When should Bichon Frize puppies be vaccinated? Bichon Frize puppies can be vaccinated for the first time when they are about 50 days old, with a six-part vaccine or a seven-part vaccine, one shot every 20 days for a total of three shots, and one shot every year thereafter. Injection; rabies vaccine should be vaccinated at 3 months, and once a year thereafter. It is best to consult a veterinarian for specific vaccination details.

After the Bichon Frize puppies are born, they will bring some antibodies from the mother's body. There is no need to be vaccinated at this time, especially for the puppies who are nursing, there is no need to be vaccinated. After the dog is weaned and loses the immunity in breast milk, it is necessary to increase the dog's own resistance to various viruses through vaccination.

First of all, as long as the Bichon Frize puppies are in good health, they can get the first shot of vaccine after 50 days, and receive the six-part vaccine or the seven-part vaccine. From now on, the next injection will be given every 20 days, for a total of 3 injections, and then one injection per year.

Secondly, the rabies vaccine should be injected after 3 months, and then once a year. The immunity period of rabies vaccine and vaccine is about 11 months (imported). After the immunity period, the next shot should be injected in time. If it is a domestically produced vaccine, the immunity period is likely to be less than a year, or even only about half a year. You should follow the doctor's advice for the specific vaccine. Since puppies have relatively low immunity, it is best not to let the dog go out before being vaccinated.

Be careful when vaccinating your Bichon Frize. First of all, only healthy dogs can be vaccinated. For newly purchased Bichon Frize puppies, they should be fed for about a week. After the dog eats and defecates stably, go to the pet hospital for a check-up to see if it is suitable for vaccination. Only healthy dogs can be vaccinated. If the dog becomes sick when it is time to vaccinate, it is not suitable to vaccinate at this time, otherwise it will be harmed. Symptomatic treatment should be given first, and the body should be conditioned to recover before injection.

Secondly, vaccine injections need to have a certain continuity. If you are sure to vaccinate your dog, annual injections are necessary, and generally speaking, the vaccine for the next year should be given half a month to a month earlier than the previous year's injection to avoid accidents when the vaccine is about to expire.