Some dogs will also experience some adverse reactions after being vaccinated, mainly including lack of energy, loss of appetite, and swelling at the injection site. After the dog is vaccinated, the owner needs to always pay attention to the specific condition of the dog.

Adverse reactions in dogs after vaccination:

1. Not in good spirits. Because the vaccine itself is a weak virus, the dog's body will be affected to some extent. It usually gets better in 2-3 days. If this happens for several days in a row, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

2. Packing at the injection site. Packing is caused by inaccurate injection or inadequate disinfection, and will generally subside naturally. If the swelling persists or even shows signs of suppuration, it is recommended to go to the hospital to consult a veterinarian.

Precautions for dog vaccination:

1. You can only eat dog food

During the vaccination period, dogs are not allowed to eat anything other than dog food. It is easy to get sick due to indigestion of food, which will cause all previous vaccinations to be invalid, which will bring a financial burden to the owner. It is very expensive to treat dogs when they are sick, and vaccinations must be repeated.

2. Don’t take it out

Dogs cannot be taken out of the house during the vaccination period. The vaccination period is when the dog’s body is at its weakest, and its resistance is very low at this time. The environment outside is complex and there are many bacteria and viruses. Dogs can easily get infected when they go out. If they accidentally catch a cold, it will also cause a lot of trouble.

3. Don’t take a bath

Many owners love cleanliness very much, so they like to bathe their dogs. However, it should be noted that dogs who have just been vaccinated should not take a bath, because the dog's physical fitness and resistance are very low at this time, and it is easy to catch a cold due to the temperature difference during the bath, and the injection wound is also susceptible to infection. .

IV. Let the dog have adequate rest

After the dog is vaccinated, it is necessary to get enough rest, which is helpful to quickly restore the dog’s physical strength. Adequate rest can make the dog’s physical condition better. The owner should not take the dog out to play at this time, and should not keep playing with the dog at home. The dog at this time is relatively weak and will not have so much energy to play with the owner.

5. Keep warm

After the dog is vaccinated, it needs to be kept warm.

Dogs will produce antibodies 10-15 days after being vaccinated. At this time, their resistance is at their weakest and they are very susceptible to colds. soThe owner should pay attention to keeping the dog warm at this time, and can get a blanket for it to sleep on. Many dogs like to sleep with their bellies on the ground and are very prone to catching colds, so try to let them sleep in the kennel instead of lying on the cold floor.