Dog vaccination, what to prevent with dog injections

If you haven't had a shot before, it is recommended to get a shot2After 20 days, a 6-shot injection will be given.

As long as you use imported ones, you can use them, and after the domestic ones are played, I have encountered several of them.

The reason why I want to play 2 is to strengthen the small defense of canine plague, after all, I haven't shot a single shot before.

If you had it in the first year, it would be enough to get a 6-shot shot now.

In addition to these anti-disease shots, it is necessary to take a rabies shot, which takes 1 week after the 6-in-1 shot, which is indispensable, in case of infection, there is no cure.

Imported, brand-name, e.g. Interway, Merial, Pfizer.

1. Prevention of infectious diseases

Dog injections can prevent many infectious diseases that dogs are susceptible to, such as rabies, canine parvovirus, canine nephritis, etc. If these infectious diseases are not prevented, they can bring serious health risks to dogs and even endanger their lives. For example, rabies is a fatal disease that is transmitted through infection with carnivores, wounds, canine lice, etc., and can be prevented by vaccination.

When receiving injections in the hospital, it is necessary to check whether the injection equipment is sterilized and clean, and whether the vaccine meets the specifications to ensure the safety of the injection. Dogs sometimes have allergic reactions to vaccines, such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc., please inform the doctor in time to deal with the corresponding situation.

2. Protect your dog's immunity

The dog's immunity gradually develops after birth, and at about 4 months or so, the dog's autoimmunity begins to decline, and it is suitable for the first vaccination. The role of the vaccine is not only to prevent diseases, but also to improve the dog's immunity and enhance the dog's ability to resist disease. Regular vaccinations every year can continue to strengthen your dog's immunity and make your dog healthier, thus reducing the number of times you get sick.

3. Protect humans and other animals

Many epidemics and infectious diseases not only endanger the health of dogs, but also spread to humans and other animals, causing great harm to public health and ecosystems. For example, diseases such as rabies, although the human prevalence is not high, once they are diagnosed, the consequences are very serious and often life-threatening. Therefore, regular dog vaccinations are also an important measure to maintain the health and safety of humans and other animals.

4. Effective prevention programs

In addition to vaccination, other precautions can be taken, such as avoiding contact between dogs and wild animals, not allowing dogs to move and poop in unclean places, and grooming dogs regularly. However, vaccination remains the most effective prevention option and can effectively prevent many infectious diseases. Therefore, even if the dog appears to be very healthy and strong, it is necessary to receive regular vaccinations to guarantee the dog's health and well-being.

Summary. Hello dear. Dogs have been given 12 kinds of anti-disease injections to reduce the probability of getting sick.

Puppies aged 50 days to 3 months who are vaccinated for the first time should be vaccinated every 4 weeks, intramuscularly, 3 times in a row; After that, once a year. Puppies over 3 months of age (including unvaccinated adult dogs) should be vaccinated twice in the first year of the first vaccination, with an interval of 4 weeks between each vaccination; After that, once a year. 3. The rabies immunity of dogs is not a lifelong protection after one immunization, and it is necessary to carry out booster immunization every year after the first immunization.

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The dog had a medical check-up on November 20 and was not sick.

And 12 vaccines against the disease.

We took him out for a walk the other day, and the next day he had shivering, runny nose, and fever.

Is it possible that it is canine plague?

Hello dear. Dogs have been given 12 kinds of anti-disease injections to reduce the probability of getting sick. Such as:

1. Rabies vaccine, six-combination vaccine, canine distemper vaccine, hepatitis vaccine, etc. 2. Six-joint vaccination time: puppies from 50 days old to 3 months old who are vaccinated for the first time should be vaccinated once every 4 weeks, intramuscular injection, 3 times in a row; After that, once a year.

Puppies over 3 months of age (including unvaccinated adult dogs) should be vaccinated twice in the first year of the first vaccination, with an interval of 4 weeks each time; After that, once a year. 3. The rabies immunity of dogs is not a lifelong protection after one immunization, and it is necessary to strengthen immunization every year after the first immunization.

Do you have a cold? I fed him medicine a few days ago and it was better, but last night I probably took it out and caught a cold again, and then I got sick again.

The dog is 12 kinds of disease prevention that I hit at the end of November.

Dear, did you go through the trash can when you walked?

Puppy vaccination is recommended and pay attention to the following three points:

1.Only healthy dogs should be vaccinated.

For pet dogs that you have just bought, you should feed them well for about a week. After the dog eats and defecates steadily, go to the pet hospital to check whether it is suitable for vaccination. Unimmunized dogs who have just arrived in a new environment need to gradually adapt to diet and rest, and cannot immediately get used to the new environment.

If a dog has the virus in its body, blind vaccination will only make the outcome worse. Only healthy dogs should be vaccinated.

2.Vaccinations require some continuity.

If you decide to vaccinate your dog, it is necessary to vaccinate every year, and in general, the second year's vaccine should be half a month to a month earlier than the previous year, to avoid accidents when the vaccine is about to expire.

3.Vaccinations should be postponed when dogs are sick.

If the dog needs to be vaccinated, the dog will suddenly become ill. It is not appropriate to get vaccinated at this time, otherwise it will harm it. Symptomatic treatment should be given first**. The injection after Nanian recovery is conducive to the healthy growth of the dog.

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Briefly talk about my experience, talking about imported French Merial and Dutch Interway vaccines:

1. Healthy puppies start to do the first shot of vaccine from 7-8 weeks, each shot is 3 weeks apart, if you are vaccinated with imported French Merial vaccine, you can play according to the 6-6-mad procedure, that is, 7-8 weeks to get the first shot of 6 times, 3 weeks after another shot of 6 times, and then 3 weeks after a shot of rabies! If it is the Dutch Interway, then play according to the 2-4-crazy program, and the time is the same.

2. One week before each injection, the precursor worm, the weight of less than 7kg with "Ciba 100" anthelmintic drug, the weight of more than 7kg with "Ciba 500" anthelmintic drug.

3. The ** of the vaccine is generally 60 shots! The anthelmintic medicine is 50 in 4, and the vaccination should be done only when the puppy is in good health, otherwise it will not work! Secondly, you can't bathe the puppy before and after vaccination!

*Dogs are born 30 days after nasal drop immunization canine cough vaccine.

The dog is 7-8 weeks old and the first six-combination vaccine is given.

The dog is 11-12 weeks old and the second six-dose vaccine is given.

Dogs are 14-15 weeks old with the third hexagram vaccine and rabies vaccination.

After your dog has gone through this immunization program, all you need to do in the future is to get a dose of the six-plus vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine every year, so that the dog can say goodbye to those infectious diseases that threaten a lot.

Canine immunization precautions.

1.Canine immunization should be carried out in strict accordance with the immunization schedule, and should not be too early or too long or too short between two immunizations.

2.Avoid antiserum and immunosuppressants within 7-10 days before immunization.

3.Before the injection, the dog should be observed to see if it is healthy, and the dog should not be vaccinated if it is sick or in a state of stress.

4.Vaccinated dogs may have some systemic reactions, such as fever, slightly poor spirit, shivering and other symptoms, most of which disappear within 12 hours, and individual dogs with a physical constitution have local reactions to the vaccine (especially rabies vaccine), such as local swelling, and use a towel to warm it in time after being found.

5.The vaccine is a biological product, and a very small number of dogs have acute allergic reactions, such as head and face swelling, rubbing or shock to death, but the performance rate is very low, and should be treated immediately after discovery.

6.It takes 7-10 days after the vaccine to produce the antibodies it should have, and during this time, avoid bathing in case you catch a cold.

Canine immunization program.

1.Kennel cough vaccine: to prevent Bordaibacterium bronchial septicaemia and canine parainfluenza. The vaccine can be used for puppies as young as 2 weeks of age and is safe and reliable for pregnant. Immunization is given by nasal drops every six months.

2.Puppy double vaccine: prevent canine distemper and canine parvovirus. Can be used for puppies aged 4-6 weeks.

3.Canine hexagram: It can prevent canine distemper, canine parvovirus, canine parainfluenza, canine adenovirus (type 1 2), and canine leptospira.

Vaccinations are given once at each week of age, and then annually. Adult dogs or dogs over 3 months old need to be injected twice at an interval of 3 weeks, and once a year thereafter.

4.Rabies vaccine: mainly to prevent rabies. Imported rabies vaccine can be administered once a year for more than 3 months.

That shot was a rabies shot.

Be careful to appease the dogs, they may be very excited at first, because they are afraid, and my family will only hear that "go, get an injection!" Then I couldn't find her sample.

It's best to take a bath before hitting him, because you can't take a bath for a week after the injection, and you should pay attention to the dog's attention during this process, don't catch a cold, don't always stay in the air-conditioned room, press him when you play, don't twist it, it's not good if the needle is stuck in other places, and he won't talk to tell you that it's wrong...

Finally, I wish your dog a healthy, lively and cute dog!

Newly purchased dogs, especially those that have just been purchased from the market, may have been exposed to other sick pets and cannot be vaccinated immediately. Prophylactic serum can be injected first, and prophylactic serum generally has 2-week immunity.

After a week, after the dog is relatively healthy and adapts to the new environment, the vaccination will be given.

Dogs under the age of vaccination cannot be vaccinated. Generally, dogs can only be vaccinated at the age of 40 days.

After vaccination, fever, mental deterioration, loss of appetite, drowsiness, etc., may occur as the immune system begins to react, which are normal reactions and usually recover on their own in 1-3 days.

Vaccine: once a year, hexagram: 3 times in the first year, once a year thereafter; rabies vaccine; Once a year.

Deworming: Once every three months, even if there are no signs of worms, usually just take a small pill.