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What can be done to reduce massive swelling at an adult dog's DHLPP vaccination site?
When the vaccine is administered it is done sub-q or under the skin. This results in about a quarter sized bump that remains until the dogs body absorbs the vaccine. If swelling is more than this the dog can be given a benadryl in case of allergic reaction but a vet should be consulted so he knows that there was a problem.
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Do you need to be licensed to give DHLPP shots to other peoples dogs?
Yes, you do need to be licensed.
Explain what a dhlpp booster is for dogs?
it is a combination of 5 other vaccine its really good for the dog
What does DHLPP stand for?
The vaccine against distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza and parvovirus that is given to 1 year old puppies and dogs each year after.
What are the side effects for DHLPP-CV Booster?
The DHLPP-CV is given to prevent the deadly disease parvo. Side effects from the immunization can include redness and heat at the injection site, nausea, vomiting and lethargy. If these symptoms persist for more than 24 hours, seek the advice of your vet.
Can a annual rabies shot or DHLPP vaccine cause your 13 lb shitzu the shake or shiver?
yes little overdose but will be fine in a couple hours
What shots do I need to get for my dog before I have her boarded?
This usually depends on both the kennel and the area in which you live. However, almost all kennels require the Bordetella or "Kennel Cough" vaccine, the rabies vaccine and DHLPP and Corona vaccines. Be sure to inquire at the particular boarder in order to know how recent the vaccinations must be.
How many times a year should your dog be flead?
The current accepted protocol in all veterinary colleges in the USA is once every 3 years for the general DHLPP vaccine. For rabies, in most states it is also 3 years but you would need to check with your local and state laws as some states require every year. Beware of over vaccination. Most pets do not need to be revaccinated even every 3 years. For the health of your pet, request your vet do a titer instead to check the dog's level of immunity.
When should puppys have their shots?
Like all puppies, pit bull puppies should be vaccinated against parvovirus, coronavirus and distemper (it's a single shot) at 8 weeks, 12 weeks and 16 weeks of age. They should also receive their first rabies vaccination at 16 weeks of age.
How do you take care of a Yorkie Poo?
Step 1Yorkie poos should be fed 3 times a day until they are 6 months of age. After 6 months, feedings should be cut back to twice a day. Feed according to your dog's weight and the instructions on thedog food bag. The bigger the dog, the more they will eat.Step 2Walk your Yorkie poo at least 3 times a week. Because of their small size, daily walks are not necessary, but a Yorkie poo is easily excitable and will often be full of energy. They make great apartment dogs, but they will require a lot of personal attention to be happy.Step 3Brush or comb your Yorkie poo daily. The coat may resemble a terrier's or a poodle's, so grooming tips may vary. Unless you are a groomer, you will need to visit a groomer regularly to care for your Yorkie poo's coat. At the minimum, they will require a quick comb out every day.Step 4Give vaccinations according to schedule. Puppies should receive their first DHLPP vaccine (distemper and parvo) between 6 to 8 weeks of age. They should receive additional boosters every 2 to 3 weeks until 4 have been given. After that, your pup will need a yearly booster vaccine.Step 5The Yorkie poo should be dewormed at least twice as a puppy, 2 weeks apart. Test the dog for parasites yearly at the veterinarian's office and treat as needed. It is fairly easy for dogs to contract parasites. Warning signs will be diarrhea and upset stomach.Step 6Feed your Yorkie Poo warm milk and honey if he gets stressed or overexcited. It is a trait of small dogs to become stressed and hyper, and this mixture will calm them. Also, try Happy Traveler Pet Treatment with Kava. Kava is known for its calming effect.
How should one take care of a yorkie puppy?
Step 1Yorkie poos should be fed 3 times a day until they are 6 months of age. After 6 months, feedings should be cut back to twice a day. Feed according to your dog's weight and the instructions on thedog food bag. The bigger the dog, the more they will eat.Step 2Walk your Yorkie poo at least 3 times a week. Because of their small size, daily walks are not necessary, but a Yorkie poo is easily excitable and will often be full of energy. They make great apartment dogs, but they will require a lot of personal attention to be happy.Step 3Brush or comb your Yorkie poo daily. The coat may resemble a terrier's or a poodle's, so grooming tips may vary. Unless you are a groomer, you will need to visit a groomer regularly to care for your Yorkie poo's coat. At the minimum, they will require a quick comb out every day.Step 4Give vaccinations according to schedule. Puppies should receive their first DHLPP vaccine (distemper and parvo) between 6 to 8 weeks of age. They should receive additional boosters every 2 to 3 weeks until 4 have been given. After that, your pup will need a yearly booster vaccine.Step 5The Yorkie poo should be dewormed at least twice as a puppy, 2 weeks apart. Test the dog for parasites yearly at the veterinarian's office and treat as needed. It is fairly easy for dogs to contract parasites. Warning signs will be diarrhea and upset stomach.Step 6Feed your Yorkie Poo warm milk and honey if he gets stressed or overexcited. It is a trait of small dogs to become stressed and hyper, and this mixture will calm them. Also, try Happy Traveler Pet Treatment with Kava. Kava is known for its calming effect.
