Vaccinating dogs can effectively prevent canine distemper, parvovirus, coronavirus, parainfluenza, infectious hepatitis, rabies and other diseases.

Body temperature as high as 39.5 to 41 degrees Celsius; loss of appetite and depression;

Body temperature continues to rise, cough; purulent nasal discharge and eye mucus;

Puppies require three vaccinations for their first immunization. The first dose is given 45 days after birth, the second dose is given 21 days apart, and the third dose and rabies vaccine are given 21 days later. Thereafter, regular vaccinations will be given every eleven months.

After vaccination, your dog may experience allergic reactions, such as fever, poor energy, loss of appetite, lethargy, etc. These are normal reactions and will usually recover on their own in 1-3 days. Don’t worry too much about it. You can Give it some liquid or semi-liquid food that is easy to digest and keep plenty of water.

Some puppies may have severe reactions such as shock after being vaccinated, so it is best to stay in the pet hospital for 30 minutes after the vaccine is injected to confirm that the puppy has no abnormal reactions before leaving.

Severe allergic type: onset usually occurs within 2 minutes, and the main clinical symptom is an increase in body temperature

General allergic type: onset usually occurs about 10 minutes after injection

How long does it take to take a bath after vaccination

Injecting the vaccine into the body will cause the dog's resistance to decrease, and you can give it a bath after seven days.

If the dog is too dirty during this period, you can also use dry cleaning to simply clean the dog.

Injecting the vaccine into the body will cause the dog's resistance to decrease, and you can give it a bath after seven days.

If the dog is too dirty during this period, you can also use dry cleaning to simply clean the dog.

Why do some dogs still get sick after vaccination?

Wrong injection time, insufficient antibodies, mutation of virus or bacterial strains, vaccine quality issues, vaccine transportation and storage issues, improper vaccine use, etc. may lead to vaccination failure.

Immunization allows the body to produce antibodies to fight off viruses.

If the virus or bacterial strain mutates, immunity will also fail