Pet news from Bali and elsewhere in in the Indonesian archipelago
Sick of traffic in Bali? Can't face the usual trip to the vet and that dreaded short cut? Residents of Canggu in Bali can now call upon Sunset Vet's new electric ambulance which is permanently roaming the streets of Canggu, offering home visits to pet parents who prefer their vet comes to them. Read more
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
In December 2012 Vet International ceased operating due to a technical issue with their animal hospital license. In March 2013 Sunset Vet was launched, a joint practice of veterinarians operating from the same location. Read more
Sunset Vet are proud Sponsors of Chewy’s Puppy Adoption Days, held in conjunction with Bali Adoption and Rehabilitation Centre (BARC) on the second Saturday of each month outside Chewy’s Pet Shop, Seminyak. This initiative has been a great success so far, with 11 Bali Puppies adopted out to loving families on the last Adoption Day alone. Each puppy is socialized by BARC and thoroughly checked by one of the Sunset Vet doctors before being adopted out, so pet owners are less likely to encounter disease problems than if they buy a puppy from a pet shop or market. Read more
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Rabies is still a serious issue in Bali - we're not there yet