Yes, because the resistance of elderly dogs is relatively low, and the side effects of rabies virus are higher, if the injection is forced, it may cause physical discomfort to the elderly dogs. Parents can decide whether to vaccinate against rabies based on the physical condition of the dog. , you can also do an antibody test every year. If the antibody is qualified, you don’t need to inject rabies vaccine.

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Compared to the fact that the physical discomfort of rabies dogs is a minor problem, it is still recommended that parents inject rabies vaccines in time when the dogs are still in good health.