Dog vaccinations: schedule and necessary types
Vaccinations protect the dog from fatal diseases such as parvo and rabies. Adherence to the schedule is the difference between simple prevention and expensive treatment.
Basic vaccinations
It starts at 6-8 weeks of age and is repeated every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks.
- Parvo and syphilis
- Liver and canine influenza
- Prices according to the law
Elective vaccinations
Described according to the risk of exposure, such as leucospora or influenza.
- By region
- By contact with other dogs
- By travel
Before vaccination
A sick dog or one infected with parasites must be treated first.
- Make sure it is free of worms
- Take temperature
- Respect dosing times
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does vaccination cause lethargy?
A slight lethargy may occur for a day.
Do I need an annual dose?
Yes for most basic vaccinations.
Conclusion
Daily exercise, proper nutrition, and adherence to vaccinations are the pillars of dog care. Do not hesitate to consult a doctor if you have any unusual symptoms.
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This article is for general guidance and does not replace consulting a specialist veterinarian.