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【Pet Mink Vaccination】How often should pet mink be vaccinated?

2020-11-03 / 461 Read

For your and your pet mink's health, this vaccine should be given even if your pet mink will not come into contact with dogs. Then, friends, you must take your pet mink to vaccinate regularly, so as to better raise it. How long does it take for pet minks to be vaccinated? What should I pay attention to when vaccinating? Let’s learn together with the editor!

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How often should pet ferrets be vaccinated?

Generally speaking, pet ferrets are vaccinated twice a year and do not need to be vaccinated. Also be optimistic about the vaccination period and vaccine expiry date on your passport. Go to the regular veterinary hospital one day in advance to inject the Interval vaccine and rabies vaccine. Generally, ferrets are vaccinated against rabies when they are three months old. You must check the date of birth on the ferret's passport to vaccinate him with Intervey rabies!

Precautions for vaccinating pet ferrets :

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

2. After the injection of the vaccine, observe for about 2 weeks to see if there is any 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. Therefore, it is more suitable to have a half-portion. The vaccine is not the more injected the better.

5. After the vaccine is injected, the body temperature of the mink may increase, and the mental state will be relatively poor. At this time, pay attention to the mink not to catch a cold and observe it carefully. Contact your veterinarian as soon as possible if your ferret is significantly different from what it used to be.