Where should a one month old puppy need to be injected?

1. What is a one-month-old dog?

A one-month-old dog is a puppy that is about 1 month after birth. At this point, their bodies are still very fragile and require some care and medical care. Among them, injections are a very important health care measure.

2. What injections do dogs need for a month-old dog?

At around one month of age, dogs need to receive their first dose of the vaccine. This vaccine includes two types of vaccines: five vaccines and three vaccines, and the specific dosage and dosage need to be determined according to the dog's weight. The five-combination vaccine includes the prevention and treatment of five diseases: canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine parvovirus, parainfluenza virus and canine bacterial disease; The triple vaccine includes the prevention and treatment of canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis and canine parvovirus.

In addition, if the dog was born in a kennel or other breeding farm, it may also be necessary to receive toxoplasmosis and rabies vaccinations. These need to be done as soon as possible after the birth of the dog to ensure its physical health and immunity.

3. What should I pay attention to when I get an injection?

Before injecting a one-month-old Akeno stupid dog, make sure it's in good health. If the dog has symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, etc., the vaccination should be done after the symptoms have disappeared.

In addition, it is necessary to choose a formal veterinary facility to ensure hygiene and safety during the injection process. After vaccination, it is also necessary to observe the dog's physical condition, and if there are abnormal symptoms, you should contact the veterinarian in time.

4. Why do you need to inject your dog?

Vaccination is an important guarantee for dogs, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of common diseases such as canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, and canine parvovirus. Vaccinating dogs at an early stage can not only effectively improve immunity, but also reduce the cost and burden of later diagnosis and treatment.

In addition, vaccination is also a statutory requirement. According to the relevant veterinary regulations, dog owners must vaccinate their dogs accordingly, otherwise they may be subject to fines or other legal sanctions.

The following are the specific times and specific vaccines for dogs:

Newborn dogs are not suitable for vaccination.

The dog is 30 days old.

Nasal drip immunization dog cough vaccine.

The dog is 7-8 weeks old.

The first six-plus vaccine injection.

Dogs are born at 11-12 weeks.

The second basal sub-hexagram vaccine is administered.

Dogs are 14-15 weeks old.

The third hexagram and rabies vaccine injection.

All you need to do is get one dose of the six-plus vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine every year.

1 .It is necessary to vaccinate the disease prevention of the Prosecutor's Office. It is best to get the imported vaccine, three shots in the first year, 15 to 20 days apart, and then once a year thereafter (every 11 months to be exact).

2 .Wait for the dog to be older before getting the rabies vaccine, once a year the vaccine must be familiar with the new environment and healthy before the dog can be shot, and the vaccine can not be bathed during the vaccine. Tips:

Just vaccinated, you can't take your dog out and about. Do not take a bath and go out for 7-10 days after the vaccine injection, the vaccine is attenuated, the dog after the vaccine is relatively weak, the body is easy to catch a cold or can not resist the invasion of bacteria and viruses, so let it stay at home after the vaccine!

Dogs should also be dewormed regularly, just take deworming medicine. Deworming and vaccinations should not be done at the same time, it is better to wait one or two weeks apart. The dog should be dewormed for the first time when it is full moon, once every 3 months, and once every six months for adult dogs.

Since the vaccine is attenuated, it can normally make the dog immune, but this is all based on the dog's healthier ability. If the dog's immunity is low or immunodeficient, the vaccine will not only fail to produce an effective balance of protection and defeat, but the original weakened vaccine will even be reversed to cure the disease. Therefore, before vaccination, the doctor needs to check the dog accordingly to ensure that your dog is healthy before vaccination.

In short, the vaccine can only be given when the dog is familiar with the new environment and in good health! If the dog suddenly falls ill when it is time to get vaccinated, it is not suitable for vaccination at this time, otherwise it will hurt it. It should be injected after the symptoms are first treated and the body is recovered, so as to be conducive to the healthy growth of the dog.

<> puppies need to be vaccinated with multiple vaccines and rabies vaccines, around 45 days after birth, puppies start to get the first dose of multiple vaccines, then the second shot is given at an interval of about 20 days, and then the third shot is given at an interval of 20 days, and the rabies vaccine needs to be given after 3 months. In addition, joint vaccinations and rabies need to be vaccinated once a year.

What injections do one-year-old puppies need?

An injection schedule for pet dogs is very important, whether it is to protect them from common infectious diseases or to prevent them from being inadvertently infected with certain diseases and causing harm to humans. As your dog grows up, it also needs to be vaccinated with some necessary vaccinations when it is one year old.

1. Parvovirus vaccine

Parvovirus vaccine can protect against the effects of canine parvovirus, which is a wasting virus that causes diseases of the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and central nervous systems in dogs. The vaccine is a two-shot course for dogs at three months and one year old.

2. Hepatitis vaccine

The hepatitis vaccine can prevent the effects of a variety of hepatitis viruses, including liver cell degeneration, liver inflammation, death, and other symptoms. The vaccine is also a two-shot course, with dogs receiving separate injections at three months and one year of age.

3. Rabies vaccine

The rabies vaccine, which is a mixture of nucleotide viruses in dying dogs, is the only way to prevent rabies. Dogs may smell the feces of infected bats or other wild animals in their daily lives, so rabies vaccination is very necessary and recommended once a year.

4. Other vaccines

There may be other diseases in some areas, and it is recommended to vaccinate the dog at the local pet hospital to ensure the dog's health.

In conclusion, vaccinations can bring many benefits to your Dongchun pet dog, and it is important to provide thoughtful care for him according to his doctor's advice and injection schedule. If you have any concerns or concerns, be sure to consult with an experienced veterinarian.