Six-link vaccination for adult dogs generally refers to the injection of six-link vaccine. It is usually necessary for adult dogs to be injected with six-link vaccine, which can effectively prevent dogs from being infected with 6 acute infectious diseases, including canine distemper and canine parvovirus. disease, canine leptospirosis, infectious liver disease, infectious bronchitis, parainfluenza virus. During the vaccination period, you should pay attention to the dog's hygienic care, regularly disinfect and clean the dog's living environment, and pay attention to the dog's balanced diet.

1. Why do adult dogs need to be injected with six-linked vaccine?

Six-linked vaccine is a vaccine to prevent six acute infectious diseases in dogs, including canine distemper, canine parvovirus, and canine leptospirosis disease, infectious liver disease, infectious bronchitis, and parainfluenza virus. Injecting this vaccine can effectively prevent dogs from becoming sick due to virus infection.

The vaccination sequence of the two- and six-conjugate vaccines

The vaccination sequence of the six-conjugate vaccine is generally from 50 days to 3 months old for the first vaccination, and once every four weeks. 3 times in a row, then 1 time per year. If the dog that is vaccinated for the first time is over 3 months old, it needs to be vaccinated twice in the first year, with an interval of 4 weeks each time, and once a year thereafter. It can produce antibodies in the body and effectively prevent the invasion of the virus. Dog growth and development.

3. Precautions for vaccination with six-linked vaccine

If you want to vaccinate your dog with six-linked vaccine, you need to vaccinate it under the premise of ensuring the dog’s health, and you need to arrive at the time of vaccination For regular pet hospitals, after vaccination, it usually takes about 10 days for the drug to take effect and produce immunity. Therefore, after the dog is vaccinated, try not to bathe the dog, and do not take the dog with you casually. Keep your dog outside to avoid affecting the effectiveness of the vaccine. If a puppy that is too young is vaccinated, it may be interfered by maternal antigens. Therefore, when the dog is vaccinated with the first dose of the six-link vaccine, the puppy should be 50 days old.

4. Daily care

In daily life, you should pay attention to the hygienic care of dogs, regularly disinfect and clean the dog’s living environment, and pay attention to the dog’s diet. Balanced, you can let your dog eat some chicken, fish, cat food and other foods in an appropriate amount. These foods contain a lot of nutrients and are beneficial to the growth and development of your dog.