Injections at animal epidemic prevention stations are free. The Animal Epidemic Prevention Station is a unit directly under the Bureau of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine. It is mainly responsible for the prevention of animal diseases and participates in the formulation of animal disease prevention and control plans, measures, and emergency plans, and provides scientific basis. Animal epidemic prevention stations generally hold autumn prevention and spring prevention regularly every year. At this time, it is free to bring pets to the animal epidemic prevention station to get vaccinated.

Things to note before and after animals are vaccinated:

1. Animals should be in a healthy state after being vaccinated. The vaccine itself is a weakened pathogen. For healthy animals, this weakened pathogen will not cause animal disease. However, for sick animals, due to reduced body resistance, the body cannot produce a sufficient immune response after injection of the vaccine. , or cause the body's immune function to further decline, which is detrimental to the animal's health.

2. When injecting vaccines, the dosage must be in place. Do not increase the dosage of the vaccine casually. When it is necessary to increase the dosage, it must be done under the guidance of a veterinarian.

3. Pay attention to vaccine quality issues. Invalid vaccines, expired vaccines and vacuum vaccines cannot be used. Vaccines should be used within 4 hours below 15°C, 2 hours between 15 and 25°C, and 1 hour above 25°C after dilution. over.