Friends who raise dogs all know that dogs must be vaccinated, because vaccination can not only protect the health of the dogs and enhance their own immunity, but also prevent dogs from spreading some diseases to humans. Therefore, vaccination is ben...
Friends who raise dogs all know that dogs must be vaccinated, because vaccination can not only protect the health of the dogs and enhance their own immunity, but also prevent dogs from spreading some diseases to humans. Therefore, vaccination is beneficial to both humans and dogs. But not every time you receive a vaccine, you will succeed. Sometimes dogs get vaccinated but still get infectious diseases. This is the failure to get vaccinated. The reasons for the failure of dog vaccination are revealed, owners should not panic! Let’s take a look together below.
I was vaccinated with rabies but died of rabies. Who will blame this? Now parents who raise dogs know that dogs need to be vaccinated, but whether the vaccine can be successfully vaccinated depends on many factors, such as the quality of the vaccine, the route or procedure of vaccination, and the immunity of the dog's body. So today we will take a look at what are the specific reasons for the failure of dog vaccines.
1. Nutritional factors
After the dog is vaccinated, antigens will enter the body and produce different levels of immune responses, but this requires certain nutrients to lay the groundwork. Therefore, if the dog lacks or lacks nutrients in its body, especially when vitamins A, D, B, E, various trace elements and full-valent proteins are lacking, your e-antibody will not be able to quickly generate the amount you should have, which will lead to stagnation of the immune response or a decrease in the immune response ability. This will directly lead to immune failure.
2. Genetic factors
The immune response of the dog's body to vaccination will be controlled by genetic factors to a certain extent. In addition, there are many types of dogs, and there are corresponding differences in vaccine responses. This means that the same vaccine will have different reactions when applied to different dogs. Some dogs may be vaccinated successfully, while some dogs may be vaccinated successfully.
3. Antibody factors
This is one of the most common causes of vaccination failure. Maternal antibodies are antibodies that protect puppies from infectious diseases in the early stages. However, each dog has different individual immune responses, and the vaccines used are not the same, so the success rate for vaccination is also different.
Through the article, I believe everyone understands what causes dogs to fail to get vaccinated. Therefore, before receiving the vaccine, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination, and try to eliminate the factors mentioned above that lead to vaccine failure.
