Puppies need to be vaccinated repeatedly. This is related to the dog's lifespan, because in addition to the vaccines given at birth, dogs must be vaccinated every year thereafter.
The normal immunization procedure is to start injecting the vaccine when the puppy is 45 days old, six or four doses, one shot every 20 days, three shots in a row, and three shots in a row until the puppy is three days old. The rabies vaccine will be given every month. This is the first vaccination. In the future, a booster shot will be required every year. Both the vaccine and the rabies will be vaccinated one month earlier than the previous year until the dog dies.
What vaccines do dogs need? Dog vaccines are often available in two, four, six, and eight doses.
The two couplets are generally aimed at canine distemper and infirmity.
The 4-link (also commonly referred to as the 5-link) is for canine distemper, canine, infectious hepatitis, canine parainfluenza, and canine type II adenovirus.
The 6-coupling is based on the premise of the four-coupling, but reduces the second-order Leptospira.
The 8-link (sometimes also called seven-link) combination is based on the six-link combination plus coronavirus antibodies.
The rabies vaccine only targets the rabies virus and has the effect of preventing rabies from being cured once it occurs.
As the number of combinations increases, the corresponding single immune effect will decrease, and sometimes there may even be immune failure. The two combinations will produce more than 10 times more tiny antibodies than other canine distempers. The efficiency of the two-part combination is self-evident, so we should try to be targeted in the selection of vaccines.
At present, it is enough to generally inject these vaccines for dogs, and not all of them are required. Now that the effectiveness of these vaccines is understood, owners can selectively vaccinate according to the actual situation of their dogs. Some vaccines.
Things to note before pet dogs are vaccinated:
Generally speaking, vaccinations are not harmful to dogs, but vaccinations can be life-threatening in case of disease. Therefore, be sure to check the dog’s physical condition before injecting.
For dogs with poor physique and malnutrition, it is best to improve their physique and enhance nutrition first, and then vaccinate them until they are healthy.
Do not vaccinate when you are sick (emphasis added).
If you have had contact with a sick dog before vaccination, you need to carefully check before injecting the vaccine
Vaccination of pregnant dogs may cause miscarriage, which is absolutely unavoidable (Within half a month after giving birth, dogs are not eligible for cross-breeding vaccines)
Dogs whose wounds have not healed are not eligible for cross-breeding vaccines.
The temperature in the second season of age is suitable and helpful for vaccination. It is effective, so it is best to inject during the spring and autumn season. After the vaccination is completed, be sure to ask the doctor for epidemic prevention instructions and take them home for collection. This instruction will be useful many times.
Things to note after pet dogs are vaccinated:
It is strictly forbidden to bathe dogs within 10 days after vaccination to prevent the body's resistance from decreasing.
It is normal for pet dogs to experience increased body temperature, depression, loss of appetite, pain, etc. after vaccination.If you arrange it within a few hours, you'll be fine.
If your pet dog has itching all over the body and facial swelling, it is allergic, and you should go to the hospital for a desensitization shot as soon as possible.
There are also some dogs that become ill within a few days to dozens of days after the vaccination. This is mainly because the dog was already sick when the vaccine was administered, but it was in the dormant period and the clinical symptoms had not yet appeared, or it was Pet dogs become infected with the virus after inoculation and before the vaccine takes effect (because the effectiveness of antibody development reaches its peak only ten days after inoculation, and at this stage, the dog is in a defenseless state).
At this time, the onset will be very serious, and you need to be sent to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.
Dog vaccination is the basic guarantee for the health and safety of the dog. There are many taboos in vaccinating the dog. If the owner neglects to check some situations in which the dog is not eligible for immunity at that time, the dog suddenly becomes immune. Immunization, or vaccination with a vaccine that is of poor quality, outdated or improperly stored, will definitely cause serious consequences. Many owners mistakenly believe that if their dog gets sick after repeated vaccinations, it means that the vaccine is ineffective and they should not vaccinate their dog in the first place.
It is important to understand that the role of repeated vaccinations for dogs is prevention, not regulation. If the puppy has been exposed to the virus, or has poor physical fitness and nutrition, vaccination will harm it. It should be treated symptomatically, adjust its body, and adapt to the environment, and then it can be immunized when it is very healthy.
After injecting the dog with the vaccine, pay attention to the symptoms of the dog.
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