Frankel Veterinary Centre is a neighbourhood veterinary clinic at 101 Frankel Ave, in the leafy Frankel Estate area of Singapore's Marine Parade region, a short walk from Siglap Centre and near Kembangan MRT. The team here believes pets are true members of the family and deserve the best, and that belief shapes everything from the way appointments are handled to the standard of medical care delivered.
Every staff member shares the clinic's C.A.R.E philosophy — Compassion, Attention, Relationship and Expertise. In practice, that means quality, comprehensive veterinary care delivered with genuine warmth; trained staff who are always willing to assist and who give each pet the attention it needs for a speedy recovery; and a genuine focus on building trust with the people on the other side of the consultation table. The team stays in tune with the latest medical advancements, and the centre's contemporary equipment and technology give pets access to a wide range of care and support services.
Services span most of what a pet owner is likely to need: consultations, dermatology, dentistry, surgery, diagnostics, and in-patient care with an intensive care cage. The clinic is led by Principal Veterinary Surgeon Dr June Tan, who graduated from the University of Queensland in 2007 with a degree in veterinary medicine and surgery and went on to complete a small animal internship.
Hours run in sessions: Monday to Friday from 9am to 12.30pm, 2pm to 5pm and 6pm to 8.30pm; Saturdays from 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 4.30pm; closed on Sundays and public holidays. Appointments can be made by calling 6876 1212.
Frankel Veterinary Centre sits at 101 Frankel Avenue, in the quiet, leafy streets of Frankel Estate on the Siglap side of Marine Parade. It is the kind of neighbourhood clinic where the team knows a pet is not just an animal — it is a member of the family. That belief shapes everything the centre does, from the way appointments are handled to the standard of medical care delivered behind its doors.
The clinic is led by Principal Veterinary Surgeon Dr June Tan, who graduated from the University of Queensland in 2007 with a degree in veterinary medicine and surgery before going on to complete a small animal internship. Under her, the centre's staff describe themselves as dedicated professionals committed to delivering a high degree of veterinary care, and they stay in tune with the latest medical advancements to ensure pets receive optimal treatment.
Ask the team what guides their work and they will point to their C.A.R.E philosophy — four principles every staff member shares.
Compassion comes first: the team understands how important a pet is to a family, which is why they aim for quality and comprehensive veterinary care. Attention follows: staff are always willing to offer assistance, and trained personnel ensure each pet receives the care it needs to make a speedy recovery. Relationship reflects the value the centre places on the people on the other side of the consultation table — trust and confidence, they say, are fundamental to their service. Finally, Expertise: the team keeps pace with the latest medical advancements so treatment remains current.
Frankel Veterinary Centre is equipped with contemporary equipment and technology, and its services span most of what a pet owner is likely to need. Consultations cover a range of everyday health concerns, while the dermatology service draws on the team's experience in diagnosis. Dental care is offered as a series of services aimed at excellent dental health, and surgical procedures are performed in-clinic.
When answers are not immediately obvious, the centre provides a wide range of diagnostic tests using advanced technology to reach an accurate diagnosis. After diagnosis, treatment is administered promptly, and pets needing closer monitoring can stay in the clinic's in-patient facilities, including an intensive care cage. Advanced facilities round out the offering, ensuring pets receive the best treatment possible.
The clinic operates on a session-based schedule: Monday to Friday it opens from 9am to 12.30pm, from 2pm to 5pm, and again from 6pm to 8.30pm, while Saturdays run from 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 4.30pm. It is closed on Sundays and public holidays. Appointments are made by phone on 6876 1212.
Parking is available along Frankel Avenue and neighbouring roads including Jedburgh Garden, Wilton Garden, Bowmont Garden, Chevoit Hill and Siglap Drive. Parking on Frankel Avenue's single yellow line is permitted on weekdays after 7pm, and all day on Sundays and public holidays. On foot from Siglap Centre, it is a short walk via Ettrick Terrace and Bowmont Gardens; drivers can reach the clinic easily from both the ECP and PIE, and Kembangan MRT is the nearest train landmark.
The clinic's track record speaks through its clients: its News & Testimonials page collects notes of appreciation from pet owners such as Kim & Nadia, Jennifer, and Christopher & Angela, along with community appearances like the Pets Carnival at Kallang Trivista. For pet owners in Siglap, Frankel Estate and the wider Marine Parade area, it is a clinic built on the simple idea that great veterinary medicine starts with caring.