Adverse reactions to St. Bernard dog vaccination:

1. Packing at the injection site. The appearance of a bag after vaccination is mainly caused by inaccurate injection of the needle. However, this problem is not big. We can use a hair dryer to blow around the bag for a period of time, or apply a warm towel on the bag to speed up the absorption of the medicine. After a period of time, the bag will slowly disappear.

2. Purulence at the injection site. It is not very common for suppuration at the injection site to occur. If it occurs, it is usually caused by the owner not taking good care of it, because it is mostly caused by the failure to disinfect the injection site well before injection. However, generally when injecting in a hospital, the doctor will wipe the area to be injected with an alcohol cotton ball before injecting. So this situation mostly happens to owners who vaccinate their St. Bernard dogs.

3. Partial hair loss. Hair loss is common after vaccination. Some Saint Bernard dogs will lose hair after being vaccinated. Don't worry too much. This may be because the needle punctures the blood vessels during the injection, causing embolism. Insufficient blood supply to the hair follicles for a long time will cause Hair loss occurs in this area.

4. Poor spirit. A St. Bernard dog that has been vaccinated is like a patient recovering from a serious illness. What he needs most at this time is rest. Some St. Bernard dogs will not have any adverse reactions after being vaccinated, but some St. Bernard dogs with abnormal physical constitution will suffer from poor energy and loss of appetite. Generally speaking, this phenomenon is relatively normal. After all, the vaccine itself is a virus, which will have a certain impact on the body of the St. Bernard dog to a greater or lesser extent. It’s just that this phenomenon will usually improve after 2-3 days. If the St. Bernard dog looks sluggish for several days in a row, it is best to take the St. Bernard dog to the hospital for a check-up.

Precautions for vaccination of St. Bernard dogs:

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 healthy. Otherwise, not only will the dog's immunity not be increased, but it may also be life-threatening.

2. Dogs are not suitable for vaccination in many situations. For example, if the dog is sick, the dog is pregnant, the dog is unwell, etc., it is not suitable to be vaccinated.

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