Make Sure You Dog Has Check Ups And Vaccinations
A healthy dog is one who has regular check ups and receives needed vaccinations against rabies and distemper as well as heartworm prevention. People do not realize that just like babies, dogs also need to have their first shots at a young age. After the first shot, they need regular vaccinations to ensure they stay healthy and free from diseases that can infect and kill them.
If you have a regular veterinarian, they will inform you when vaccinations are required and what tests may be needed. If your dog shows signs of problems, you need to have a check up to see what the problem might be and what is causing it to happen. The earlier you take your dog to the vet, the better the chances of a full recovery from whatever is ailing them.
In some case, we forget about vaccinations and we should have a calendar to remind us of the necessary times and dates that they are required. This is vital to our dog’s health. If they would have an encounter with a rabid animal, they to could become infected and the result would be death. No to mention the fact they could infect us and other animals as well.
If you practice proper care of your dogs, you can ensure them a healthy life without to many problems. Keep in mind; if you suspect a health problem such as diarrhea, depression, loss of appetite, decreased urination or increased thirst, you need to have immediate medical care to have tests done to find the problem before it becomes severe. In most cases, dogs do respond to treatments if treated early.
Keep your dog happy and healthy just as you would yourself. Proper hygiene, vaccinations, diet and exercise are just as important to your dog’s health as it is to your health. Veterinarian’s are there to help your pets and they will be happy to answer any questions you might have about your cherished little dog as well. They may even have some suggestions for proper diet, supplements, grooming and bathing tips. If you love your dog as much as I love mine, you want them to live forever, or as long as they can.
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