Dogs must be vaccinated against rabies every year. When the dog is two months old and has no abnormality in its body, it can start to receive three shots of the vaccine to prevent infectious diseases. The rabies vaccine can be started after one week. Dogs after they reach adulthood A booster dose of vaccine against infectious diseases and rabies vaccine is required every year. Because protective antibodies will be produced after rabies vaccination, and protective antibodies will decrease over time, and the protective effect will be lost. However, it is not recommended for dogs that are too old or have extremely low physical fitness to receive rabies vaccination.

How many shots of dog rabies vaccine are needed:

1. Dogs need a series of vaccines from birth to adulthood, including rabies vaccine. Puppies only need one injection when they are young. Under normal circumstances, it is best to take the injection within 3 months after birth and take it to the pet hospital in time to receive a good dose of protection. But remember, generally speaking, annual shots are needed to maintain your dog’s immunity.

2. A rabies vaccine is required in the first year, and a booster vaccine is required every year thereafter, so the dog rabies vaccine only needs to be vaccinated once a year. Rabies vaccines are divided into imported vaccines and domestic vaccines. Imported vaccines can generally be vaccinated at pet hospitals and can be vaccinated for dogs over 3 months old. Most of the free vaccines at community animal husbandry stations and other places are domestically produced, and it is recommended to be vaccinated again in May-June.

3. In order to make their dogs healthier, dog owners inject vaccines to prevent the invasion of microscopic bacteria and viruses in their dogs.