Newly purchased dogs, especially puppies, cannot be vaccinated immediately. Because the newly purchased dog may have been transported long distances for several days, or may have gone through a turbulent and changing life. If it is a puppy, it may be that it has just been weaned, has just left its mother and siblings, and has changed its living habits.

What they all have in common is that they are physically weak, their disease resistance is weakened, or their bodies have hidden sources of dangerous infectious diseases. If you vaccinate them immediately at this time, you are first worried that their body will not be able to bear it and will have a reaction. Secondly, it is possible to stimulate latent pathogens, leading to illness and sudden death of dogs.

So, when you buy a dog and bring it home, you must make it familiar with the new environment and new owner. After letting them adapt to the new feeding time and new food, feed them carefully for 7-10 days. After the dog's physical fitness and disease resistance have increased, it is best to consult a relevant pet doctor to conduct a complete deworming of the dog. The best effect is to vaccinate the dog about 20 days after arriving in its new home.

What should be paid attention to when the dog is vaccinated:

1. The dog must be kept in the hospital for observation for 30 minutes after the injection. If the dog develops edema, rash, or difficulty breathing, If you have any symptoms, you should promptly notify your doctor to inject anti-allergy shots.

2. When injecting dogs with vaccinations, you must choose regular drugs. At the same time, vaccinations must be carried out under the advice of veterinarians. Only injecting dogs regularly according to the efficacy of the medicine is effective.

3. Do not change dog food, take medicine, change the environment, etc. immediately after vaccination to avoid stress reactions.