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1. www.aaha.org › resources › 2022-aaha-canine-vaccination-guidelinesPostvaccination adverse events and reactions - AAHA

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   18 sie 2022 · Undesired or unexpected consequences after vaccination include failure to provide protection from disease and adverse reactions associated with vaccine administration. Failure to provide protective immunity is primarily of concern in very young or very old dogs.

2. www.greatpetcare.com › pet-vaccinations › vaccine-reactions-in-dogsVaccine Reactions in Dogs: Signs and What to Do - Great Pet Care

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   16 sty 2024 · Modern vaccines are extremely safe and effective, but dogs can still experience vaccine reactions. In almost all cases, dog vaccine reactions are mild and do not require treatment, but in very rare cases, more severe reactions can occur and require immediate medical intervention.

3. www.petmd.com › dog › general-healthWhat To Know About Possible Vaccine Reactions in Dogs

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   5 paź 2023 · Separating vaccines by at least two weeks can help reduce risk of a reaction and allows for a more controlled study as to which vaccine caused an adverse event. Overall, vaccines for dogs are safe, and the lifesaving benefit and protection outweigh the potential for a serious adverse reaction.

4. www.thedodo.com › dodowell › vaccine-reactions-in-dogsVaccine Reactions In Dogs: Side Effects You Should Know About ...

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   7 mar 2022 · Certain vaccines are a must-have for your dog, but you might be wondering if there will be any side effects. It’s possible for your dog to have a reaction to his vaccines — allergic or otherwise — but in most cases, these reactions aren’t super serious and don’t last very long.

5. www.vin.com › veterinarypartner › defaultSeizure Disorders in Dogs - Veterinary Partner - VIN

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   Any involuntary behavior that occurs abnormally may represent a seizure. Seizures may be caused by situations within the brain (such as trauma or infection) or by situations centered outside the brain (such as low blood sugar, circulating metabolic toxins, or external poisons).

6. vcahospitals.com › know-your-pet › canine-influenzaCanine Influenza: The Dog Flu | VCA Animal Hospitals

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   Vaccination against canine flu should be considered for any at-risk breed, dogs with heart or respiratory conditions, dogs that travel or show, and those that have frequent contact with other dogs (e.g., those that are boarded or go to dog parks).

7. anasazivet.com › vaccine-reactions-in-dogs-whats-normal-and-what-isntVaccine Reactions in Dogs - Anasazi Animal Clinic

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   30 sie 2020 · Understanding what vaccine reactions look like in dogs and how to respond can help ease your concerns about vaccinating your pet. In this post, we aim to address common questions and concerns related to dog vaccinations.