After a month and a half of birth, owners should take their dogs to get vaccinated, so that they can have resistance and grow up healthy. However, many owners have reported that their dogs have had allergic reactions to the vaccines not long after they were administered. The main factors that trigger dog vaccine allergies are the pet’s own factors, vaccine factors, and operational factors. A pet’s own factors: 1. Dogs belong to the allergic constitution. This type of dog, the owner in its vaccination, must be through the consultation screening: new dog breeding time, disease history, food and drug allergy history, deworming, the last vaccination situation, etc. 2. dog mental state nervous anxiety. The doctor should wait for the pet to calm down and ask if it has just experienced high temperature, transportation and other stressful situations before vaccination. 3. Latent infection. The owner can conduct sufficient clinical examination to exclude the possibility of latent infection. 2. Vaccine factors: 1. The owner does not choose vaccines with national approval numbers, sold with vaccine business qualification and guaranteed by 2-8℃ cold chain, such vaccines will reduce the allergic events a lot. 2. Adjuvant is an important factor causing allergy, the owner should choose vaccines without adjuvant, which can greatly reduce the occurrence of allergy. 3. Some vaccines, use antibiotics as preservatives, but antibiotics are also allergens. Owners should choose vaccines without antibiotics, which can avoid the occurrence of allergies. Specific instructions are indicated. Third, operational factors: 1. pets are not adequately examined before vaccination. 2. refrigerated vaccines, the temperature is low, which is a cold stress to the animal. Especially inactivated vaccine, so it must be warmed back to 15-25℃ before injection. The vaccine can be rewarmed by holding the vaccine in your hand for about 5 minutes. 3. Wipe the injection site without wringing the alcohol cotton for disinfection, you should wring the alcohol cotton before wiping, wait for the alcohol to evaporate completely and inject the vaccine, which can avoid the alcohol to affect the vaccine effect and reduce the pain of the injection site. 4. After vaccination, there is no observation for 20-30 minutes. 5. Puppies who are vaccinated for the first time, before the vaccine produces protection (about 14 days), there Bathing, going out to contact other dog situation, was infected, so the infected dog, when vaccinated again, appeared signs of disease. What should I do if my dog is allergic? Respond by situation. General allergic type mostly develops about 10 minutes after injection, and the main clinical manifestations are mental depression, dull gaze, slow reflection, limb weakness, weak action, and deep and slow breathing. For the general allergic type: Generally, there is no need to administer medication, and it can return to normal after 1 hour. The main clinical symptoms are elevated body temperature, rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, nervousness followed by depression, dull gaze, disheveled coat, cold nose, weak neck, unstable limbs in a crawling position, and critical condition. Response: For the severely allergic type: desensitization therapy as soon as possible, subcutaneous injection of 1 ml of paracetamol injection and intravenous drip of 10% calcium gluconate (10 ml per kg body weight) in dogs can be relieved after 20 minutes, otherwise, paracetamol injection can be repeated until symptoms are relieved. Can I still get vaccinated if I am allergic to vaccines? Vaccination for immunization is a must. Not vaccinating certain infectious diseases can be fatal for a defenseless pet. If your beloved pet reacts greatly to a certain vaccine, let him change to another brand of vaccine the next time you go to the doctor. It is best to stay in the hospital for about ten minutes after the dog is vaccinated, so that even if the dog has an allergic reaction, we can let the doctor handle the dog in time to ensure the dog’s safety. 2. Try to choose imported vaccines, not that the domestic ones are bad, but many domestic vaccines have a higher allergy rate compared to some good imported vaccines, and the immunization effect is not ideal. 3. Make sure your dog is healthy before vaccination, if your dog has a runny nose, vomiting and diarrhea, make sure you have consulted your doctor before vaccination.
