When Do Huskies Get Vaccines?

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Huskies generally start to receive the first dose of infectious disease vaccine two months after birth, and then receive the second dose of infectious disease vaccine at an interval of 21-28 days, and then receive the third dose of infectious disease vaccine at the same interval. One week later, a rabies vaccine is given. After adulthood, huskies should be vaccinated against rabies and infectious diseases every year.

Things to pay attention to when huskies are vaccinated:

1. The dog just bought can be vaccinated. For a newly bought pet dog, it should be fed for about a week. Wait for the dog to eat and defecate stably before going to the pet hospital to check to see if it is suitable for vaccination. Only healthy dogs can be vaccinated.

2. The injection of the vaccine needs to have a certain continuity. If you are sure to vaccinate your dog, it is necessary to vaccinate every year, and generally speaking, the next year's vaccination should be half a month to one month earlier than the previous year's injection time, so as to avoid accidents when the vaccine is about to expire.

3. If the dog is sick, the vaccination should be postponed. If the dog is sick when it is time to be vaccinated, it is not suitable to vaccinate at this time, otherwise it will hurt it. Symptomatic treatment should be given first, and the body should be recuperated before injection.

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