In the past, pets were kept in the wild, and they were incapable of taking care of them in the wild. They had strong adaptability and basically didn't worry about getting sick. Now many minks are used as pets, because they are often in contact with people and the environment is not like that. In the past, there were more bacteria and viruses in the wild. For the health of pet minks and people, when we raised pet minks, we would vaccinate pet minks, so what should we pay attention to when vaccinating pet minks?

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Vaccination Matters needing attention:

1. It must be a regular Intervet vaccine, fake or domestically-made vaccines are useless!

2. After the injection of the vaccine, observe for 2 weeks Check left and right to see if there is a vaccine reaction. It is recommended not to bathe the mink or disturb it too much for 2 weeks.

3. The vaccine is a weak virus, that is to say, the diluted virus is injected into the body of the mink, so that the mink can develop immunity to resist the virus. When your baby mink is sick or has a poor system, don't take him to get vaccinated, otherwise he will be unable to resist the virus, and eventually the vaccine will knock it down.

4. For dog vaccines, the resistance of mink is worse than that of dogs. So, it is more suitable for a half head. Vaccines are not the more injected the better.

5. After the injection of the vaccine, the body temperature of the mink may increase, and the mental state will be relatively poor (individual differences). At this time, pay attention to the mink not to catch a cold. If there is a big difference, contact your veterinarian as soon as possible.