. This has not been an easy decision, especially given the relationships we have built with you and your pets.”

The clinic apologised to its clients for “all inconveniences caused” and encouraged them to make the necessary arrangements for their pets’ ongoing medical care with other clinics.

Information regarding the transfer of pets’ medical records, outstanding medication and other necessary arrangements will be provided to assist “pawrents” in the transition.

Clients with existing credit with the clinic will be contacted by staff members and given refunds.

Monster Pet Vet added that its social media pages will remain accessible for a time after its closure, allowing the clinic to share updates on where its vets will be practising.

The clinic was founded in 2010 by two sisters who named it “monster” as they frequently used the term as a playful way to refer to their pets.

In addition to dogs and cats, it also treats small mammals such as rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters, as well as exotic pets such as frogs and reptiles.

It has a 4.4 star rating from Google reviews.

Clients took to the clinic’s Facebook post to express disappointment over the news of its impending closure, as well as to say thanks for its services.

One commenter, Doris Browny, said: “It is really sad to hear that the clinic will be closing after so many years. A heartfelt thank you to the entire team for taking such wonderful care of my bunnies and dogs throughout all these years.

“The vets have always been compassionate and caring, and the nurses are always so warm and friendly. It is also one of the few clinics I know where the vets actually take time to play with my dogs, helping them relax and making every visit a positive experience rather than a stressful one.”

Commenter Jennifer Ong thanked the doctors and nurses for taking care of her pets at “reasonable prices”, as well as for providing options for them to make decisions on.

Others sympathised with the issue of rising costs , noting that it is not easy to maintain a pet clinic.

“Convert to become a mobile vet service while (it) is now the trend,” said a comment from user Yee Yeez.

“Lower operational cost but yet still can do what you are passionate in. Innovate move with the trend. Do not let your talent and hardwork go into the drain.”

Monster Pet Vet 于 11 月 2 日在 Facebook 上发帖宣布关闭。

照片：Facebook/怪物宠物兽医

发布于2026年11月3日下午2:20

更新于2026年11月3日下午2:20

新加坡的 Monster Pet Vet 宠物诊所将在经营 16 年后关闭，最后一次咨询日为 11 月 30 日，全面关闭日期为 12 月 20 日，原因是成本上升和人员配备问题。

诊所感谢顾客，对造成的不便表示歉意，并表示将通过其行政人员协助办理病历转移、药物和退款事宜。

许多顾客表示他们感到难过，但同时也对兽医提供的贴心服务表示感激，而一些顾客则建议兽医可以转为流动兽医服务以降低成本。

新加坡——宠物诊所 Monster Pet Vet 于 11 月 2 日宣布，由于运营成本上升和人力挑战，将于 12 月 20 日起永久停止运营。

位于红山埃弗顿公园的这家诊所将于 11 月 30 日结束其咨询和其他诊所运营活动。

Monster Pet Vet 在 Facebook 上向其客户发帖称，“非常感谢（他们）在过去 16 年里的信任和支持”。

该公司还表示，过去几年，公司在人力资源和运营成本上升方面面临着挑战。

尽管面临这些不利因素，该公司表示，他们仍努力将收费保持在尽可能低的水平，同时为客户的宠物提供高质量的护理。

“经过慎重考虑，我们做出了永久关闭诊所的艰难决定。这并非一个容易的决定，尤其考虑到我们与您和您的宠物建立的深厚情谊。”

诊所就“造成的一切不便”向客户表示歉意，并鼓励他们与其他诊所协商，为宠物的后续医疗护理做好必要的安排。

我们将提供有关宠物医疗记录转移、未用药物及其他必要安排的信息，以帮助“宠物主人”顺利过渡。

诊所工作人员将联系已在诊所有信用额度的客户并办理退款。

Monster Pet Vet 还表示，诊所关闭后，其社交媒体页面仍将保持开放一段时间，以便诊所分享其兽医将在哪里执业的最新信息。

这家诊所由两姐妹于 2010 年创立，她们将诊所命名为“怪物”，因为她们经常用这个词来戏谑地称呼自己的宠物。

除了猫狗之外，它还治疗兔子、豚鼠和仓鼠等小型哺乳动物，以及青蛙和爬行动物等异宠。

它在谷歌评论中获得了 4.4 星的评分。

得知诊所即将关闭的消息后，顾客们纷纷在诊所的 Facebook 帖子下留言，表达失望之情，同时也对诊所提供的服务表示感谢。

一位名叫多丽丝·布朗尼的评论者说：“听到这家诊所经营多年后即将关闭的消息，真是令人难过。衷心感谢整个团队多年来对我的兔子和狗狗们的悉心照料。”

“这里的兽医一直都很有同情心和爱心，护士们也总是那么热情友好。而且，这是我所知的为数不多的几家兽医会花时间陪我的狗狗玩耍的诊所之一，这能帮助它们放松，让每次就诊都成为一次愉快的体验，而不是一次充满压力的经历。”

评论者 Jennifer Ong 感谢医生和护士们以“合理的价格”照​​顾她的宠物，并为他们提供了多种选择，让他们可以做出决定。

其他人则对成本上涨的问题表示同情，并指出维持一家宠物诊所的运营并不容易。

用户 Yee Yeez 评论道：“趁着现在流行，转型成为移动兽医服务吧。”

“降低运营成本，同时还能做自己热爱的事情。创新，顺应潮流。不要让你的才华和努力付诸东流。”