Birth, aging, illness and death are all natural sciences. People have active defenses. Nature also takes special care of dogs. Especially for new dog owners, when should they be vaccinated? What breed and type of vaccine should be given? Confusion, how to choose which type of injection is probably an inevitable question for all newcomers, especially as more and more people keep pets, pet owners are gradually becoming more aware of animal immunity. However, it should be noted that many pet owners still have little knowledge of the issue of vaccines. Now let’s give a detailed introduction to the issue of dog vaccination:

The so-called vaccine is a weakened virus (except for rabies vaccine, which is an inactivated vaccine). After special treatment, the virulence of the virus is weakened and is not enough to cause disease in animals, but it can activate the body's immune response and make the body Antibodies are produced to prevent the invasion of viruses, thus creating resistance to viruses. So before vaccinating, make sure your pet is in good health.

Vaccine immunization procedure:

Puppies can be vaccinated 45 days after birth, and then they need to be boosted every three weeks, for a total of two boosters, to stimulate the body to produce sufficient antibodies. That is to say, dogs need to be vaccinated three times. Generally, the rabies vaccine is given with the last shot of vaccine; this means three or four shots. Injections are given every three weeks. There are currently vaccines on the market that can be injected into dogs when they are 28 days old. Prevent diseases earlier

Specific schedule of immunization:

28 days after the puppy is born, it is in good health. You can choose to inject the Intervet puppy two-part vaccine first.

48 days after the puppy is born, it is in good health. You can choose to inject the Intervet or Pfizer vaccine

When a puppy is 69 days old, it needs to be vaccinated for the first time. The vaccinations are the same as those for 48 days.

Puppies need a second booster vaccination 90 days after they are born. Not only do you need to take the same vaccination as before, but you also need to add a shot of rabies vaccine.

After the dog was vaccinated last night, it will be three months old. Therefore, it is not credible when some unscrupulous traders say that all puppies have been vaccinated for one or two months.