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Vaccination Schedule for Puppies & Adult Dogs

Why Is Vaccination Important?

Vaccinations protect your dog from life-threatening diseases such as Canine Parvovirus, Canine Distemper, Rabies, and Canine Hepatitis. Regular vaccination not only helps keep your pet healthy but also protects your family. Some dog diseases can spread to humans, making vaccination a vital step in responsible pet ownership.

Core and Non-Core Vaccines

Core Vaccines

Core vaccines are essential for all puppies and unvaccinated adult dogs. These vaccines protect against common and deadly diseases in Pakistan.

  • Canine Parvovirus
  • Canine Distemper
  • Canine Hepatitis
  • Rabies

Non-Core Vaccines

Non-core vaccines are optional and may be recommended based on your dog’s lifestyle, environment, and risk of exposure.

  • Bordetella bronchiseptica (Kennel Cough)
  • Leptospirosis
  • Canine Parainfluenza

Common Dog Vaccines Available in Pakistan

1. Rabisin

Provides protection against Rabies. This is a core vaccine and legally required in many areas.

2. Primodog

Protects against Canine Parvovirus, a highly contagious and often deadly gastrointestinal disease. Ideal for young puppies between 6 weeks and 6 months of age.

3. Hexadog

A 6-in-1 vaccine covering Canine Parvovirus, Canine Distemper, Hepatitis, Rabies, and two strains of Leptospirosis.

4. Eurican DHPPi2-L

This vaccine protects against five diseases: Parvovirus, Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, and Leptospirosis. It does not include Rabies.

5. Eurican DHPPi2-LR

A combination vaccine that includes the same protection as DHPPi2-L, with added Rabies coverage.

Vaccination Schedule for Puppies

Below is a commonly followed vaccination schedule used by veterinarians in Pakistan. Always deworm your puppy before starting the vaccination process. Vaccination usually begins at 6 weeks of age.

6 Weeks: First shot of Primodog (Parvovirus)

9 Weeks: Second shot of Primodog

12 Weeks: First shot of Hexadog (6-in-1 vaccine)

15 Weeks: Second shot of Hexadog

Annually: Booster dose of Hexadog every year

This schedule ensures your puppy is fully protected from major canine diseases.

Vaccination Schedule for Adult Dogs

If your dog is older than 3 to 4 months and has not been vaccinated before, the following schedule is recommended:

Step 1: Deworm your dog

Step 2: Give 2 shots of Hexadog, 3 weeks apart

Step 3: Continue with an annual booster dose every year

Following this vaccination plan helps keep your dog healthy and safe while also protecting the people around them.

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20 thoughts on “Vaccination Schedule for Puppies & Adult Dogs

  1. Taseel says:

    Once vaccine is done, will there be need to do it again or it’s for lifetime?

    1. saad says:

      sala’am,
      If its 1st time then after 14-21 days again the same procedure would be perform. After this then after every year 1 time vaccination would be perform

    2. AMR says:

      Once you’re done with the 4 normally scheduled vaccines (2 of Primodog & 2 of Hexadog), your pet is safe but it is recommended to repeat Hexadog on an annual basis to keep the dogs immune system boosted.

      1. Rehmat Ullah says:

        If hexadog has 6 vaccines then why we are using primadog?

    3. Sharjeel Haider says:

      Annual booster is necessary.
      Once you vaccinate your dog it is immunize for one year.
      That’s why you should annualy vaccinate your dog

  2. ghullam mujtaba says:

    Aslam.o alaikum
    I want vaccination to my puppies they are 40 days it will first vaccine.

  3. Taha Abbasi says:

    We have bought a Russian dog age 09 months.
    We were told that all vaccination is completed but there is no record of it. So should we repeat all vaccines & which vaccines are required most?
    Thanks
    Taha

    1. Muhammad Ahmad Khan says:

      Please do vaccines as if you are starting on an unvaccinated dog.

  4. Saifee says:

    I have german shephard for what age i should go for vaccination kindly reply thanx in advance

    1. Shahmir says:

      Bro in 30 days vaccines start but i recommend that 50 to 55 days is best for german Shepherd puppy its my own experience

  5. Alina Majid says:

    I have a dog afghani gucci its not vaccinated at all and its 4 months old kindly suggest the vaccine?

  6. A says:

    What’s the required dosage each time?

  7. Ali Jan says:

    I have GSD puppy age of around.50days and need to vaccine my puppy.. can I start it at home

  8. Mustafa Muhammad says:

    Hello I have a Gultair breed dog and the age of this dog is 9 months. I just confirmed from the previous owner that he is not vaccinated at all so can you please suggest what needs to be done ?

    1. akbar says:

      He just needs two shots of eurican or biocan vaccine 3 weeks apart. One vaccine of eurican or biocan now and other after 3 weeks

  9. eisa says:

    Hey, I have a British labrador puppy, age is 2.5 months. Previous owner just confirmed that he is not vaccinated at all so can yall please suggest what needs to be done?

  10. Dr.Shamim says:

    Kindly guide me vaccination schedule including vaccines availability in Pakistan to my one year unvaccinated Russian she dog.

  11. armaan malik says:

    i have unvaccinated 4mohths older Labrador male puppy. kindly guide which vaccines is suitable and the what schedule of vaccination should be adopted

  12. Dure says:

    Can i use alternative vaccines for puppies and if i get late 1 month is it risky ?

    1. ijaz ali says:

      Very risky. If virus hits. It will die in front of you in days

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