How often is the best time to vaccinate your dog?

Vaccines for dogs are given once a year. In order to ensure a better connection, it is recommended to vaccinate at 11-month intervals. The vaccine can only be given when the dog is completely healthy. Dogs need two vaccinations every year. One is to prevent infectious diseases between dogs, such as canine parvovirus, canine distemper, etc. Another shot of rabies vaccine is to prevent zoonotic rabies. The rabies vaccine requires dogs to be 3 months old before being injected. It should be noted that dogs need three injections for their first vaccination against infectious diseases, with an interval of 21 days between each injection. During the vaccination period, remember not to take a bath, take the dog out, or play with other dogs.
Notes on dog vaccination:
1. When vaccinating a dog, it is necessary to ensure that the dog is in a healthy state and the dog’s first immunization procedure is completed. Do not bathe your dog or take your dog out before going to bed.
2. 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.
3. Try not to bathe, change food, or change the environment of your dog during the entire vaccination period.
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