Has the dog been vaccinated? Rabies vaccine in the animal body to produce antibodies, and play a preventive role is not permanent, usually 2-3 weeks after the vaccine will produce antibodies, about a year will be ineffective. Therefore, the need for annual rabies vaccination for pets; according to relevant survey data, most of the rabies is not injected rabies vaccine dogs, generally through saliva, blood, or eating rabid meat transmission infection; mortality rate of infection is almost close to 100%, and there is no effective program for the treatment of rabies, so the pet dog needs to be vaccinated every year?

Do pet dogs need annual vaccinations?

This is because the period of vaccination given to a dog depends on the prevalence of the infectious disease, the components of the vaccine, as well as the individual dog and local regulations. The component of the vaccine with the shortest duration determines how long it will be effective.

　　That said, each dog is different individually, infectious diseases vary from place to place, and in addition vaccines have expiration dates! In order to ensure that you keep your dog free from relevant infectious diseases, it is natural to get regular vaccinations.

That’s now the common international standard, which is to give your dog a core vaccine.

Core vaccines, i.e. Canine IV + Rabies. These vaccines, as a rule, need to be repeated every 3 years.

However, since the incidence of distemper or canine microtubers is much lower in developed countries than in ours, and in order to make sure that, in this country, your dog is not at risk of contracting the relevant germs, we usually recommend that, in this country, you repeat your dog’s core canine vaccines, i.e., Canine Quadruple Vaccine + Rabies Vaccine, on a yearly basis.

Who doesn’t want their fur kids to be disease-free?

Then, to prevent them from getting sick, we still recommend that parents, vaccinate them annually!

Tip:

Basic immunizations and annual boosters are important to maintain your dog’s immunity.

Immunization certificates contain important vaccination information and should be kept in a safe place and brought with you when you get vaccinated.

Seek prompt medical attention at an animal hospital for any abnormalities in your dog.