PetExpo® Singapore 2025

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Fri, 25 Apr: 11:00AM – 8:00PM
Sat & Sun, 26 & 27 Apr: 10:00AM – 8:00PM

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Welcome to PetExpo^®, the biggest pet event in Singapore, trusted by pet owners and families for over a decade. This extraordinary celebration of pets and their devoted humans is the place where tails wag, wings flap, and hearts melt with joy! Held at Singapore EXPO, PetExpo^® is proud to be the home of the biggest pet event in Singapore.

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Animal Communication Demonstration

Dates & Times
15 March 2024, Friday, 15:00- 16:30
16 March 2024, Saturday, 13:00-14:30
17 March 2024, Sunday, 15:00-16:30

By Paws & Crystals

Back by popular demand, Nicole Lai from Paws & Crystals is a certified pet communicator, reiki healer, and a retired vet nurse.

“With a wealth of experience, I’ve assisted hundreds of clients in fostering deeper connections with their pets through open and meaningful conversations. My mission is to guide pet guardians in cultivating harmonious relationships filled with love.”

Diving into the realm of energy healing, She has dedicated herself to supporting pets facing both physical and emotional challenges, ranging from thunder anxiety to feelings of abandonment.

Join her on a journey where understanding, compassion, and healing converge to create a fulfilling bond between you and your cherished companions.

Nicole Lai, Animal Communicator and Founder, Paws and Crystals

I’m Nicole, a certified animal communicator, reiki healer, and a retired vet nurse. With a wealth of experience, I’ve assisted hundreds of clients in fostering deeper connections with their pets through open and meaningful conversations. My mission is to guide pet guardians in cultivating harmonious relationships filled with love.

Diving into the realm of energy healing, I’ve dedicated myself to supporting pets facing both physical and emotional challenges, ranging from thunder anxiety to feelings of abandonment.

Join me on a journey where understanding, compassion, and healing converge to create a fulfilling bond between you and your cherished companions.

Paws & Crystals

Common Skin Diseases

Date & Time
16 March 2024, Saturday, 12:00-13:00

By Singvet Animal Clinic

“Dealing with skin diseases can be tough for our beloved fur babies as they endure daily discomfort. As pawrents, we naturally want to do everything in our power to help them through it.”

Join the knowledgeable Dr Charmaine Nai graduated completed her Veterinary degree at the University of Edinburgh from , who has a passion for dermatology and surgery, and genuinely cares for all animals, with a special fondness for poodles. Gain insights from her latest updates and discover a few tips on how we can improve the management of these issues. Let’s work together to ensure our furry friends live their happiest and healthiest lives!

Dr Charmaine Nai

Dr. Charmaine completed her Veterinary degree at the University of Edinburgh in 2021. She has a keen interest in dermatology and surgery. She believes in continuing education, and intends to further improve herself as a veterinarian by taking up additional courses in this field.

She is passionate about caring for all small animals, but especially has a soft spot for poodles, as she has a poodle of her own named Kido.

During her free time, she enjoys playing table tennis, hiking at various spots in Singapore, baking and spending time with her dog.

Singvet Animal Clinic

The Silent Struggle: Recognising and Managing Mental Health Conditions in Dogs

Date & Time
17 March 2024, Sunday, 11:00-12:00

By Singvet Animal Clinic

Ever wondered what it would be like to truly understand your doggo? Well, wonder no more! Join the insightful Dr Hannah Lee, a distinguished expert from Singvet, as she delves into the fascinating world of canine psychology. Discover how to not only recognise but also effectively manage mental health conditions in dogs.

Dr Hannah Lee

Dr. Hannah graduated from the University of Queensland, where she also completed 1 year internship program after graduation. She then stayed on as a casual emergency clinician in the UQVETS Small Animal Teaching Hospital, before moving to Singapore to work in general practice.

She also has a special interest in behavioural medicine and veterinary education, fields in which she has published research and is currently working on another paper for publication.

In her spare time, she is often seen playing instruments, reading, and watching Friends on Netflix. She also has a soft spot for golden retrievers and aspires to have one of her own one day.

Singvet Animal Clinic

Decoding the Language of Pain in Animals

Date & Time
15 March 2024, Friday, 13:30-14:15

By Bluewater Vet Acupuncture

Understanding and interpreting the language of pain in our beloved pets is crucial for ensuring their well-being and providing timely medical intervention. Unlike humans, animals cannot express their discomfort through words, making it challenging for pet owners to recognize signs of pain. Deciphering the subtle cues and behaviors that indicate pain is essential in fostering a strong bond with our furry companions and addressing their health needs promptly.

Dr Nicholas Haw

Dr. Nicholas Haw is a licensed veterinarian and certified veterinary acupuncturist with a passion for integrative veterinary therapies. He obtained his veterinary degree from the University of Melbourne in 2012, and has worked in veterinary general practice as well as teaching veterinary medical and biological science at an institute of higher learning in Singapore. In addition to veterinary acupuncture, Dr. Haw is dedicated to improving animal health through veterinary rehabilitation. He is currently undergoing training to provide his patients with advanced mobility treatments that can enhance their overall health and wellbeing. Additionally, he is a highly regarded speaker, having presented on topics such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for dogs at various community events. He has also provided expert opinions on animal health and welfare topics for multiple media outlets.