Veterinary doctor Adriana González points out that by vaccinating pets we protect them against several diseases that mostly lead to death if they are not treated in time. “Your dog is not the only one who benefits from vaccination, all the dogs with which he maintains direct and indirect contact as well as the people around him will also benefit.”
January 25, 2024 – 02:00
“Some of the diseases transmitted between dogs can be so serious that they can put your pet’s own life at risk. The more dogs there are vaccinated, the lower the risk of spreading the virus among the population,” emphasizes veterinarian Adriana González.
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The professional also says that some vaccines prevent the dog from getting sick and others protect them from more serious diseases if they become infected.
When should vaccines be applied?
In dogs, vaccination generally begins at 45 days, with a vaccine that provides protection against 6 or 7 diseases, including distemper, parvovirus, leptospirosis, which are some of the most common in our country, but it always depends on the criteria of the dog. doctor, the area in which the animal is located, its immunity status, etc. It could also be after 30 days, always with prior administration of an antiparasitic. Then the anti-rabies vaccine is applied and there are other optional vaccines such as the kennel cough, giardia or tetanus vaccine, explains the professional.
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Adriana González, veterinary doctor.
2024-01-25 05:00:00
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