Introduction to pet dog vaccinations

1. Dogs are injected once a year. Puppies must be 60 days old for the first injection. The two-part vaccine for puppies can prevent canine distemper and canine parvovirus at 4-6 weeks of age. Puppies can be injected.
2. The canine pentavalent vaccine prevents canine distemper, canine parvovirus, canine infectious hepatitis, canine parainfluenza, canine adenovirus and canine leptospirosis.
3. How to use the canine five-in-one vaccine and the canine six-in-one vaccine: Puppies between 50 and 90 days old should be injected three times in a row, with an interval of 3-4 weeks between each injection; adult dogs over 90 days old, Two consecutive injections, 3-4 weeks apart, and then once a year; (does not contain rabies vaccine).
4. Rabies vaccine is provided to healthy dogs and cats to prevent rabies. Puppies and cats over 90 days old are injected once. The immunity period is one year, and the vaccine is injected once a year.

Vaccination process for pet dogs

First injection:

1. The first injection is for 8 weeks old, and the two-part vaccine is injected
2. The second injection is At 12 weeks of age, the quadruple vaccine is injected
3. The third injection is at 16 weeks of age, with the six-link vaccine and rabies vaccine

Later immunization:

1. A booster (two doses) one year after the first vaccination Secondary immunization)
2. After the second immunization, vaccination is required once a year

Precautions for vaccination of pet dogs

1. After vaccination, the dog will not appear larger Due to physical changes, some dogs may be temporarily inactive and have poor appetite the day after vaccination, but will soon return to normal.
2. After vaccination, if the dog develops a rash within 10 to 20 minutes, it is an allergy and must seek medical attention immediately.
3. For safety reasons, it is recommended that puppies be observed in the hospital 10 minutes after being vaccinated and will not leave until there are no special circumstances.
4. Infectious diseases are prone to occur within 7 days after vaccination. It may be that the puppies are in the incubation period of the infectious disease when vaccinated, or have been infected with the disease and need to receive corresponding treatment immediately.
5. Do not bathe the puppy within 7 days of vaccination to prevent respiratory diseases, colds and fevers, which may lead to immune failure.
6. Not suitable for vaccination:
①Puppies less than 6 weeks old
②Pregnant dogs
③Dogs within 15 years of postpartum
④Physical health disorders Or dogs that are already sick
⑤ Dogs that have just been neutered or dogs whose body wounds have not healed