Immunization calendar
Dogs

Immunization calendar

Dog vaccination schedule

Dog age

Diseases for which dogs need to be vaccinated

4–6 weeks

Puppy (plague, parvovirus infection)

8–9 weeks

DHP or DHPPi + L (Lepto):

1. Complex: plague hepatitis, adenovirus parvovirus infection, additionally (possibly) parainfluenza

2. Leptospirosis

12 weeks

DHP or DHPPi + L (Lepto)+ )+ R (Rabies):

1. Complex: plague hepatitis, adenovirus parvovirus infection, additionally (possibly) parainfluenza

2. Leptospirosis

3. Rabies.

Once a year DHP or DHPPi + L (Lepto)+ )+ R (Rabies):

  • Complex: plague hepatitis, adenovirus parvovirus infection additionally (possibly) parainfluenza
  • Leptospirosis,
  • Rabies

D — plague H — hepatitis, adenovirus R — parvovirus infection Pi — parainfluenza L — leptospirosis R — rabies.

Exceptions to the rules

Sometimes the vaccination schedule for a dog can shift. As a rule, this is due to the following factors:

  1. epidemiological situation in the region. If dangerous outbreaks are observed, puppies can begin to be vaccinated at 1 month of age with special vaccines.
  2. Forced early move. In this case, the dog is vaccinated no earlier than 1 month and no later than 10 days before the trip.
  3. Puppies growing up without a mother require special attention. On the one hand, they need to improve their immunity, and on the other hand, they need to be immunized in a sparing mode. In this case, vaccination of puppies starts at 6 weeks and then is fixed at 9 or 12 weeks.

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