Dogs that have a cough but no inflammation cannot be vaccinated. Dogs must be vaccinated when they are healthy. Even if there is no inflammation in the dog's body, coughing symptoms represent a potential risk of illness. After a dog is vaccinated, its resistance will be reduced. At this time, it is easy to contract diseases, which will not only affect the immune effect, but also cause the dog's condition to become serious.

Precautions for dog vaccination

1. Dogs can only be vaccinated when they are 45 days old. When the dog is not weaned, it will be vaccinated through the female dog Maternal antibodies are obtained from the milk of the dog. After the dog is weaned in about a month, the dog must have a time to adapt. Only when the dog has a certain degree of resistance can it be vaccinated.

2. Dogs should not be bathed before and after vaccination. When a dog has not been fully vaccinated, its resistance is very low. Bathing will cause the dog to catch a cold, which will delay the vaccination time. Do not take a bath immediately after vaccination. Once the dog becomes sick, the effectiveness of the vaccine will also be affected.

3. Dogs need to be vaccinated every year. Vaccination for dogs does not mean just one shot or all the shots in the first year. The vaccine has a certain time limit and is likely to become ineffective after a certain period of time, so a booster shot is required every year.