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Dog healthcare advice brought to you by Purina.com’s online vet is both informative and comforting to you as an owner when dealing with the welfare and medical issues that may require pet medication or other treatment for your furry friend. If you know a lot or a little about your dog, it is always best to get answers about medical questions from a certified specialist such as a practicing veterinarian. Keep in mind that no two dogs are alike, and that dog breed information available to you here and from your veterinarian will help you to understand what conditions your dog may be susceptible to.

Expert Dog Care Advice From the Purina ONE® Online Vet
published Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:09:04 GMT


Dr. McDaniel, I just recently took my 3 month old dog to the vet to get his second shots. Up until then he was fine. Every since getting the shot he has had diarrhea. Can you tell me what to do to make him more normal? He still eats plays, etc. The only thing is that his stool is very soft.

There are a number of possibilities to consider. There are adverse reactions to vaccines. Typically these are very rare and can be more severe than what you are describing. Mild reactions can include lack of appetite, slight fever and transient diarrhea. The benefits of vaccination far outweigh the risks and the fact that your puppy had the initial series of vaccinations may be helping him combat a potential threat even now. . In any case it sounds like your puppy is having a mild reaction. You should contact your veterinarian and get his advice as soon as possible. I'm sure he would want to know about any potential complications following a visit.

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Dr. McDaniel, I just recently took my 3 month old dog to the vet to get his second shots. Up until then he was fine. Every since getting the shot he has had diarrhea. Can you tell me what to do to make him more normal? He still eats plays, etc. The only thing is that his stool is very soft.
 




 
 


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