Dogs over ten years old must be vaccinated against rabies. Normally, rabies vaccinations should be given every 11 months. If the vaccine is not given for too long, the vaccine will be discontinued and the vaccination will need to be restarted. Especially for older dogs, their physical fitness is poor, their resistance is weakened, and they are more likely to get sick, so vaccination is still recommended. It should be noted that the dog needs to be observed in the hospital for half an hour after the vaccine is injected. If the dog develops facial swelling, vomiting and other allergic reactions, desensitization treatment needs to be carried out in time.

Precautions for dog vaccination:

1. Before the dog is vaccinated, the dog should be given a physical examination to see if it is healthy. It is convenient for dogs to receive vaccinations when they are in good health. Otherwise, not only will the dog’s immunity fail to increase, but it may also be life-threatening.

2. Try not to take a bath for 3-7 days after the dog is vaccinated.

3. Do not vaccinate newly purchased dogs. A newly bought dog is prone to stress reactions because it is in a completely new environment. 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 purchased dog adapt to the environment and relax it. You can take it for vaccination in about 7 days.