Is Your Dog Moving Normally? 5 Signs of Pain & Movement Changes Owners Often Miss
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A free, 30-minute dog movement talk at Tiong Bahru Plaza on 17 October. Learn about the everyday changes owners can overlook, as part of the Paw-lloween weekend.
Plan your visit
- When
- Saturday, 17 October 20263:30pm - 4:00pm Check times on organiser's site →
- Where
- Tiong Bahru Plaza
302 Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 168732 . Central - Organiser
- Tiong Bahru Plaza ↗
- Cost
- Free
A change in your dog's usual movement can be easy to miss in a busy week. This free session puts those observations at the centre of the conversation, with the organiser's topic covering five signs of pain and movement changes owners often overlook.
When and admission
17 October 2026, 15:30 to 16:00, Singapore time. This is one of two sessions of the same talk: Saturday 17 October, 3.30pm to 4pm, and Sunday 18 October, 3pm to 3.30pm. Choose the day that suits you.
The mall lists the talk as free and provides no separate talk booking link. Seating, capacity and the speaker's credentials are not specified on that page. Check with the organiser if you need an assured place.
Who it may suit
Owners who want to notice changes in their dog's everyday movement and prepare better questions for their vet. This is an educational event, not a veterinary consultation or diagnosis. If your dog is in pain, seek veterinary advice rather than waiting for the talk.
Plan a comfortable visit
The venue is Tiong Bahru Plaza, 302 Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 168732. The programme does not specify the activity's exact floor or booth: check with the organiser before heading over. An invitation to a pet event does not mean every shop or indoor area admits dogs. Bring water, a lead and clean-up bags, and give your dog space if the crowd feels overwhelming.
Programme and artwork: Tiong Bahru Plaza's official Pawsome Spooktober page, checked 9 October 2026. All times are Singapore time. See the organiser for changes.