Attention Koh Samui pet parents! Get free rabies vaccinations and health checks for your dogs and cats from July 16 to August 29, 2025, as our mobile unit travels the island, including near Wat Sawang Arom.
Don’t miss this opportunity to protect your furry companions and the community – just bring your pet and ID!
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Rabies remains a significant public health concern, especially in areas where pets live in close proximity to humans. To address this, the Department of Public Health and Environment, Veterinary Services, has implemented a mobile unit initiative to help control and prevent the spread of rabies among dogs and cats in Koh Samui.
Campaign Locations and Schedule
The mobile vaccination service is scheduled to take place from July 16 to August 29, 2025, at multiple convenient locations across Koh Samui District. Notable venues include Wat Sawang Arom and the area near the big rubber tree on Isan Pattana Alley, Bo Phut Subdistrict. The service runs daily from 09:00 to 15:00, allowing pet owners ample opportunity to participate without disrupting their daily routines.
Free Rabies Vaccination and Additional Services
Pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs and cats for free rabies vaccinations. In addition to immunizations, the mobile units offer a range of complementary services:
- Health Consultations: Expert veterinarians provide on-site advice on pet health, disease prevention, and proper animal care.
- Pet Registration: Owners can register their pets, improving municipal records and facilitating future animal health campaigns.
- Animal Surveys: Municipal officers conduct surveys to assess the pet population and identify areas with higher risks.
Importance of Rabies Prevention
Rabies is a fatal viral disease often transmitted through bites from infected animals. Vaccination of pets is the most effective strategy for controlling the spread of rabies and protecting both animal and human health. By increasing vaccination coverage, communities minimize the risk of outbreaks and enhance public safety.
Community Engagement and Public Health Benefits
The mobile unit initiative fosters a positive image of public health practices in Koh Samui, reassuring both residents and tourists of the municipality’s proactive approach. The accessibility of the service is designed to reach pet owners in multiple neighborhoods, particularly those who may have limited access to traditional veterinary clinics.
How to Access the Service
Residents looking to utilize the free rabies vaccination and consultation services should bring their pets and a valid identification card to the nearest listed location during operating hours. The service is user-friendly and welcomes all pet owners, regardless of previous vaccination history.
Contact Information
For further details regarding dates, locations, or other related inquiries, pet owners can reach out to the Public Health and Environment Department, Veterinary Services, Koh Samui Municipality, through the following channels:
- Phone: 0-7742-1137, 095-0986663
The Department encourages all pet owners to take advantage of this opportunity to safeguard their animals and contribute to a healthier community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What services are offered by the Mobile Service Unit for Rabies Vaccination in Koh Samui?
The mobile unit provides free rabies vaccinations and health checks for dogs and cats. In addition, pet owners can receive expert health consultations, register their pets, and participate in animal population surveys conducted by municipal officers.
When and where can I access the free rabies vaccination service for my pets?
The service runs from July 16 to August 29, 2025, operating daily from 09:00 to 15:00 at various locations across Koh Samui District, including near Wat Sawang Arom and the big rubber tree on Isan Pattana Alley, Bo Phut Subdistrict. Check the schedule for the location nearest to you.
What should I bring and why is rabies vaccination important?
Bring your pet and a valid identification card to access services. Rabies vaccination is crucial as it prevents the spread of this fatal viral disease, protecting both animals and humans, and contributes to community health and safety.
