Ask about the vaccine issue, it s about the dog s life!

First of all, you have to figure out what a vaccine is. Vaccines are weak viruses, not viruses that kill them. The vaccine injected into the dog's body stimulates its own immune system.

So at this time, your dog may already carry a weak virus, canine plague is very contagious, at this time the injection will increase the number of viruses in the body, prompting the outbreak of canine plague. In particular, puppies have weak resistance.

Therefore, do not get vaccinated for a while. It is recommended to disinfect the home well, dispose of the utensils that the sick dog has touched, and do not let the puppy touch it again.

I wish you a healthy dog.

You must not fight, there is a high chance that it will kill the puppy.

You should quickly take the weakened poison elsewhere to isolate it and keep it warm and dry.

Then disinfect the home thoroughly.

The other two were observed for a week and were completely free before being vaccinated.

I understand the current situation of the landlord, it is very tiring and expensive, and I have tried the same situation as the landlord.

Bless your puppy.

The biological principle of the vaccine is to inject the inactivated virus into the inoculated organism, because it is inactivated, so the lethality is limited, do not pay attention to death, and then wait for the organism to produce antibodies to destroy the virus, because the immune effect of the virus is activated, so the organism can immunize the virus for a period of time, until the immune body disappears, to be re-vaccinated.

Just like rabies, it is the immune system of the organism that controls the nervous system of the organism to kill the organism in the case of a complete immune response in the future, a doctor in the United States anesthetized a person with rabies for 2 months with a nerve anesthetic, so that the rabies virus cannot use the controlled nerves, and then the immune system is completely functional, which is a miracle, because generally rabies cannot be done after the onset of rabies.

So your dog's weak positive may be a normal immune response and will be fine in a few days.

But everything is not absolute, I just give the landlord your opinion, your dog may be really sick, or it may be a normal immune response after vaccination, you better find a more professional doctor to check it.

I can't play in this case! It does get sick when you hit it...

That's how I used to hang my dog.

You should isolate a just weakly positive observation for a while!

Good luck to your dog**!

This can't be hit.。。。 I said you need to isolate the weakly positive one. And now many pets have not even been deactivated... Dangerous.

It is recommended not to take the vaccine if you are sick, as it is easy to form immune paralysis (vaccination is equivalent to accelerating the disease).

It is recommended that you have the remaining good ones to be vaccinated and kept in isolation from other sick dogs

1.It can be re-injected for another 15 days. 2 to 3 weeks after the injection, the vaccine can produce antibodies, during which time requires special care, if there is any discomfort, it should be diagnosed by a veterinarian.

2.OK. 3 Generally speaking, only the dog's own immune system is not sound or has a latent infection, which will affect the effect of injection. (Injections that do not follow the time will also be given).

I can start with one.

It's good to start re-inoculating from 1 link.

In general, the vaccine is required to be injected within 24 hours of the dog's birth! The vaccine has already been given the first shot, if the dog has a cold completely cured, and the vaccine is stored in the conditions, the second shot can be given!

The previous vaccine is effective, but when you give the dog the second shot, the dog can't be vaccinated when it is sick, so there is no need to re-vaccinate, and animals and people can not be vaccinated when they are sick, because there may be adverse reactions to the vaccine, and it is not easy to distinguish whether there is an allergic reaction when you are sick.

Too many vaccinations....Or repeated....It won't make a difference. The seller's words are not credible. When you vaccinate your dog again, remember to keep a record of the injections....Blue Ben.... Regarding the question of shower gel, of course it doesn't matter....

Repeat immunization for more than a week, as long as it is not too frequent, it is fine. A dog's body wash will hurt his coat, but once in a while, it doesn't matter.

The dog used a human shower gel It doesn't matter if you don't use it often It won't affect the problem of the dog's fading You don't listen to what the seller says Because each seller will only give the dog one shot I suggest that you can vaccinate the dog from the new Give the dog a vaccine that must be imported The Dutch vaccine is good It is best to be triple Strong reminder If the dog is normal, you can get vaccinated If the dog has diarrhea or is sick, you can vaccinate your dog at once If the dog is sick, it can be vaccinated only after a week of recovery.

Methods of Dog Vaccination.

1. Vaccine issues:

1. Q: At what age do dogs start vaccination?

A: The first dose of the vaccine should be given at 45 days of age.

The rabies vaccine should be given four or five months later.

2. Q: How many injections are there in total?

Answer: Three needles and four (or six) plus one shot of rabies, a total of four needles 3. Q: How long is the interval between each needle?

Answer: The interval between each injection is 15-21 days, and the latest can not exceed 30 days, and a vaccine booster should be done every 11 months, and one shot can be given each of the quadruple (or six) and rabies4. Q: The difference between quadruple and six:

Answer: Quadruple: canine plague, parvo, parainfluenza, adenovirus (including type 1 and type 2), so it is often called quadruple and five prevention.

Six: canine plague, parvo, canine leptospirosis, infectious hepatitis, infectious bronchitis and parainfluenza.

Don't take a bath for the time being, wait for it to be completely ** before washing, if it is too dirty, you can use a towel soaked in warm water to wipe its body, pay attention to keep warm after wiping. Puppies that have not been vaccinated should never take a bath, as they can easily catch a cold due to a cold and then cause acute infectious diseases such as canine distemper and canine parvovirus, which can be life-threatening in serious cases.

This is how normal dogs are vaccinated.

The first shot is given 45 days from the start.

After that, another injection is given every other month.

It will take 4 months to finish all of them.

After that, internal deworming is done.

This is done, and then to the tooth replacement period, you can buy some teething sticks, and then to the embarrassing period of long hair, and if you want the coat color to look good, you can give some beauty powder! That's pretty much it.

It is correct to get vaccinated every 21 days, and you must wait until the dog is three months old before you can get the rabies vaccine. Vaccines and rabies can be vaccinated one day, but it is best to vaccinate dogs separately and rabies after a week, because the rabies immune response will be greater.

After the first shot, the second shot will be given 21 days later, the third shot and rabies will be given after 21 days, and the last shot can be given together with rabies. It's a good day and you can fight.

It's the result that counts! Whether or not relative mass antibodies are produced.

You need to know what a vaccine is! (In dog vaccines, usually the vaccine will be mixed with live and dead vaccines) In this way, the effect of the vaccine is a weak virus, and after being injected into the body, the body's immune system produces corresponding antibodies, and the effect lasts for about 1 year!

What can be antibodies to the virus is relative to anything else.

No one dares to absolutely guarantee that the injection of the vaccine will guarantee the acquisition of relative antibodies, and there are many reasons for immune failure! Even if you successfully produce antibodies, it does not necessarily guarantee that your dog will not be infected by the virus! (Virus mutation, poor resistance, strong virus, etc.).

The number of vaccinations represents how many viral diseases can be fought against!

But doing immunity is a must! For the health of dogs! Reduce the chance of disease! (But what is often overlooked is that a blood test should be done two months after the vaccine to see if the corresponding antibodies are produced--- and if the corresponding antibodies are not produced, all vaccine procedures are in vain).

The vaccine must be given in a healthy condition, otherwise it is not easy to produce antibodies! Even induce vaccine infection) puppy vaccine is 45 days after measuring the condition of the puppy Consider doing the first vaccine After the first vaccine 7-21 days after the second time Then 7-21 days to do the third time Every two months or so! (The usual photo is Merial or Pfizer) (Intelvic is not used much because of fakes) After a year, I will do a joint vaccine once a year, a rabies vaccine.

In general, no medication (including anthelmintic drugs) should be used during the vaccination of puppies, the first deworming is done in about 30 days, once a month, and once in 3 months after 5 months.