What are the effects of not vaccinating your dog? Dogs that are not vaccinated are susceptible to infectious diseases such as microcephaly, distemper, and canine infectious hepatitis. Of these, microcephaly has a high mortality rate, especially in puppies or dogs of low weight. Without vaccination, dogs are also susceptible to rabies, which can be life-threatening for both humans and animals. Dogs over 48 days of age can be brought to the veterinary hospital for vaccination against infectious diseases. At present, vaccination against infectious diseases on time is the best way to prevent infectious diseases, and the first year of immunization requires three consecutive injections, each 21 days apart. Another rabies vaccination is required.
