What is the use of dog vaccinations?

The main function of dog vaccination is to prevent diseases and enhance the dog’s resistance. Dogs that have just been bought home have weak immunity and poor physical foundation. If they are not cared for properly and are not vaccinated in time, they are prone to diseases such as parvovirus, canine distemper, enteritis, and rabies. These diseases have a high fatality rate, and once a puppy is infected, it will be more difficult to save. Therefore, for the health of the dog, the owner should take the dog to the pet hospital for vaccination in time.
Recommendations for dog vaccinations:
1. Puppies must be more than 2 months old for the first injection.
2. Before the dog is vaccinated, you must first observe whether its physical health is good. It should be dewormed one week before vaccination. Avoid vaccinations when you are sick or in poor health.
3. When using vaccines, you should pay attention to choosing reliable brands, and clearly see the validity period of the vaccine. It is strictly forbidden to use expired vaccines.
4. Dogs will develop new resistance 2-3 weeks after vaccination. Before this, do not take the dog out, beware of colds and diarrhea, and most importantly, do not bathe the dog.
5. After vaccination, the dog should be provided with sufficient nutritious food. If necessary, add an appropriate amount of vitamins to the food to improve its immunity.
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