What vaccinations should Schnauzers receive?

There are two types of vaccines for Schnauzers, one is a vaccine against infectious diseases, and the other is a government-mandated rabies vaccine, both of which are required. Vaccines for preventing infectious diseases are divided into two-combination, four-combination, five-combination, six-combination and eight-combination. The number of vaccines represents protection against several infectious diseases. Vaccinations should start two months after the puppy is born. In the first year, three injections of anti-infectious disease vaccine and one injection of rabies vaccine will be given. After that, every year, there will be a booster vaccination every 11 months.
What to pay attention to when getting Schnauzer vaccination:
1. Dogs can only be healthy and have no viral, bacterial infection or trauma or other diseases, and are not pregnant. Vaccination.
2. Try to avoid going out after vaccination to prevent infection by external bacteria and viruses. During this period, owners should take more careful care of their dogs.
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.
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