Puppies are mainly vaccinated against infectious diseases and rabies. It is usually recommended that owners immunize their puppies when they are 45 days old. The first immunization requires 3 shots of vaccines to prevent infectious diseases, with an interval of 21 days between each shot. After the last dose of the infectious disease vaccine is completed, the rabies vaccine needs to be injected 7-14 days apart. Then conduct antibody testing 21 days apart, and then get one shot each year.

Precautions for dog vaccination:

1. Dogs who are in good health and have no viral, bacterial infection or trauma or other diseases, and who are not pregnant. Only dogs can be vaccinated.

2. The puppy cannot take a bath or go out for 7-10 days after being vaccinated, because the puppy that has just been vaccinated is the most vulnerable and is easily susceptible to the invasion of bacteria and viruses.

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.