1. What is puppy injection?
This word is called "puppy injection" by most people, while doctors call it vaccination. When the owner of a puppy hears "vaccination", he usually thinks that his dog needs rabies vaccination every year, but the puppy actually needs vaccination more. Vaccination of puppies can help dogs live a healthier life.
Puppies need to be vaccinated with a series of vaccines to protect them from infectious diseases, which may spread rapidly between dogs or be infected while playing outdoors.
"booster vaccine" for puppy vaccination
Strengthening vaccination can help your puppy build or "enhance" their immune system. Usually, puppies are vaccinated for the first time when they are 6-8 weeks old, and then injected every 3-4 weeks until they are 20 weeks old. The vaccine your puppy receives at each appointment depends on the size of your dog, local laws and risk factors based on location and lifestyle.
Second, the key points of puppy vaccination
1. Small and miniature dogs may be vaccinated less at each visit, so they will visit more frequently.
2. Some states or counties require pets to be vaccinated against rabies at a certain age, and the specific requirements vary from region to region.
3. Some risk factors (such as boarding, grooming and contact with ticks) will affect vaccination recommendations, which may include: dog cough vaccine, dog flu vaccine or Lyme disease vaccine. Your veterinarian will help you decide which vaccine is best for your puppy.
4. In the process of waiting for the maternal antibody to dissipate, it is necessary to vaccinate repeatedly to provide the puppies with the necessary time to respond to the vaccine and establish their own immune system.