Vaccination is an important part of preventing dog diseases. Nowadays, more and more diseases are found in dogs, and vaccines can enable dogs to produce antibodies and resist various diseases. I believe that many owners will not know how to get the...
Vaccination is an important part of preventing dog diseases. Nowadays, more and more diseases are found in dogs, and vaccines can enable dogs to produce antibodies and resist various diseases. I believe that many owners will not know how to get the dog's vaccine at the beginning. Generally speaking, puppies need to get three vaccinations shortly after they are born, and each time will be a period of time. When the dog becomes an adult, the owner still needs to continue to take the dog to receive some vaccinations. So do you know which of the dog vaccines are the core vaccines?
Core vaccines for dogs
1. Rabies vaccine
Rabies is a deadly viral disease that is 100% dead after onset. Not only will it harm dogs, but it will also be transmitted to humans through saliva. The virus can attack the nervous system of dogs and humans, causing symptoms such as epilepsy and confusion in consciousness.
2. Canine distemper vaccine
Canine distemper is also a fatal viral disease that affects the dog's respiratory tract, gastrointestinal and nervous system.
3. Adenovirus vaccine
This vaccine can prevent adenoviruses of type 1 and type 2. Type 1 adenovirus can cause infectious hepatitis to dogs. This hepatitis is a viral disease that can endanger the dog's dirty and other organs and can be fatal in severe cases. Type 2 adenovirus can cause respiratory diseases and is also one of the causes of kennel cough.
4. The parvovirus vaccine
canine parvovirus can cause severe diarrhea and vomiting to dogs, which is a fatal viral disease.
The vaccines that dogs usually come into contact with in China are four core vaccines, plus parainfluenza vaccines and leptospirosis vaccines, so most of the vaccinations are four-linked, six-linked and eight-linked. The four-couple includes canine distemper, canine parvovirus, canine parafluenza, and canine adenovirus. During the puppy period, dogs must be vaccinated and dewormed in the eighth, twelfth and 16th weeks respectively. Pet doctors will judge whether to receive the four-couple and rabies vaccine at the same time based on the dog's immunity. When the owner vaccinates the dog, it is best to go to a regular clinic and hospital to prevent some improper vaccines from being injected into the dog, causing more harm.
