The dangers of dogs not being vaccinated

1. If a dog is not vaccinated, its resistance and immunity will be reduced to the lowest level and it will be easy to get infected. Viruses and some infectious diseases, such as canine distemper, parvovirus, coronavirus and other deadly diseases. Therefore, it is best to vaccinate your dog.

2. In addition to being infected with viruses and diseases, unvaccinated dogs are also prone to colds, fevers, and parasite infections. The virus can even be transmitted directly through contact with other dogs. It is best to take your dog regularly for vaccinations and deworming.

The correct way to vaccinate dogs

1. The infectious vaccine mainly prevents dog parvovirus, canine distemper, coronavirus, etc. It is recommended that puppies be injected in three doses The vaccine is first injected when the dog is 45 days old, with an interval of 15-21 days, and three consecutive injections. Rabies vaccine mainly prevents rabies. The earliest vaccination is recommended when the dog is over 3 months old, and then once a year.

2. To vaccinate a dog, the dog must be in normal condition such as spirit, appetite and defecation before the injection can be given.

3. Dogs cannot take a bath on the day of vaccination to avoid vaccine failure due to reduced immunity of the dog.

4. The storage of vaccines requires very strict storage requirements. It is recommended to go to a regular pet hospital for vaccination. After the vaccine is injected, it is recommended to observe the dog in the pet hospital for about 20 minutes to prevent the dog. Dog allergies and other situations occur.