Dogs are generally vaccinated against infectious diseases starting at 45 days of age or above. At present, infectious disease vaccines mainly prevent canine distemper, parvovirus, and canine infectious hepatitis. In the first year of immunity, three consecutive doses of infectious disease vaccines are required, with an interval of 21 days. It is recommended to do an antibody test after the three-shot vaccine is completed to check whether antibodies against the virus have been produced. Secondly, rabies vaccination is required for those aged over three months and cannot be vaccinated in advance.

What should you pay attention to when giving dog vaccinations:

1. Note: For puppies that have just been bought home, it is usually recommended to get used to them at home for a week before getting vaccinated. vaccine.

2. The dog must be vaccinated when the dog is healthy. If the dog is weak or has symptoms, do not vaccinate the dog.

3. During the vaccination period, it is usually not recommended to go out and bathe, nor is it recommended for dogs to play with other adult dogs.