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Article Overview: How many vaccinations does a dog actually need? Every dog owner inevitably has to take their dog for vaccinations, so today we’ll discuss how many times a dog needs to be vaccinated each year and how many types of dog vaccines there are.
No matter what, dogs can’t avoid getting vaccinated, so as responsible pet owners, we need to be familiar with their vaccination schedule and related information. Today, we’ll discuss how many times a dog needs to be vaccinated each year.
Actually, dogs don’t need that many vaccinations. If you list them out carefully, there are really only a few: the 6-in-1 vaccine, the rabies vaccine, and the 8-in-1 vaccine. These vaccines should be administered between the time a puppy is born and when it is 3 or 4 months old. After that, they only need an annual booster shot to maintain immunity (this is something owners often forget or overlook).
Vaccination Schedule
7–8 weeks of age — First 6-in-1 vaccination; 11–12 weeks of age — Second 8-in-1 vaccination; 14–15 weeks of age — Third vaccination.
Octaval vaccine + rabies vaccine injection
Vaccination schedules vary from owner to owner. Some owners administer a 2-in-1 vaccine (distemper and parvovirus) for the first shot, a 4-in-1 vaccine (distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, and infectious hepatitis) for the second, and an 8-in-1 vaccine for the third. Generally, puppies have already received two vaccinations by the time you bring them home. Before purchasing, you can ask the breeder or seller about the puppy’s vaccination history. If you’re unsure, simply administer the 8-in-1 vaccine plus the rabies vaccine.Do not rush to vaccinate a puppy that has just arrived home; wait until the puppy has settled in before getting the shots.
Are there any precautions I should take when getting vaccinated?
Before the injection, you should take your puppy’s temperature; the vaccine should only be administered when the puppy is in excellent health. Check whether the vaccine has expired, whether it is imported, and whether the nurse has administered the entire dose. The clinic should provide a vaccination record and inform you of the date for the next shot. In the Shanghai area, the price of each dose of imported vaccine is approximately 100 yuan.
Why do I need to get a booster shot every year even after I’ve completed the vaccination series?
The rabies vaccine is intended for healthy dogs, cats, and other animals to prevent rabies. Puppies and kittens over three months of age should receive a single dose. In China, the recommended immunity period is one year, after which a booster shot should be administered annually. If a dog does not receive a booster shot after one year, its immunity will wane. As the dog ages, the interval between vaccinations should be slightly shortened to prevent the immunity from fading.
What are the six components of the hexavalent vaccine, and what is the octavalent vaccine?
The 6-in-1 vaccine protects against six canine diseases: distemper, parvovirus, leptospirosis, infectious hepatitis, infectious tracheobronchitis, and parainfluenza. Since these diseases are difficult to treat and incur high medical costs once contracted, it is essential to have your dog vaccinated promptly. The 8-in-1 vaccine provides protection against the six diseases listed above, plus canine adenovirus and coronavirus.
Domestic vaccines and foreign vaccines
Dog vaccines are categorized into domestic and imported varieties. Domestic vaccines are very inexpensive, while imported ones tend to be slightly more expensive. When you visit a veterinary clinic, they usually offer imported vaccines because many domestic vaccines contain counterfeit ingredients. Even if you purchase an imported vaccine, you should scan its QR code with your phone first to verify its authenticity. (This advice also applies to tomorrow’s Double Eleven shopping festival!)
When it comes to domestic vaccines, everyone is surely familiar with the recent case of counterfeit rabies vaccines in Changchun.Rabies has an extremely high fatality rate, yet some companies continue to flout regulations and produce counterfeit vaccines in pursuit of exorbitant profits. While those caught are dealt with, many others continue to engage in counterfeiting for the sake of profit. Therefore, one must exercise extreme caution when getting vaccinated—don’t waste your money on counterfeit products. Losing money is a minor issue; the greater concern is the harm it can cause to your health.
Vaccines are not the same as medication, and getting vaccinated does not mean you are completely immune to all diseases. Therefore, when getting vaccinated, it is essential to choose a reputable provider—not only will the prices be more reasonable, but the quality of the vaccines will also be better assured. Parents who remain concerned after their child has been vaccinated can also have their child’s antibody levels tested.