Title: Understanding Dog Vaccinations | Jeffers Blogs
Headings: Understanding Dog Vaccinations
Understanding Dog Vaccinations
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5-Way Vaccines (Basic Protection or Core Vaccines)
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6-Way Vaccines
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7-Way/9-Way Vaccines
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8-Way/10-Way Vaccines
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Parvo
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Kennel Cough
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Rabies
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Dog Vaccinations Summary
5-way shot (sometimes called the puppy shot) includes:
6-way shot includes:
9-way shot includes:
10-way shot includes:
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Content: Many veterinarians are recommending that breeders give their puppies a parvo only vaccine at 4 weeks of age. The reason for this is because we have no way of knowing which puppies in the litter were “piggies” and received more of the colostrum and which did not. Those pups that did not receive as much colostrum will have an immune system that is getting weaker every day and will truly benefit from the vaccine, while the puppies that received more of the colostrum don’t really need the vaccine, but it won’t hurt them. Even a puppy that has received all recommended shots and is fully vaccinated is still developing their immune system. Shop Parvo Vaccines
Kennel Cough
We also have intranasal vaccines for kennel cough which includes the Bordetella Bronchiseptica vaccine. Kennel Cough vaccines are recommended if the dog leaves the house (i.e. training classes, dog parks, PetSmart, or anywhere). It’s not only for boarded and show dogs anymore. Intranasal vaccines are administered via a syringe or bulb to expel the vaccine into each nostril. Shop Kennel Cough Vaccines
Rabies
Rabies is a viral disease that causes acute inflammation of the brain in humans and other warm-blooded animals. Rabies vaccines should be administered at 3 months of age.