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When should I get my puppy or dog vaccinated?
Pets should receive a ‘primary’ vaccination course early in life, followed by ‘booster’ vaccinations throughout their life.
The primary vaccination course for dogs varies with the type of vaccine used. The first vaccine can sometimes be given as young as six weeks of age, with the second usually given two to four weeks later.
Booster vaccinations are needed because the body’s immune response gradually fades over time. They are often given every year, depending on the vaccine.
Ask your vet when it is best to vaccinate your puppy or dog.
More about vaccinations here>>http://www.pdsa.org.uk/pet-health-advice/puppies-and-dogs/health
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