I have a friend who was just givin a dog, She didn't know she was in heat and found her male dog tied to the female, She just found out that the previous owner never took good care of the dog, no shots or anything, She wanted to know if you can take a dog in for shots after it has been bred with, Knowing that she may be pregant? Or does she have to wait to see if she is pregnant and Wait for pups to be born? This breeding was 2 weeks ago, by the way.
2006-09-02
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well u have to take them to the vet for shots so ask them they would know good luck
2006-09-02 14:48:03
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answered by Angel 4
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The distemper vaccine given to a pregnant dog can cause a lot of problems in the puppies. DO NOT GIVE THE VACCINE WHILE THEY ARE PREGNANT!!!! Rabies can be given, but some vets prefer to wait.
Any vet that says it is OK to vaccinate pregnant bi thces is a quack. Most all the distemper vaccines that are given are modified live vaccines and can cause problems and abortions in the developing fetuses.
Do some research on the web. I am sure you will find info. If it is a killed vaccines, like rabies, it is OK.
And as far as it giving the puppies better immunity...that is mostly crap. It takes the mother a while to mount antibodies and then to pass them to the puppies. And if it was the dogs first dist. vaccine, it needs another in a month for proper immunity. The puppies would get very little if any benefit from the vaccine given to the mom now, and it could be harmful. The best time to vaccinate is BEFORE the breeding happens, or to vaccinate the mom with the puppies.
2006-09-02 15:38:55
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answered by ARE YOUR NEWFS GELLIN'? 7
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That is my 2nd pregnancy having cats, dogs, rats and reptiles as pets in my home. There isn't any shot that you just want except you have a precise clinical condition in the case of your dogs. However for those who did not want a shot then, I doubt you'll be able to need one now. You additionally don't have to eliminate cats when you're pregnant. Simply do not clean the litter box. I was a vet tech once I used to be pregnant with my daughter and also you would not believe the matters I was uncovered to. I just performed it safe with the aid of staying far from anesthesia, X-ray and specific meds and cleaners. My doctors in no way involved about the animals given that I used to be cautious about hand washing and really, animal to human ailments are rare. Do not worry too much.
2016-08-09 13:26:24
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answered by ? 4
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This is my moment being pregnant having cats, puppies, rats and reptiles as pets in my dwelling. There's no shot that you wish to have until you will have a precise clinical situation when it comes to your puppies. But in the event you did not want a shot then, I doubt you can want one now. You additionally do NOT must do away with cats while you are pregnant. Just do not blank the muddle field. I used to be a vet tech while I used to be pregnant with my daughter and you would not consider the matters I used to be uncovered to. I simply performed it nontoxic by way of staying clear of anesthesia, X-ray and unique meds and cleaners. My medical professionals under no circumstances concerned approximately the animals given that I used to be cautious approximately hand washing and rather, animal to human sicknesses are infrequent. Don't fear an excessive amount of.
2016-08-21 07:10:59
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answered by ? 4
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I aksed my vet this years ago when I first got into breeding dogs, and my vet says it is okay, says it is very good actually because it helps give the pups more immunity against the diseases.
2006-09-02 15:58:32
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answered by Anonymous
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Hello no you can not give a dog her shots if going to have puppies i had ask my vet that same question and they told me i would have to wait until she had them and had stop nursing them.
2006-09-02 15:03:42
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answered by Stacey 1
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i would not vaccinate my dog if she was pregnant in some case they can abort the puppies. the vaccines are different now so call your vet and find out what they recommend.
2006-09-02 14:59:30
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answered by basque girl 4
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My Dog was pregent when she got her shots & she's just fine
2006-09-02 14:45:04
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answered by sugarbdp1 6
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call a vet they will tell you
2006-09-02 14:47:21
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answered by crystalfaria11306 3
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