Important knowledge about vaccination from dogs?

The vaccination plan for dogs should be carried out according to the advice of the veterinarian. Different regions and dog breeds may have different vaccine requirements. Dogs usually start receiving the first shot at 6-8 weeks and then follow up vaccination according to the veterinary guidance. The vaccination intervals may vary between different vaccines. The veterinarian will tell you when to get the next shot. Common dog vaccines include canine distemper, canine distemper virus, canine infectious hepatitis and rabies. Understand the type and function of the vaccine according to the veterinary advice. After vaccination, the dog may experience some side effects, such as swelling, fever, and loss of appetite at the injection site. If there is a serious reaction, contact the veterinarian in time. After the vaccine is injected, it takes a certain amount of time for the dog to build immunity. During this time, avoid contacting dogs with infectious diseases. Remind yourself regularly or set reminder functions to ensure that your dog is vaccinated on time. This helps keep your dog immunity.