The routine vaccines for dogs are canine infectious disease vaccine and rabies vaccine. The first-year immunization procedure is to inject infectious disease vaccines first. It is recommended to inject once every 21 days, for a total of three immunizations. The intervals must be strictly in accordance with the requirements, so that the immunization will be more likely to be successful. The dog can be vaccinated against rabies one week after three injections of infectious disease vaccine. The rabies vaccine only requires one injection. After that, you can get 1 shot of combined vaccine and 1 shot of rabies vaccine every year.

Notes on dog vaccination:

1. Just after vaccination, pay attention to the dog’s diet and care, and do not take a bath, because the dog’s resistance is strong at this time. If your strength is weak, you may get sick as a result.

2. Dogs can start getting vaccinated 45 days after they are born, and they cannot be vaccinated in advance.

3. During the vaccination period, do not eat anything other than dog food, because the dog’s gastrointestinal digestion capacity is weak at this time, and if the food cannot be digested, the dog will easily get sick.