When dogs are injected with Intervet Six-Link for their first immunization, they need three injections. Generally, vaccination starts when the dog is more than 2 months old. There is an interval of 21 days between each vaccine shot. When the six-link vaccine is completed, the rabies vaccine is injected every other week. It should be noted that the dog must be healthy before injecting the vaccine. If the dog is in poor condition, including dry nose, coughing, sneezing, vomiting, diarrhea, abnormal body temperature and breathing, etc., the vaccine cannot be vaccinated.

Notes on dog vaccination:

1. The dog needs to stay in the new home for more than 15 days, fully adapt to the home environment, and survive the stress period.

2. Internal and external deworming can be done in advance one week before vaccination, so as to eliminate parasites, make the body healthier, and the effect of vaccination will be better.

3. After vaccination, you need to be observed in the hospital for at least 30 minutes before you can leave until there are no abnormalities. If your dog develops facial edema, shortness of breath, purple tongue, etc., you need to contact your veterinarian promptly for anti-allergy injections.