After raising dogs, parents often don’t know when to vaccinate their dogs, especially when to vaccinate their dogs against rabies. In fact, these issues must be understood by parents. Only by understanding can they vaccinate their dogs on time and ensure their health. Next, the editor will tell you about the matters related to vaccinating dogs against rabies and a few precautions.

First of all, after the dog is born, you should pay attention to its vaccinations. If parents really don’t know much about it, they can consult a veterinarian and ensure that the dog is vaccinated against rabies within the prescribed time. Under normal circumstances, a healthy puppy must receive the first injection of Canine Liulian about 50 days after birth, and then every 20 days, a total of three injections, and every year Take an injection.

In addition, puppies must receive the first rabies vaccine injection when they are three months old, and they must insist on receiving a rabies vaccine injection every year thereafter.

The editor here needs to remind parents that the immunity period of general rabies vaccine and canine six-linked vaccine is about 11 months to 12 months. Therefore, parents must calculate the date and grasp the time to inject the next vaccine. They should also make sure that the dog is in good health before giving it.

Then let’s talk about three things to note when vaccinating your dog for rabies. Parents must remember, otherwise the dog is likely to become even more unhealthy.

First note:Dogs are generally vaccinated to prevent six major diseases. The first is rabies, the second is canine influenza, the third is parvovirus and hepatitis, and the third is parvovirus and hepatitis. There are canine distemper and leptospirosis. Some of these vaccines are live bacteria vaccines, some are attenuated virus vaccines, and some are killed virus vaccines. Therefore, when getting vaccinated, you must follow the doctor’s instructions.

Second note:Normally, dogs start to receive vaccinations when they are about six weeks to nine weeks old. Multiple vaccines can be given at one time. Of course, the dog can also be vaccinated when it reaches 12 weeks of age or between 14 weeks of age. It is possible to receive several vaccines within a year, and it must be vaccinated once every year thereafter.

The third note: The vaccines that dogs receive are divided into domestic vaccines and foreign vaccines. The immunity period of domestic vaccines is shorter than that of foreign vaccines, and the quality is also better than that of foreign vaccines. Imported vaccines are better. Parents can choose at their own discretion.