Amber Vet is a veterinary medical centre located in Siglap, in the Frankel Avenue neighbourhood on Singapore's east coast. Rather than operating as a general practice, the clinic brings together a comprehensive range of advanced services under one roof — from diagnostics and dental care to surgery and chronic illness management — so pets can be treated without being shuttled between specialists.
The team includes Dr Brian Loon, Dr Elise Robertson, Dr Sharon Choy and Dr Alicia Meghlaoui-Huc, and the clinic states it is home to the only feline specialist in Singapore. Cats and dogs are looked after in fully separated areas — each with its own waiting area and consult rooms — so cats aren't exposed to the sight, sound or smell of dogs during a visit. The clinic also treats rabbits, hamsters and guinea pigs.
Amber Vet's services span dental care (including full-mouth dental X-rays, root canal treatment and dental crowns), surgery (from sterilisation to orthopaedic and hip dysplasia procedures, including keyhole techniques), chronic illness management for conditions like skin allergies, ear infections and heart disease, preventative care and vaccinations, and a full diagnostics suite including endoscopy, ultrasound and X-ray. The clinic also offers second opinions for pet owners who want to explore treatment options or gain confidence in a existing care plan.
On Google, Amber Vet holds a 4.3 rating from 208 reviews, with owners frequently highlighting long-term relationships with individual vets, thorough explanations of diagnoses and treatment plans, and consistent WhatsApp follow-ups after procedures.
Tucked into the Frankel Avenue neighbourhood of Siglap, Amber Vet describes itself not simply as a vet clinic but as a full animal medical centre — a place where diagnostics, dental care, surgery and chronic illness management all happen under one roof, rather than sending pets and owners between separate specialists.
The clinic's team includes Dr Brian Loon, Dr Elise Robertson, Dr Sharon Choy and Dr Alicia Meghlaoui-Huc. Amber Vet says it is home to the only feline specialist in Singapore, reflecting a broader emphasis on cat-specific care that shows up throughout the clinic's design and services.
One of the clinic's defining features is its separation of species. Dogs and cats are cared for in dedicated areas that sit adjacent to each other but are fully separated — cats get their own waiting area and consult rooms, away from the sight, sound and smell of dogs, which the clinic says creates a calmer, less stressful environment for feline patients.
The service range is broad. On the dental side, the clinic offers full-mouth dental X-rays, scaling and polishing, root canal treatment and chipped-tooth restoration. Surgical services cover everything from routine sterilisation to more complex orthopaedic and hip dysplasia procedures, with a focus on minimally invasive, keyhole techniques where appropriate. For pets managing chronic conditions — skin allergies, ear infections, heart disease — the team builds tailored treatment plans rather than one-size-fits-all prescriptions.
Diagnostics is another strength, with endoscopy, ultrasound, X-ray and lab testing (blood, urine and stool) available on site, which the clinic says allows for faster, more accurate diagnosis with less stress on the animal.
Amber Vet also positions itself as a place pet owners can turn to for a second opinion — offering a fresh perspective when an existing diagnosis or treatment plan leaves an owner with lingering questions. A typical visit follows a consultation, diagnosis (using physical exams and, where needed, imaging or lab work), a tailored prescription or treatment plan, and — if required — surgery, with the clinic emphasising comfort and communication throughout.
On Google, Amber Vet holds a 4.3-star rating from 208 reviews. Reviewers frequently mention long relationships with individual vets — in some cases spanning a decade or more — along with detailed explanations of diagnoses, gentle handling of nervous or reactive pets, and consistent WhatsApp updates during and after treatment or surgery. Several reviews specifically credit the clinic's feline specialist and individual doctors with identifying conditions that had been missed elsewhere.
For visitors planning an in-person trip, the clinic asks that a registration form be filled out in advance. For non-urgent enquiries pet owners can contact the clinic directly, while after-hours emergencies should go to a 24-hour emergency veterinary centre, as Amber Vet is not itself a round-the-clock facility.