Dogs need to be dewormed before being vaccinated

Dogs need to be dewormed before being vaccinated.
Dog vaccines work by injecting weak viruses or inactivated pathogens to stimulate the dog's immune mechanism. If a dog has parasites in its body and is vaccinated if its immune system is relatively weak, it will be easily attacked by the weak virus in the vaccine and become sick.
A dog’s intestinal parasites (including tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, etc.) need to be thoroughly cleaned almost every 3 months.
The medicine given to the dog can be determined based on the dog’s weight. First, weigh the dog. Taking Bayer as an example, determine how many pills the dog should take based on one pill per 10kg. When deworming your dog, you should avoid the period when your dog has a cold or fever.

Immunization schedule for different age groups

The first vaccination time for double vaccine and quadruple vaccine is at 6 weeks of age. After that, it can be vaccinated every 2-4 weeks of age. The first year of immunization should be at least Three times;
The first vaccination of rabies vaccine is at 3 months of age. The rabies vaccine can be given at the same time as the third vaccination, and then a booster vaccination is given once a year.

Physical examination before vaccination

All vaccines contain attenuated viruses (except rabies vaccine), and only dogs with sufficient resistance can be immunized normally.
Therefore, in addition to ensuring the age of the dog, necessary physical examinations are also required. If the dog is in poor condition, such as cough, diarrhea, etc., it cannot be vaccinated.

Do not bathe the puppy during the vaccination period

Do not bathe the puppy during the vaccination period. Bathing will also reduce the puppy's immunity. The last injection is not considered immune until one week after the injection. Absolutely, only then can you take a shower.
Adult dogs can be bathed before immunization. The vaccine can be injected when the coat is completely dry, the dog's breathing is stable and the body temperature is normal.

Do not change the dog’s food during the vaccination period

Do not change the puppy’s food during the vaccination period, because the new food requires the puppy’s gastrointestinal readaptation, which may It will cause symptoms such as diarrhea and indirectly reduce the immune effect. Matters such as changing food and long-distance transportation should be carried out after the puppy is fully immune.
In addition, do not let puppies (especially puppies who are not fully vaccinated in the first year) go out during the vaccination period, and do not let puppies come into contact with other dogs.
Owners should not go to places with dense animals and poor hygiene, such as flower and bird markets, to avoid indirect transmission of germs. This is one of the reasons why so many people claim not to take pets out but are still infected with infectious diseases.