When you buy an Irish Terrier and bring it home, you need to vaccinate the dog. The puppies need to be vaccinated three times when they are born, with an interval of 3-4 weeks between each time, and then once a year. Many times, if the vaccine is not administered properly, it will be accompanied by side effects. So what should we pay attention to when vaccinating the Irish Terrier?

Irish Terrier

Before the injection, you should observe whether the dog's health is in good condition. It is best to pre-parasite. If the dog is sick, malnourished, etc., it is not suitable to inject. Pay attention to the validity period of the vaccine and choose a reliable brand. When injecting, please ask a veterinarian from a practicing hospital to provide health care. The manual is signed and the type of vaccine is indicated; it takes 2-3 weeks after the injection to develop proper resistance. During this period, proper care should be taken and bathing and coldness should be avoided. If you feel unwell, you should be sent to a doctor for diagnosis and treatment; after the injection Sufficient amounts of multiple vitamins (especially folic acid and pantothenic acid) should be provided. It is normal for dogs to experience increased body temperature, depression, loss of appetite, pain, etc. after being vaccinated, and they will generally pass within 24 hours. However, if you experience itching all over your body or facial swelling, you may have an allergy, and you will need to go to the hospital for desensitization injections.