Dog / Mix - Answered 1192 days ago
My dog has had an anaphylactic reaction to a combined vaccine. He's about to start on filaria prevention, but do you think he'll be ok if it's tablets and not vaccines?
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Nicolas Janssens
Belgium
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Renaud
Mix, 2 years old male
8 Answers
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I would say tablets are a safer choice as they may reduce the chance of another reaction.
Answered 1192 days ago icon
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Anaphylaxis are seen in some pets after vaccination . I will suggest you to choose tablet form so that anaphylaxis exaggeration could not be triggered.
Answered 1390 days ago icon
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Does your dog has any mix from Collie breed? Some breed can have reaction to vaccine. From my point of view in such a cases the vaccine should be separated and be given apart with one week or more days distance. For exampleinstead of a DHPPiL4 T, DHPPil4 one week and other week T vand see if the dog react again or not? If yes then dont vaccinate him anymore. Deworming also tablets are better but make sure he has no sensitivity to medicine.
Answered 1391 days ago icon
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Hello, You could go with tablets as it seems a bit safer. But I'd advice you do so upon you consulting your vet. Thank you!
Answered 1407 days ago icon
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In such a cases i prefer to vaccine the dog for rabies separelty with one week difference. from the DHPPiL4 . for deworming first let the feces of 3 days be checked by your vet and then decide for deworming although i suggest to deworm prophilactic every 3 months with Flavoured tabs or with panacur
Answered 1423 days ago icon
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Hi Nicolas, Anaphylactic reactions and other reactions post vaccination are common occurrences in animals and even in humans. There should be no cause for alarm. What I will advise you do is relate with your veterinarian on the form that is most safe for your dog and preferable to you as a pet owner. Cheers
Answered 1424 days ago icon
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I hope and pray your dog remains healthy and strong.
Answered 1424 days ago icon
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Naturally, not just animals but people have these anaphylactic, allergic reactions to vaccine. It would be preferable to go with tablets and if these reactions should come they wouldn't be so hurtful on the dog.
Answered 1424 days ago icon
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