Puppy Vaccine Interval Dog Vaccine Precautions

Puppies are available for human rearing time will be about 1 ½ months after birth ~ 2 months, after the puppy left the mother, the lack of maternal antibody protection, for external bacteria, viruses are very sensitive, the virus will quietly find these children, so the vaccination is extremely important Oh!

Vaccination time-

Puppies can be dewormed for the first time 30 days (4~5 weeks) after birth..

The first dose of puppy vaccine (5-in-1 or 6-in-1) should be given 45~60 days (6~8 weeks) after birth..

The interval between the first and second dose of vaccine is 3~4 weeks, and the second dose (7-in-1, 8-in-1, 10-in-1) of vaccine will be administered 70~90 days (10~12 weeks) after birth..

3~4 weeks between the second and third dose of vaccine, about 98~112 days after birth (14 weeks~16 weeks) again administered (7-in-1, 8-in-1, 10-in-1) vaccine, rabies vaccine or Lyme disease vaccine and microchip injection..

Regular annual vaccinations (7-in-1, 8-in-1, 10-in-1), rabies or Lyme disease vaccines are sufficient after one year of age..

※Precautions

1. Vaccines should not be administered too early!Because the vaccine interferes with the antibodies in the mother’s body and affects the effect of immunization.

2. Injections should be given only if the dog is in good health (body temperature, appetite, spirit, bowel movement).

3. After the injection, it is best to stay in the hospital for 1 hour to observe if there is any allergic reaction. Not every dog will have an allergic reaction, and dogs with allergic reactions may only have a swollen face, but in some dogs, the allergic reaction may prevent the upper airway from opening up, resulting in shock.Allergic dogs should be given an antidote and kept in the hospital for observation.

4. vaccination is completed, because the vaccine works in the body, so that the pet administered 7 days after the decline in resistance, may cause loss of appetite, poor mental condition, try to avoid bathing, take to public places and other pets in contact.If you want to take your dog outside to get in touch with other dogs, you should wait until the 3 doses of vaccine have been administered before taking your dog to get in touch with other dogs for safety reasons.

Vaccine Preventive Diseases-

Puppy 5 in 1: Canine Distemper, Canine Infectious Hepatitis, Canine Infectious Bronchitis, Canine Parainfluenza, Canine Microvirus Enteritis (Canine Hemorrhagic Enteritis).

Puppy 6 in 1: canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine infectious bronchitis, canine parainfluenza, canine microvirus enteritis (canine hemorrhagic enteritis), canine coronavirus enteritis.

Canine 7 in 1: canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine infectious bronchitis, canine parainfluenza, canine microvirus enteritis (canine hemorrhagic enteritis), canine leptospirosis, hemorrhagic jaundice Leptospira.

Canine 8-in-1: canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine infectious bronchitis, canine parainfluenza, canine microvirus enteritis (canine hemorrhagic enteritis), canine coronavirus enteritis, canine leptospirosis, hemorrhagic jaundice leptospirosis.

Canine 10 in 1: canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine infectious bronchitis, canine parainfluenza, canine microvirus enteritis (canine hemorrhagic enteritis), canine coronavirus enteritis, canine leptospirosis, hemorrhagic jaundice, canine typhoid fever, canine leptospira, canine coronavirus enteritis, canine leptospira, canine leptospira, canine jaundice, canine hemorrhagic jaundice, canine leptospiral, canine typhoid fever, canine leptospira.

Lyme Disease: a bacterial disease caused by the bite of a wall tick, common to both humans and animals, with symptoms involving the skin, heart, joints, nerves, and other organ systems.Only dogs that are exposed to high risk areas for ticks will be vaccinated against this disease, so helping your dog prevent tick bites is the right way to go.

Rabies: an acute viral cerebral cristae myelitis, zoonotic, lethality is as high as 100% after the onset of the disease, but after being bitten by an animal, seek medical attention in a timely manner and receive rabies vaccination to effectively reduce the incidence of the disease.Pets must be vaccinated regularly every year, and antibodies are effective in the body for three years.