If the dog's injection site becomes swollen, it may be that the injection is not inserted completely
Basically all drugs have a certain degree of weak toxicity, so we have always emphasized that vaccination of dogs should be done when the dog is in good health. Of course, we must also pay attention to the fact that due to individual differences in dogs and the way in which vaccines are administered, certain adverse phenomena may occur in dogs. For example, after a dog is vaccinated, his energy level will be a little low. This is a normal phenomenon and will generally improve in a few days. In addition, some dogs will have other related problems after being vaccinated.
1. Packing at the injection site
General dogs A bag that appears after the vaccine is caused by incorrect injection of the injection. However, this problem is not big. We can use a hair dryer to blow around the bag for a while, or apply a warm towel on the bag to speed up the absorption of the medicine. After a period of time, the bag will gradually disappear.
2. Suppuration at the injection site
This situation is common The probability of occurrence is relatively low, because this is usually caused by failure to do a good job of disinfection before injection. However, when injections are generally performed in hospitals, doctors will wipe the area to be injected with an alcohol cotton ball before injecting. Therefore, this situation mostly happens to owners who vaccinate their dogs themselves.
It is normal for some dogs to be in poor spirits after receiving vaccines
3. Partial hair loss
Some dogs will experience partial hair loss after being vaccinated. This may be because the needle punctures the blood vessels during the injection, causing embolism. , the long-term insufficient blood supply to the hair follicles will lead to hair loss in this area.
4. Low energy
Some dogs are There will be no adverse reactions after vaccination, but dogs with some mechanical biases will experience poor energy and loss of appetite. Generally speaking, this situation is relatively normal. After all, the vaccine itself is a A virus, more or less, will have a certain effect on the dog's body. However, this situation will generally improve after 2-3 days. If the dog is sluggish for several days in a row, it is best to take the dog to the hospital for a check-up.
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