Pay attention to timeliness

Vaccines must be administered regularly every year to ensure protection. Vaccines are time-effective. Don’t think that one injection can solve the problem once and for all. Once the time limit has passed, it will have no effect, so it must be vaccinated regularly every year, especially older dogs need more attention.

Pay attention to your physical condition

The purpose of the vaccine is prevention, not treatment. If the puppy has been infected with the virus, or has poor physical and nutritional status, vaccination will harm it. Symptomatic treatment should be given first, and the dog's body should be well adjusted. Only when the dog is healthy can the dog be vaccinated.

Pay attention to regular vaccination

Some owners think that the dog has grown up and has not become sick. They think that the dog’s resistance is very good and the dog does not need to be vaccinated. In fact, this is wrong. Dogs suffering from canine distemper and other diseases have nothing to do with their age. Dogs need to be vaccinated regularly, otherwise if the dog suffers from canine fever, most of the dogs cannot be saved due to lack of immunity.

Pay attention to rationality

Not every disease can be prevented through vaccines, and not every disease is necessary to prevent. Too many antigens mixed in the vaccine will cause immune interference and reduce the immune effect. Vaccination for dogs should be scientific and reasonable, and do not vaccinate dogs for everything. Generally, canine distemper, parvovirus and infectious hepatitis, which are serious infectious diseases, can be prevented by taking four-in-one dog vaccine, five-in-one dog vaccine and rabies vaccine.