Dogs can be vaccinated one week after they recover from a cold

Vaccines are called antigens in biology. They enter the dog’s body to stimulate the dog’s immune system and then produce antibodies to fight the virus; while dogs have just had a cold When recovering, the resistance is still relatively weak. Injecting the vaccine at this time may cause the recurrence of colds and affect the immune effect. The dog should be observed for two weeks, during which the dog has no cold symptoms, and the appetite and spirit are normal before injecting the vaccine.

What you should pay attention to after your dog recovers from a cold

1. Supplement the nutrients your body needs

You should pay attention to a balanced diet and choose nutritious dog food or dog food that your dog likes. Canned foods, meats with high protein content, and appropriate amounts of fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, such as apples, pears, etc., can supplement the nutrients needed by the body. Do not feed foods high in oil and salt.

2. Guide the dog to exercise

Find ways to encourage the dog to exercise. You can take it to climb stairs or tease it with toys at home. Through exercise, you can enhance your physical fitness and replenish the water the body needs in a timely manner.

3. Dry promptly after bathing

After bathing, you should use hot air to help dry as soon as possible to avoid cold wind and cold.

4. Pay attention to keeping warm and cold-proof

Do not take your dog out on windy or rainy days; in addition, blankets and warm cushions should be added to the kennel in time, and the kennel should be moved to a place where the wind cannot blow.