Title: How to Give Your Puppy Shots at Home | Bully Max
Headings: How to Give Your Puppy Shots at Home
How to Give Your Puppy Shots at Home
What you will need
TOTAL COST: $12.00
Storing and transporting your vaccines:
Preparation:
Where to give your dog their shot:
How to give your dog their shot:
Preparing the vaccination
Administering the vaccine
How often do I give my dog vaccines?
Additional questions?

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Bonnie Gutierrez • 3 years ago
I gave my puppy her 2nd shot but Idk if any stayed in the liquid just came right back out should I give another?or just wait for her 3rd shot? see more
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Carla Oates Bonnie Gutierrez • a year ago
Should be fine
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Nicole • 3 years ago
Can you give this same vaccine for all future boosters or do you need to use another vaccine? I was reading somewhere that you have to use a 6 way for the booster after this one and then a 9 way for the final booster until the 1 year. see more
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Roni Wertz • 4 years ago
Can I do my dogs rabies shots? see more
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Daniell Daley Roni Wertz • 3 years ago
Ya you can it just won't be recognized by law enforcement and vets you would still have to go to the vet to get one administered if they bite someone. It also depends what state and state laws like ohio isn't required to get rabies shots so you Could give at home for peice of mind but any state that's mandatory has to be done by a vet to be recognized as gotten the rabies shot
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Coralyn Lawrence Roni Wertz • 4 years ago
No I was told a veterinarian has to administer that n they give u a certificate
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R L Coralyn Lawrence • 2 years ago • edited
Rabies is the only one we need to be “certified” in my state - all others I do myself (as I think it’s a huge waste of $ for a vet to do this) and record the date, vaccine type, and lot# as their shot records - everyone (vet, kennels, etc) has been ok with that here. I also buy Ivermectin liquid and put 0.1 cc/10# in their food each month for heartworm - $40 vial lasts a few years. see more
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Mike Raskin • 4 years ago
That method would not work on my dog. a Pit who is over sensitive to pain on her neck. Her skin was caught in a collar as a pup.