When should puppies be vaccinated and when can puppies start vaccinations?

The canine penta-vaccine and canine hexagram injection method starts from 50 days after the birth of the dog (related to the vaccine), with an interval of 2 to 3 weeks, and the vaccine is injected 3 times in a row. It will be strengthened annually thereafter. Infectious diseases are also harmful to puppies, and there are a variety of vaccines and combined vaccines to prevent this abroad, such as imported dog hexagram and rabies vaccine.

Domestic dog vaccines include canine five-linked vaccine and canine seven-combined vaccine.

Doing a good job in puppy hygiene and deworming is an important measure to prevent diseases and improve health. From the beginning of the puppy after weaning, it is necessary to brush and bathe it frequently, which is very beneficial to promote blood circulation and metabolism, regulate rest temperature, and resist diseases.

Lifelong immunization schedule for dogs: (including susceptible infectious diseases).

First immunization: 5-6 weeks after the puppy is born, inoculate six or seven vaccines two immunizations: 2 weeks after the first immunization, inoculate six or seven vaccines three immunizations

After 2 weeks of the second immunization, after receiving the six-plus vaccine or the seven-combination vaccine, after adults (over 1 year old): twice a year (spring and autumn) injection.

Description: 1. Hexagram contains: canine distemper, parvovirus, infectious hepatitis, parainfluenza, infectious bronchitis, rabies;

2. The seven vaccines include: canine distemper, parvovirus, infectious hepatitis, parainfluenza, infectious bronchitis, leptospira, rabies.

In addition: since dogs are the intermediate and terminal hosts of many parasites, it is also necessary to do a good job in parasite control. There are two types of parasites: endoparasites and ectoparasites.

The most common internal parasites are: roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, coccidia, trichomoniasis. These parasites live in the intestinal tract of dogs, and there is no danger to the life of dogs.

The most common ectoparasites are: mites, fleas, lice, ticks, most of these parasites are zoonotic, so you should go to the pet hospital for timely prevention. Puppies should be dewormed at 20 days of age.

Most puppies have intestinal parasites, which are infections from the mother dog through the placenta or milk. After the first deworming at the age of 20 days, once a month until half a year old, once a quarter from the age of half a year, and once every six months after adulthood. It takes 5-7 days after vaccinations to bathe dogs.

You can get vaccinated at 45 days, and you usually need to get vaccinated three times. It takes 20 days after the first dose to get the second shot. The third dose is also known as the rabies vaccine.

Puppies can start to be vaccinated at the age of one and a half months, which is generally divided into three times, which can effectively prevent dogs from being infected with some viruses.

Puppies can be vaccinated at 45 days of age, and vaccinations are especially safe for both dogs and owners at this time.

1. What is a dog vaccine?

Dog vaccine refers to the medicine that prevents dogs from getting sick, which can improve the dog's immunity and effectively prevent dogs from suffering from infectious diseases. Vaccines are an advanced preventive measure that can protect your dog's health.

2. Types of dog vaccines

Different kinds of vaccines can prevent different diseases, common dog vaccines are: dog distemper, canine ectoparasites, rabies, etc.

Among them, the dog distemper vaccine can prevent symptoms such as white spots, dyspnea, and cough on dogs. The canine ectoparasite vaccine can prevent a series of diseases caused by ectoparasites in dogs. The rabies vaccine is a powerful pre-emptive measure that can provide 10 years of effective protection.

3. The time of dog vaccination

The timing of the dog's vaccination must be strictly in accordance with the doctor's requirements, and the first vaccination can usually be started 6-8 weeks after the dog's birth. The second dose is usually between 8-10 weeks and the third is usually between 12-14 weeks.

After vaccination, the dog also needs to be vaccinated regularly with booster shots to maintain the dog's immunity.

4. Precautions for dog vaccination

When vaccinating dogs, there are a few things to keep in mind:

1.Make sure that the pet dog is in good health and has no symptoms such as fever and diarrhea.

2.Buy dog vaccines through formal channels and avoid buying counterfeit and shoddy products.

3.Dogs may experience some uncomfortable symptoms after vaccination, such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, etc., these conditions are normal and do not need to be overly worried.

4.After vaccination, you need to do a good job of nursing, observe the dog's reaction, and avoid abnormal reactions in the dog.

Vaccinations for pet dogs are mandatory, and dog regulations stipulate that dogs must be vaccinated against rabies, which shows the importance of rabies. At present, there are mainly imported and domestic vaccines. Imported vaccines are mainly rabies vaccine and six-combination vaccine to prevent canine distemper, mountain disturbance canine parvovirus, infectious hepatitis, bronchitis, parainfluenza, coronavirus, parents can choose the vaccine according to the actual situation, and then vaccinate the dog under the instructions of the veterinarian.

Puppies can be vaccinated about 1 week after successful weaning and when they are in good health. Generally speaking, healthy puppies at the age of 50 can be injected with the first dose of the six-plus vaccine. After that, one injection will be given every 20 days, a total of 3 injections, and then one injection will be insisted on every year thereafter (the specific time should still follow the instructions of the veterinarian).

Puppies should be vaccinated against rabies after 3 months of age, and should be given every year thereafter. The immunization period of rabies vaccine and six-combination vaccine is about 11 months (imported), and the next shot should be injected in time after the immunization period. Of course, the specific time of the next vaccination of the dog should also follow the arrangement of the veterinarian and vaccinate the dog in time.

PS: Before each vaccination, the dog should have a physical examination to make sure that the pet dog is healthy before vaccination. Moreover, after vaccination, you should closely monitor the condition of your dog and do not take it out for a leisurely stroll.

Wait for the dog's body to return to normal before taking it out for a walk.