Dogs cannot go out after receiving one shot of vaccine

It takes seven days for your dog to develop antibodies after being vaccinated. If you go out after only getting the first shot, there may be other infectious diseases that can easily infect you. Dogs, those with low immunity shortly after birth have almost zero defense against viruses. It is generally recommended that dogs should not go out before they are 3 months old. After vaccination, it usually takes one to two weeks before they can go out. It is generally better for a dog to go out 7-10 days after receiving 3 shots of vaccine. Letting the dog go out too early will cause the dog to catch cold, become sick, and become infected.

The prerequisite for dog vaccination is to ensure good health

Owners need to note that only healthy dogs can be vaccinated. For newly purchased pet dogs, they should be well fed for about a week. After the dog eats and defecates stably, go to the pet hospital for a check-up to see if it is suitable for vaccination. Unimmunized dogs that have just arrived in a new environment need to gradually adapt to their diet and rest, and they cannot get used to the new environment all at once. If the dog already has the virus in his body, blindly injecting the vaccine will only make the results worse.

You need to pay attention to the continuity of dog vaccination

If you are sure to vaccinate your dog, you must ensure that it is injected every year, because this is necessary, and generally speaking, the vaccine in the second year should be The injection time is half a month to a month earlier than the previous year to avoid accidents when the vaccine is about to expire. This problem is relatively common, so owners need to calculate the time well and not delay the dog's vaccination time due to carelessness.