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Do you have to wait for parvo to clear in your dog before vaccination?
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∙ 14y ago
yes you should wait, though many vets aren't certain if vaccination after the puppy has had parvo will help. Once it has parvo once the antibodies in it are still present and working, its kind of like the chicken pox, though their are different strains of the disease. Talk to your vet before making any decisions
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