The CatzillaSG Team

Ragdolls are one of the most rewarding cats to live with — big, gentle, deeply affectionate “puppy cats” that follow you from room to room. But that silky, semi-long coat and a couple of breed-specific health points mean a Ragdoll asks for a little more hands-on care than a short-haired breed — especially in Singapore’s […]

How to care for a British Shorthair in Singapore: grooming, keeping them cool, diet & weight, HCM/PKD health, and settling a new kitten. A complete owner’s guide.

Golden British Shorthairs in Singapore — what makes the coat ‘golden’, the shades & patterns, how to spot a genuine one, and how to care for one. CatzillaSG’s specialty.

Ragdoll monthly cost in Singapore (2026): a realistic S$ breakdown of food, litter, vet, grooming, insurance and boarding — plus one-off setup costs.

What really drives a Ragdoll cat’s price in Singapore: bloodline, colour rarity, health testing and ethics — plus the cheap-kitten red flags to avoid.

Cats are now allowed in HDB flats and licensing is free until 31 August 2026. Here’s how to microchip, sterilise and license your cat via PALS — step by step.

All cat breeds are allowed in HDB flats, and the calmest, most flat-friendly are the British Shorthair, Ragdoll and Munchkin. Plus the 2026 Singapore HDB cat rules.

If you have ever tried to plan a trip and wondered what the real cat boarding cost Singapore pet parents pay actually is, you already know the frustration: every cattery quotes differently, the “from” price on the website rarely matches the final bill, and nobody seems willing to give you a straight answer. We run

Of all the coats we are asked for at our cattery, none turns heads like the golden shaded British Shorthair — and in Singapore that demand has become a phenomenon. The golden shaded British Shorthair Singapore buyers covet is a luminous, warm-toned cat: dark-tipped guard hairs shimmer over a glowing apricot-gold undercoat, the whole coat

If you live in an HDB flat and you are weighing up a British Shorthair vs Ragdoll for HDB flat living, the honest answer is that both are wonderful apartment cats — but they fit different homes and different routines. As an AVS-licensed Singapore cattery that has raised both breeds for HDB owners across the