Mobile Veterinary Clinic Has Provided Healthcare to 41 Pets in West Jakarta

The mobile animal clinic service in West Jakarta has provided health checks to 41 pets of residents in three urban villages, from Monday (7/13) to Wednesday (7/15).

Relatively affordable

It was stated by the Head Section of Animal Husbandry and Health for West Jakarta KPKP Sub-agency, Tanti.

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"Throughout July, the mobile service in West Jakarta is scheduled to operate 15 times at seven locations, from July 13 to 31," she said, Thursday (7/16).

Tanti explained that the first mobile service was held last Monday (7/13) at the Kebon Jeruk District Office. A total of 11 residents' pets, consisting of 10 cats and one dog, were served.

Then, on Tuesday (7/14), a service was held at the Angke Urban Village Office in Tambora District. A total of 19 residents' pets underwent health checks, consisting of 17 cats and two dogs.

Then, Wednesday (7/15), 11 animals consisting of 10 cats and one dog were served in the activity at the Jembatan Besi Urban Village Office, Tambora District.

The next mobile service will be held at the Srengseng Urban Village Office on Thursday (7/16) and Tuesday (7/28). The service will then be held at the Kembangan BPP on Friday (7/17) and Friday (7/24). The service will be held at the Kalideres RW 09 Hall on Monday (7/20) and Wednesday (7/29).

Furthermore, the service will be held at the RW 12 Cengkareng Hall on Tuesday (7/21) and Thursday (7/30), the Kebon Jeruk District Office is about to hold again on Wednesday (7/22) and Friday (7/31).

Meanwhile, services at the Angke Urban Village Office will be held again on Thursday (7/23) and at the Jembatan Besi Urban Village Office on Monday (7/27).

According to Tanti, this service aims to provide convenience to people who want their pets' health handled at an affordable cost.

"The rates are according to the fees and are relatively affordable," she admitted.