Vaccine Reactions: When to Worry

8/23/2017

Vaccine reactions are uncommon, but can be very serious, and in some cases, life-threatening. Know what's normal, and when to be concerned about your pet following a vaccination. Of course, if you're ever concerned about your pet's health, we encourage you to call us! Better to be safe than sorry. :)

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Ivy P link

12/20/2020 07:14:55 am

Goodd read

Mia Evans link

11/26/2021 08:54:31 pm

Thanks for pointing out that swelling muzzles and around the face would be a less common reaction that can be serious. I will keep that in mind now that I need a pet vaccination procedure for my dog that I adopted last week. Hopefully, I will find a vet that I can trust to ensure that the procedure will be safe for it.

Hailey Miller link

1/6/2022 03:40:50 am

Thanks for pointing out that decreased appetite is a common, mild side effect of pet vaccination. This is helpful because my Beagle puppy has not been eating since last night. I am hoping to find an animal hospital on Monday that can check and treat him at an affordable rate.

Kristofer Van Wagner link

1/20/2022 10:02:13 pm

I appreciate that this post highlighted that when looking for pet vaccination, it is advisable that we ensure they are certified. In doing so, we can be certain that they are reliable and reputable. I will definitely be more mindful in choosing a veterinary for my pets.

John Carston link

1/27/2022 10:12:56 pm

I never knew that a loss of appetite is one of the side effects of the vaccine. My sister mentioned that she is planning to have her pet vaccinated and asked if I have any idea what is the best option to do. You did a great job of explaining the importance of the vaccine, I'll be sure to tell her that she can consult a well-known veterinarian as they can answer all her inquiries and will provide good care of her pet.

Eli Richardson link

4/6/2022 03:12:20 pm

I'm grateful for your insight on pet vaccines and how they'd cause different reactions. A couple of days ago, we adopted a puppy, and we think it'd be wise to get him vaccinated this week. My girlfriend and I want to know what to expect from a dog's vaccine, so we'll read your tips carefully. We appreciate what you said about the after-effects of pet vaccines and when to worry.

Pet Vanity link

5/3/2022 06:09:24 am

It is a great blog post.I am always read your blog helpful and informative tips. I like it thanks for sharing this information with us

Braden Bills link

5/19/2022 10:38:54 am

I'm planning on taking my dog in to get vaccinated. It makes sense that I would want to ensure that I keep an eye out for different reactions! That way, I can ensure that he gets help if something goes wrong.

Millie Hue link

5/24/2022 10:23:55 pm

It really helped when you said that it is a serious issue when our pet gets swelling muzzles and around the face, neck, and eyes. I will keep that in mind when I take my dog to a veterinarian this weekend to get the vaccines it needs. It will help me be observant if ever the side effects would be different for him.

Tex Hooper link

6/6/2022 05:18:27 pm

You make a great point about how discomfort and swelling needs to be checked. I need to get a vet to give my bugle shots. He hasn't been vaccinated in a while.

Victoria Addington link

8/29/2022 12:19:41 pm

I appreciated you pointing out that reduced appetite is a common side effect of vaccination. My brother wants his dog to be healthy. I should advise him to schedule a visit with a vet for the health of his pet.

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