Scheduled vet visit for vaccination
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Are you taking your dog to a vet according to its scheduled vaccination? Is scheduled vaccination so important to your pet?
What happens if you don’t follow vaccinations for your pets?
What happens if a scheduled vaccination is delayed?
In this article we are going to share the importance of vaccination to your pet and also we are going to compare the disease occurrence percentage in vaccinated and unvaccinated animals so without delay let’s get started. Before we get started about the vaccination we should know that vaccination is given only to the healthy animals which have a less worm burden so
What does vaccination mean and how does it protect from infection
what does vaccination mean
Vaccination is the administration of antigenic material (a vaccine) to stimulate an individual’s immune system to develop adaptive immunity to a pathogen. This means a weakened antigen or pathogen is injected into the dog’s body so that there is the production of antibodies against the specific antigen and these antibodies and stored in their bloodstream for a specific time and it protects the animalsfrom getting infected.
How long does the vaccine protect the animal from infection?
Most of the vaccines normally protect the animal around 1 year and then a regular annual dose is required. Generally, a booster dose is given within a month during its primary vaccination.
Scheduled Vet Visit for Vaccination
Vaccinated Vs Unvaccinated
Let’s check on the following data comparison between a vaccinated and unvaccinated animal occurrence of diseases
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I think it’s clear that the question “Is scheduled vaccination so crucial to your pet?” But what about “Scheduled vaccination so crucial to your pet?”
Is scheduled vaccination so crucial to your pet?
yes, scheduled vaccination is as much as important as primary vaccination, many pet parents take the pets to the clinic for primary vaccination and they forget about the regular vaccination,
The memory of antibody reserves produced by primary doses of vaccine tends to decline over a period of time and needs to be boosted again.
Does the question now arise what if a scheduled vaccination is delayed?
As the time progresses the titer of antibodies reduce in blood, so again primary dose and a booster dose is administered within a month of the gap and regular dose given annually
In this article we are concentrated on dog vaccination the other vaccination schedule is being posted in other articles, if you are looking for other vaccination schedules please search your requirement in the search bar if not u need for other animals please do comment, we will update as per your request.
Vaccination Schedule Of Dog
| Diseases | Primary dose | | dose |
| Rabies | 12 to 16 weeks | 3 to 4 weeks after primary vaccination | annually |
| Canine Distemper | 6 to 7 weeks | 3 to 4 weeks after primary vaccination | Annually |
| Parvovirus | 6 to 7 weeks | 3 to 4 weeks after primary vaccination | Annually |
| Leptospirosis | 6 to 7 weeks | 3 to 4 weeks after primary vaccination | Annually |
| Infectious canine hepatitis | 6 to 7 weeks | 3 to 4 weeks after primary vaccination | Annually |
Combined Vaccination Schedule:-
In this new era of technology and high development of Biotechnology, there are combinations of antigens of different viruses into a single Vaccination. So, most of the veterinarians use this vaccine & the schedule of combined vaccination is as follows
| Disease | Primary | Booster | Regular |
| 1) Rabies | 12-16 weeks | 3-4 wks after primary vaccination | annually |
| 2) Combined Vaccine (Canine Distemper, Parvo Virus, Leptospira, Infectious Canine hepatitis | 6 weeks | 3-4 wks after primary vaccination | annually |
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Conclusion
I guess the majority of you people go for a scheduled visit with your pet, isn’t it?
If you would like to share the veterinary clinic you visit with trust for your regular dose of vaccination u could suggest to others about the clinic, please comment below and make other dogs healthier.
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