Protect Your Puppy with the Canine Spectra 10 Vaccine

As a responsible pet owner, you want to ensure that your puppy is protected from a range of diseases from an early age. The Canine Spectra 10 vaccine is a combination vaccine that immunizes your dog against multiple diseases, providing comprehensive protection for their health.

The Canine Spectra 10 vaccine is designed to protect puppies against canine distemper, adenovirus type 2 (and hepatitis), parainfluenza, and parvovirus type 2b. By vaccinating your puppy with this combination vaccine, you can rest assured that they are protected from these common diseases.

When it comes to administering the Canine Spectra 10 vaccine, there are some important guidelines to follow. For puppies that are at risk of exposure to Lepto, the Canine Spectra 9 vaccine should be used instead, given at 12-14 weeks, 15-17 weeks, and as an annual booster. Additionally, this vaccine is not suitable for pregnant bitches.

The recommended schedule for primary vaccination with Canine Spectra 10 varies depending on your puppy's age. If the primary vaccination is given after 9 weeks of age, a minimum of two doses should be administered, spaced three to four weeks apart. If the primary vaccination is given before 9 weeks of age, the vaccine should be given every three to four weeks until the puppy reaches 16 weeks of age, for at least three doses.

Annual revaccination with a single dose of Canine Spectra 10 is recommended to maintain your dog's immunity against these diseases. By following this vaccination schedule and consulting with your veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns, you can help ensure that your puppy stays healthy and protected throughout their life.

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