Teeva 1st vaccinations !

I was wondering if there would be any side affects to getting his vaccination, as he got it last friday every morning about 6am he wake's me up as if he is been sick but nothing is there i then get him up to do his pee and poo but he does 1 normal poo and right after his 1st poo he does a kinda watery poo is this normal ? he his in good health apart from this it has happend 3 morning in a row now, this friday he will be 9 weeks old i can't believe how big he is getting, he also started too bark more wich is real funny as he hurts his throat when he barks at you lol o and also he has bad wind

I know it is quite common for dogs to be a little bit 'off' for a day or two after their vaccinations but not sure about it effecting his bowels. Was he wormed at the same time as this sounds more likely to be associated? I would be a bit concerned about the watery poo, but maybe it ties in with the bad wind! What are you feeding him on?

Well we are gona change his dry food as he is eating Bakers puppy food we kept him on this as he was given this when he was with the litter, also i make him scrambled egg made with either his puppy milk or just a little water he get this every 2 days or so.

After this length of time I'd say it isn't the vaccination.

It could, however be worms. Was he wormed when you had him vaccinated? When do you go back for the 2nd lot of jabs?

He goes back a week this friday also he has been wormed when he was 4 weeks old, the vet also said he needs to be wormed every month right up to 6 months old.

Being a bit off for a day or two is normal. If you have changed his diet it may affect his bowel movements. If you haven't changed his diet and it continues you should ask your vet and as long as you follow the advice of the vet you should be okay.

Pups should be wormed at 2weeks, 5-6 weeks and 8 weeks, and then monthly until 6 months old. After that it should be every 3 months.

I'd phone the vet and explain the symptoms. Ask if it couold be due to worms. Don't forget, all pups are born with a high worm infestation, and at 8 weeks old your pup will still have plenty in his gut!

my vet reccomended worming every 2 weeks until 12 weeks then monthly thereafter also i had the same poo problem...turns out that bakers is very bad for your pup ive since changed my girls to wainwrights and its made a massive differencelets just say its "solid" lol also with first vaccs roxi was unwell for about 48 hours but then went back to normal so if its been longer its unlikely to be due to vaccinations your pup looks adorable i could just eat him up!!

iluvmypups wrote:my vet reccomended worming every 2 weeks until 12 weeks then monthly thereafter also i had the same poo problem...turns out that bakers is very bad for your pup ive since changed my girls to wainwrights and its made a massive differencelets just say its "solid" lol also with first vaccs roxi was unwell for about 48 hours but then went back to normal so if its been longer its unlikely to be due to vaccinations your pup looks adorable i could just eat him up!!

That's good some 1 had the same problem with there pup at least i know, i was at pet's at home today getting a training clicker and worming tablets also priced better food for him what kind should i go for? i priced big bag can't remember the name lol but it was £35 also pet insurance what is the best cover and price?

We tried James wellbeloved first but Roxi didn't like it so switched to wainwrights puppy think pets at home have an offer on at the mo 3 2 kilo bags for the price of 2 works out at about 15 pound and worth every penny!!

brian is teeva 1 of elaine n sammys dogs my wee roxi is his sister i think lol

ph0n1c5 wrote:
That's good some 1 had the same problem with there pup at least i know, i was at pet's at home today getting a training clicker and worming tablets also priced better food for him what kind should i go for? i priced big bag can't remember the name lol but it was £35 also pet insurance what is the best cover and price?

I wouldn't get the wormers from the pet shop - they're nowhere near as good as the vets, as they won't cover for lungworm.

Here's a thread on dry food that might be helpful...

https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t598-dry-food-recommendations

Caryll wrote:

ph0n1c5 wrote:
That's good some 1 had the same problem with there pup at least i know, i was at pet's at home today getting a training clicker and worming tablets also priced better food for him what kind should i go for? i priced big bag can't remember the name lol but it was £35 also pet insurance what is the best cover and price?

I wouldn't get the wormers from the pet shop - they're nowhere near as good as the vets, as they won't cover for lungworm.

Here's a thread on dry food that might be helpful...

https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t598-dry-food-recommendations

Yup i get them from the vet alot better thx

wullie12 wrote:brian is teeva 1 of elaine n sammys dogs my wee roxi is his sister i think lol

Yes he is