When should dogs receive Canine Coronavirus Vaccine?

Canine Coronavirus Vaccine should be administered according to the following schedule: 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks.

What are the side effects of Canine Coronavirus Vaccine?

Mild fever, lethargy, injection site swelling, temporary loss of appetite. Similar to other vaccines.

When should Canine Coronavirus Vaccine not be given?

Current illness, age under 6 weeks, previous severe reaction, immunocompromised state.

Is Canine Coronavirus Vaccine a core vaccine for dogs?

Canine Coronavirus Vaccine is a non-core vaccine for dogs. Consult your veterinarian to determine if your pet needs this vaccine based on their lifestyle and risk factors.

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NON-CORE VACCINE🐕 Dogs

Canine Coronavirus Vaccine

Protection against canine coronavirus (not COVID-19), which causes gastrointestinal infection. Generally not recommended unless advised by veterinarian.

Vaccination Schedule

Follow this timeline for optimal protection of your dogs

6-8 weeks

First dose (rarely recommended)

Recommended vaccination window

10-12 weeks

Every 12mo

Second dose, annual boosters if continuing

Recommended vaccination window

Consult Your Veterinarian

This information is for educational purposes. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian for specific advice about your pet's vaccination needs based on their age, health, lifestyle, and risk factors.

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Canine Coronavirus Vaccine

Vaccination Schedule

6-8 weeks

10-12 weeks

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