When most puppies are first brought home, the vaccines have not been vaccinated or have not been fully vaccinated. The puppies themselves do not have enough antibodies to resist canine distemper, parvovirus and other infectious diseases. In addition, the puppies leave the pet store to During the process of their new home, they will need a period of time to adapt to the new environment. At this time, the puppies' resistance will decrease. Combining the two together, if they happen to be exposed to canine distemper and parvovirus, the puppies will be very susceptible to it. susceptible to infection. The best way is still to get vaccinated in time.

Precautions for vaccination:

1. The temperature of the puppy should be measured before injection, and the vaccine can be injected only when it is in a healthy state.

2. Check whether the vaccine has expired, whether it is imported, and whether the nurse has injected all the medicine.

3. The hospital should provide an immunization record book and indicate the time of the next injection;

4. The vaccines should be of the same brand, otherwise immunity failure may occur.

5. It is best to do an antibody test after the vaccine injection is completed.