Dogs should not go out immediately after being vaccinated

It is best not to take your dog outside during the vaccination period, because this is the time when the dog is most vulnerable. The outdoor environment is complex and there are pollutants in the air. There are all kinds of viruses, bacteria and the like. If you accidentally contract the virus when you go out, not only will the vaccine become ineffective, but it will also endanger your dog's health. If you really have to go out, you must control the time and restrain its behavior. Do not let it come into contact with other animals. If it is accidentally infected by a sick dog, it will be more troublesome.

Do not bathe your dog after vaccination

Do not bathe your dog within 10 days after vaccination, because if your dog cannot stand the changes in hot and cold, it will easily catch a cold. Colds and injection wounds can also be easily infected if water enters them. Also, remember to put a mat on it when sleeping at night. Don't let it sleep directly on the floor. Especially in the cool seasons of autumn and winter, it is easy to catch a cold if the belly is on the ground.

Dogs should not lick people before they are vaccinated

Do not let dogs lick people before they have been vaccinated, because the human skin may contain parvovirus. Dogs are not strong enough to resist the invasion of viruses, so if they lick people, they are easily infected by the virus and can easily fall ill.