Can dogs only be vaccinated against rabies?

Dogs cannot only be vaccinated against rabies. If the dog only fights rabies, it can only prevent the dog from being infected by rabies, and it cannot be immune to the infectious disease between dogs. Once it comes into contact with the source of the disease, it is likely to be infected with the infectious disease. Dogs have very weak resistance when they are young, and these infectious diseases are life-threatening to dogs. Therefore, in addition to the rabies vaccine, the dog also needs to be vaccinated against infectious diseases, which can effectively prevent the dog from being infected by infectious diseases, and the owner can safely take the dog to play.

Precautions for dog vaccination:

1. Do not vaccinate newly bought dogs. The newly bought dog is prone to stress response because it is in a brand new environment. If you take your dog for vaccination at this time, it can only be said to be beneficial and harmless, and the immunity will also decline. It is best to let the newly bought dog adapt to the environment and let it relax for about 7 days. After this time, it can be taken for vaccination.

2. To vaccinate dogs, you must choose regular medicines, and at the same time, vaccinate them under the advice of a veterinarian, and give dogs regular injections according to the efficacy of the medicine to be effective.

3. Do not replace other vaccines at will. There are actually many kinds of dog vaccines, such as 2-in-1, 3-in, 4-in, etc., and the brands of the vaccines are different. Both the third shot and the third shot are recommended to be given Intervet’s two-linked vaccine. Don’t turn it into a quadruple-linked one, or another brand’s two-linked vaccine. If you change it, the effect of the vaccine will not be maximized. If the dog grows up, his physique will be weaker. If so, it will also be infected with the virus.