Jakarta Now Has Five Mobile Vet Clinics Across the City

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Jakarta Provincial Government has launched five mobile veterinary clinics across the capital to improve access to animal health services for residents and their pets.Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung, who inspected the service at RPTRA Mustika 2 in Kramat Jati, East Jakarta, on Friday, July 10, 2026, said the initiative is the first mobile veterinary clinic program introduced by a local government in Indonesia.The clinics are staffed by veterinarians and animal health paramedics, offering services such as consultations, health examinations, vaccinations, medical treatment, laboratory tests, sterilization procedures, and minor surgeries."Through this service, we hope the public can receive better animal health services for their pets and other animals," Pramono said, according to his official statement.The clinics will operate across Jakarta's five administrative cities.