Puppy Care Info - Tips and Advice for Raising Your Puppy |
Posted: 03 Sep 2010 09:36 AM PDT Puppy shots are an important part of ensuring your puppy grows up healthy and strong. Most veterinarians recommend a series of puppy shots beginning between 5-8 weeks old when maternal antibodies begin to wear off. Vaccines are important because they help to prevent common illnesses, such as distemper and Canine Parvovirus. Most cities and states have laws in effect that require dog owners to have their dogs immunized against several common, but severe viruses that effect dogs. Just like many parents believe it's important to vaccinate their children against preventable diseases, most dog-parents feel the same about vaccinating their puppies against serious illnesses. Puppy shots are crucial to your puppy's well-being. The recommended vaccination schedule begins between 5 and 8 weeks of age when the maternal antibodies supplied in the mother's milk begins to wear off. Most vaccines are given as combination vaccines that will protect your puppy against multiple viruses in one s... Keep on reading: Puppy Shots and about puppy care |
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