Treatment of dog vaccine allergy:

1. General allergy: usually occurs 10 minutes or more after vaccination. The main symptoms are listlessness, dull eyes, slow reaction, weakness of limbs, slow movements, and heavy breath sounds. For this kind of situation, there is generally no need to take any medical treatment measures, and it will usually recover after a period of time, so don’t worry too much.

2. Severe allergy: This usually occurs a few minutes after the injection. It is characterized by shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, becoming irritable, hot to the touch, almost unable to stand, and swelling on the face. There are few or many red spots on the body. For such dogs, they need to go to the hospital immediately for injection of chlorpheniramine injection. In severe cases, 10% calcium gluconate solution can be injected intravenously. Generally speaking, it can be relieved in about half an hour. As for facial swelling, it may take some time to subside.

Notes on dog vaccination:

1. Dog vaccination must be carried out under healthy conditions. If the dog has a runny nose and other seemingly insignificant abnormalities, it is not appropriate to vaccinate the dog.

2. After vaccinating your dog, it is best to stay in the hospital for about 10 minutes. In this way, even if the pet dog has an allergic reaction, the doctor can handle it in time to ensure the safety of the pet dog.

3. Try not to take a bath, reduce walking, and do not feed randomly for 3-7 days after vaccination.