How many times will the 45 day old puppy be vaccinated before?

Injections begin first at forty-five days for large dogs and two months for small dogs. Then the next one will be carried out at intervals depending on the vaccine and requirements!

The kennel is not telling the truth. You still have to vaccinate the puppy, but first wait for him to get familiar with the new environment, about a week, and then go to your local animal husbandry bureau to set up an animal clinic, which is more professional than the pet clinic on the market, and the quality of the medicine is also better.

No, it won't. Normal dogs may not be vaccinated until 45 days later, and some small dogs may wait until 50 days or about two months to get vaccinated.

If you want to vaccinate your dog, and you are afraid that what the kennel said is not accurate, it is recommended that you give it a shot of serum before vaccination, even if there is a vaccine before, no matter how many shots it is, the previous one will be invalid, and you can start to re-prick it. Even if you haven't pricked it, it's okay to prick the serum.

When you go to the pet hospital for vaccination, explain the situation to the doctor, and he will give you advice.

The first shot should be done at 45 days!

This is possible. It depends on whether the one who sold you or not. It's okay to count the time, and the general dog is to make a double.

The quadruple vaccine is not recommended for 40-day-old dogs. Quadruple vaccine: against canine distemper, parvovirus, infectious hepatitis and parainfluenza, for dogs over 45 days of age.

Quadruple vaccine refers to a combination vaccine made by combining four different antigens through a special process. There are many types of combination vaccines: there are triple, quadruple, quintal, and six-plus vaccines.

Among them, the quadruple vaccine is made by combining pertussis, diphtheria, parsnip, and hib antigens after inactivation and purification. It can prevent a variety of diseases at the same time: pertussis, diphtheria, tetanus, meningitis, pneumonia, pericarditis, bacteremia, epiglottitis and other diseases caused by Haemophilus influenzae type b.

Note: Dogs commonly used quadruple seedlings, six seedlings, refrigerator refrigeration, do not freeze, room temperature is best not more than 24 hours, high temperature is not allowed to be placed at room temperature. Improper storage, the vaccine titer will be greatly reduced, or even invalid, the protection rate of dogs can be imagined, so careless.

Under the condition of ensuring the health of the puppy, the first injection can be given after 50 days, and the next injection will be injected every 20 days, a total of 3 injections, and one injection can be injected every year in the future; Rabies vaccination should be given after 3 months, and once a year thereafter. The immunization period of rabies vaccine and vaccine is about 11 months (imported), and the next shot should be injected in time after the immunization period. If it is a domestic vaccine, it is likely that the immunization period will be less than a year, or even only about half a year, and the specific vaccine should follow the doctor's advice.

And because the puppy has relatively low resistance, it is best not to let the dog go out until it is vaccinated.

You can get a shot, find a regular pet store to get vaccinated, it's good for the puppy's health.

Dogs can still be vaccinated when they reach adulthood.

Dog vaccinations generally start at the age of six weeks and must be vaccinated three times, and then every year after that. In addition, you must remember to vaccinate your dog at a certain interval, carefully observe your dog's behavior after vaccination, and try not to take your dog out.

You can start the vaccination, pay attention to the puppy at the beginning of the 35th day, and start the first injection of the double vaccine a week later.

Under normal circumstances, it is better to get vaccinated after two months, because the immunity of the puppy is relatively poor, so try not to vaccinate too early.

It's okay, two months is better!

Dogs need to be vaccinated four times in the first year, three vaccinations against infectious diseases and one rabies vaccine. After that, one shot of the vaccine against infectious diseases and one shot of rabies vaccine will be given every year. The first year requires three doses of the vaccine against infectious diseases to be given every 21 days, and the first year of rabies vaccine requires dogs to be vaccinated at least 3 months old.

Dogs are generally around the sixth week and can get the first shot of the six-combination vaccine; In the 9th week, you can get the second dose of the six-combination vaccine; By the 12th week, the third dose of the six-combination vaccine was given; Rabies vaccine at week 14. Every year thereafter, one dose of six-plus vaccine + rabies vaccine is required.

It is necessary to take anti-insect medicine, and also to take triple vaccines to prevent canine distemper, etc. There are also seven-linked vaccines. Generally, you will have to get an injection after 40 days, your 60 days, let's get a shot, if you are sick, it is difficult for a half-old dog**.

Here's how to do it and when to get it.

42 days old and the first dose of canine double vaccine.

60 days after birth, the first dose of canine hexalian.

81 days old after the second dose of canine hexalian.

90 days old and above 1 dose of rabies vaccine.

At least 120 days old, the third dose of canine hexalian.

20 days old The first deworming should be carried out until half a year of age, and it should be done once a month, quarterly after half a year of age, and every six months after adulthood.

Immunization Precautions:

1. Physical examination and deworming should be carried out before vaccination, so that healthy dogs can receive better immune effects;

2. Dogs that have just been bought or given by friends can be injected with serum for treatment first, and after 7 days, they can be vaccinated after confirming that they are not sick;

3. Dogs that do not go out must still be vaccinated. Because the owner is out and may bring the pathogen home;

4. Don't inject the vaccine too early, because the puppy can get a certain amount of immunity from the mother, and the injection too early will destroy the puppy's natural immunity.

You need to get vaccinated and take medicine to deworm. Not expensive.

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