It is recommended that full-month puppies be dewormed first and then vaccinated. Generally, internal and external deworming can be done when the puppy is one month old, but it is necessary to choose low-toxic deworming drugs to avoid symptoms such as vomiting or diarrhea. When the puppy is about 45 days old, the infectious vaccine can be injected according to the vaccine injection process. In the first year of vaccination, three injections to prevent infectious diseases and one injection to prevent rabies are required. During the injection, it is necessary to ensure that the puppy reaches the weight limit and is in good health. state.
1. Precautions for vaccination of full-month puppies
If the full-month puppy is in good health, the first injection can be given after 50 days, and the next injection will be given every 20 days. There are 3 injections in total, and you can get one injection every year from now on; you should get rabies vaccine after 3 months, and then you should get one injection every year. Generally, pet hospitals will inform owners of vaccinations one month in advance, so rabies vaccines and vaccinations should be continued around 11 months. The specific vaccines should follow the doctor's advice and can only be administered to dogs. Vaccination should be done when the dog is healthy, and the puppy's resistance is relatively low. It is best not to let the puppy go out before being vaccinated.
2. Precautions for deworming full-moon puppies
Generally, dogs should be dewormed internally and externally every month when they are 2-12 months old, and externally dewormed every month for dogs over 12 months old. , internal deworming every three months is the most effective. During the deworming process, attention should be paid to, first of all, deworming is not recommended for dogs under 2 months old due to their light weight, otherwise it may cause the dog to Serious adverse drug reactions occur. Secondly, it is not recommended to bathe dogs for 7 days before and after external deworming.