Things to note when vaccinating dogs:

1. Do not vaccinate newly purchased dogs. A newly bought dog is relatively nervous because it is in a new environment and is prone to stress reactions. If you take your dog to get vaccinated at this time, it can only be said to be beneficial and harmless, and the immunity will also be reduced. It is best to let the newly bought dog adapt to the environment and let it relax. It will take about 7 days. After this time, the vaccine can be given.

2. You must go to a regular animal hospital to get vaccinated by a professional veterinarian, so as to ensure the effectiveness of the vaccine.

3. Dogs can be vaccinated only if they are healthy, have no viral, bacterial infection or trauma or other diseases, and are not pregnant.

4. The dog should stay in the hospital for observation for 30 minutes after the injection. If the dog shows symptoms of edema, rash, or difficulty breathing, the doctor should be notified in time for an anti-allergic injection.

5. Try to avoid going out after the vaccination to prevent infection by external bacteria and viruses. During this period, the owner should take more careful care of the dog

6. After the dog has been vaccinated You cannot take a bath within the next 10 to 15 days, because the dog will be very weak after being vaccinated and its body resistance will decrease. Taking a bath at this time is easy to catch a cold, and the wound will also be infected by the water.

7. During the vaccination period, do not eat anything other than dog food, because the dog’s gastrointestinal digestion capacity is weak at this time, and if the food cannot be digested, the dog will easily get sick.

8. Because the vaccine itself is a type of virus, the dog’s body immunity is still in a reorganization stage after being vaccinated. At this time, attention should be paid to keeping warm.

9. Some introverted and timid dogs are naturally afraid of injections, and the injections will leave a psychological shadow on the dogs. Owners should spend more time with their dogs to give them a sense of security.