Pet news from Bali and elsewhere in in the Indonesian archipelago
Sunset Vet work with a number of local animal welfare organisations to offer vets pro bono for free sterilisation and vaccination days. These days typically occur several times per month and target rabies and population control of both local stray dogs and pets of low-income Balinese families. Read more
Sunset Vet's 24hr Kuta clinic has moved location as of 20th December 2016 from Jalan Dewi Sri to Jalan Nakula. Our new location on Nakula Plaza features enhanced facilities and easier parking for customers. Read more
Sunset Vet announced in May 2015 the opening of a new branch veterinary clinic in Ubud. Sunset Vet Ubud has all the modern diagnostic facilities found in their main Kuta branch such as digital Xray, ultrasound and a full surgical theatre. Read more
Thursday 27th March 2014 saw hundreds of people join the party at Sunset Vet in celebration of their first birthday and to raise much needed funds for disadvantaged kids and street dogs in Bali. The fun-filled evening was to support Yayasan Sole Men Indonesia, Holly's Queue, I Love Bali Dogs and Saving Bali Puppies and Dogs. Read more
Holly's Queue is a non-profit organisation for street animals in Bali, working together with the community to care for animals in need. They focus on humane population control of street dogs and responsibly feeding the hungry animals in the local area. Read more
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Rabies is still a serious issue in Bali - we're not there yet