When should pugs be vaccinated? 45 days after the puppies are born, pug puppies can be injected with the first multi-linked vaccine; after that, the puppies should be injected with the multi-linked vaccine every two months, for a total of three After the third injection of the multi-linked vaccine, one week apart, the rabies vaccine should be injected again, and thereafter, the rabies vaccine should be injected regularly every year.

Generally speaking, the first vaccine can be given to Pug puppies 45 days after the puppies are born. After that, the puppies should be vaccinated about every two months or so.

The specific vaccination time is: the first dose of multi-linked vaccine is injected about 7-8 weeks after birth; the second dose of multi-linked vaccine is injected at 11-12 weeks after birth; the third dose of multi-linked vaccine is injected at 15-16 weeks after birth combined vaccine. After the third dose of the multi-linked vaccine is administered, give another dose of rabies vaccine one week apart.

Thereafter, one injection of multiple vaccine and one injection of rabies vaccine will be administered regularly every year. The specific injection time depends on the effectiveness of the vaccine. Some vaccines are effective for half a year, and some are effective for about one year. You should consult your veterinarian for specific circumstances.

Precautions for pug vaccination:

1. Before injecting vaccines into your pug, you must first conduct a physical examination. If there are abnormal conditions such as illness, fever, vomiting and diarrhea, do not rush to vaccinate your dog. You must wait until your dog has recovered and is in good health before considering vaccinations.

2. After the pug is vaccinated, you should also closely observe its physical condition, and do not rush to take the dog out or take a bath. If you find any abnormal symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, diarrhea, vomiting, or a warm nose, you should take your dog to the pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

3. Dogs cannot be taken out of the house during the vaccination period. The vaccine period is when the dog is at its weakest. The outside environment is complex and there will be many viral components in the air. If you take the dog out and breathe in the virus, it will It was a fatal blow to him.