Dog vaccinations are very important

Dogs, like people, also need to go to the pet hospital regularly for vaccinations to ensure their health. However, vaccination is also very particular, including the timing of the injection and what to eat and avoid before and after the injection!

Five things to note about dog vaccinations:

1. Adult dogs only need to be vaccinated once a year, and puppies must be more than 2 months old for the first injection.

2. Before injecting the dog with the vaccine, you must first observe whether the dog's physical health is good. Parasites should be removed one week before the injection. Avoid vaccinations when you are sick or in poor health.

3. Pay attention to choosing a reliable brand of vaccine, and clearly see the validity period of the vaccine. It is strictly forbidden to use expired vaccines.

4. Dogs will develop new resistance 2-3 weeks after vaccination. Until then, don't take your dog out. Watch out for colds and diarrhea. The most important thing is not to bathe your dog.

5. After vaccination, the dog should be provided with sufficient nutritious food, and if necessary, add an appropriate amount of vitamins to the food to improve its immunity.

PS:

Be sure to pay attention to the vaccine every year, and the annual vaccine should be injected about half a month earlier than the previous year to prevent accidents when the vaccine is about to expire. Once adult dogs or elderly dogs are unfortunately infected due to immune failure, the disease will develop rapidly.

The injection amount of dog vaccines is the same because there is no linear relationship between immune function and body weight

However, when injecting vaccines for dogs, we may find such a problem, no matter how old your dog is When dogs are vaccinated, the amount of vaccine used is so much. I believe many owners will also have doubts. Is it okay for all dogs to receive the same dose of vaccine?

First of all, we need to know that the purpose of the vaccine is to immunize the pet after it is injected. So for puppies, the amount of vaccinations they receive is usually too much. But there's no way to do that because, unlike other drugs, the vaccine dose is proportional to body weight. There is no linear relationship between immune function and body weight, so it is impossible to inject corresponding amounts according to different body weights.

But we don’t have to worry, because each vaccine needs to pass multiple experiments before it is put on the market to ensure that the amount of vaccine will not cause harm to dogs. This batch of vaccines can only pass if they meet the corresponding requirements, so generally there will be no problems when we vaccinate dogs.