Vaccination is not recommended for dogs with constipation

Dog constipation indicates that the dog’s body is in an unhealthy state at this time and is not suitable for vaccination. Because the vaccine weakens or inactivates the virus and injects it into the dog's body, causing the dog's body to produce antibodies to prevent the invasion of the virus. If the dog is not in a particularly healthy state at this time, vaccination will not only fail to prevent it, but may also cause the dog to get sick. It is recommended to condition the dog’s body first before injecting the vaccine. You can consult your doctor for specific situations.

Common causes of constipation in dogs

1. Dietary problems. If your dog eats food with a lot of crude fiber or drinks too little water, it can lead to abnormal defecation.
2. Stress response. When a dog is frightened and comes to a new environment, it will cause a stress response in the dog, leading to constipation.
3. Eat randomly. Dogs suffer from pica and eat indigestible things such as grass leaves, stones, and soil, which can cause constipation.

How to deal with dog constipation

1. Feed less animal offal, beans and other foods, and feed your dog more water. You can also feed your dog some fruits and vegetables rich in plant fiber on a daily basis. Feed probiotics to strengthen gastrointestinal peristalsis and promote digestion and defecation in dogs.
2. Give the dog a quiet and undisturbed defecation environment. For example, it is best to keep a certain distance from the dog when it needs to defecate.
3. The dog’s intestines and stomach are blocked by foreign objects. It is best to send the dog to the hospital for surgery. Owners should pay attention to supplementing trace elements for dogs.

Precautions for dog vaccination

1. Please go to a regular pet hospital and have a professional veterinarian vaccinate. Many non-professionals lack professional knowledge and are not familiar with the preservation and use of vaccines. If there are irregularities, the vaccine may easily lose its immune effect.
2. Vaccination should be done when the dog is healthy.
3. Do not take a bath or take your dog out within a week after being vaccinated, as it may cause the dog to get sick. Do not deworm as this may lead to immune failure.