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Will a 7 in 1 vaccine shot hurt a thirteen year old dog that has not been previously vaccinated?
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∙ 11y ago
Usually you will be ok as long as you dog is currently in good health. I would contact your vet though to discuss what the 7 vaccines are and if they will have any interaction with any medication you dog is currently on (if any)
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