Home-based pet boarding in Singapore grows on low cost, high demand
Unlicensed but in demand, informal pet sitters are reshaping the scene. But with regulatory hurdles, does this micro-industry have a future?
[SINGAPORE] From young professionals working from home to retirees trying to kill time, home-based pet boarding is taking off, despite regulations against it.
This micro-industry has boomed, not just because of the growing number of pets, but also its lower prices, more personal care and flexibility.
Though home-based pet boarding has existed for years, observers pointed to the recent growth – or at least increased visibility – of such offerings.
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