Adverse reactions after vaccination in dogs:

1. Dogs are likely to suffer from lack of energy, decreased appetite, swelling and ulceration at the injection site within 24 hours after the vaccine is injected. , pain, increased body temperature, diarrhea, etc., usually recover within 1 week. Symptoms of severe vaccine allergy include swollen face, itching all over or part of the body, partial hair loss, low blood pressure, cardiac arrest, etc. At this time, the dog should be sent to a doctor in time to prevent serious damage to the dog's life.

2. If the dog is vaccinated despite being in poor health, the symptoms may become more serious and may include high fever, dry nasal cavity, nausea and vomiting, urethral bleeding, twitching, etc. Therefore, the vaccine must be injected when the dog is healthy, otherwise the dog is likely to be infected with the virus.

Notes on dog vaccination:

1. When taking your dog to get vaccinated, you must first ensure that the dog is healthy and free of viruses and bacteria. Dogs with other diseases such as sexual infections or trauma, and those who are not pregnant can be vaccinated.

2. The dog needs to stay in the new home for more than 15 days, fully adapt to the environment at home, and survive the stress period.

3. Internal and external deworming can be done in advance one week before vaccination, so as to eliminate parasites, make the body healthier, and the effect of vaccination will be better.