Can a pregnant dog get vaccinated safely? What about pseudopregnancy?

Just as I already answered, yes, there can be problems if she is pregnant and vaccines were given. There is no way to know what will happen until it happens (or doesn't). What problems could arise would depend on how far along she was when the vaccines were administered. There is no sense in worrying at this time as it has already been done. A pseudopregnant dog is not pregnant, in which case, there should be no problem with vaccinating her.

What a pretty girl! No, it's not recommended to give any vaccines during pregnancy in dogs. I would wait until after she's had her puppies and is finished nursing them, then update her vaccines at that time :)

Hello, thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. The timing of Lucy's vaccinations will have no impact on her pregnancy. These vaccines are very safe, & do not cause any problems with puppies developing in utero. Take care.

It is never recommended to vaccinate a pregnant pet. Modified live virus vaccines should never be given. Killed virus vaccines (such as rabies), may be given later in the pregnancy if necessary but only under the advice and guidance of your veterinarian.

Great question! K should be fine. Even though she was mated three days ago, it's still too soon to be sure that the mating was successful and she is pregnant. You will have to wait until at least three weeks after the mating in order to have her tested to see if she is pregnant. You do want her up to date on her vaccines before she has her litter, but I'd hold off on the rabies for now. Wait to see if that mating was successful or not, and if it wasn't, have her rabies vaccine done then. I hope this helps!

Hi there. We don't normally recommend vaccinating pregnant dogs, since if she would happen to have a reaction to the vaccines, this could cause significant problems for the developing puppies or even cause her to lose the pregnancy. So if you think Rosie might be pregnant, I would recommend waiting until after she's had the puppies, and then having her vaccinations updated.

Rabies cannot be given this young. You need to check with your vet as to what is required in your area - most rabies vaccines can only be given between 12 and 16 weeks of age. It depends on which manufacturer's vaccine you have. It is not recommended to give vaccinations if the dog does not have a normal body temperature. A temperature of 103.8F (39.9C) is a fever. That is not a "slight" fever. You can give the mother the rabies vaccination at any time, even while pregnant, because it is a "killed" vaccination. Puppies need the following vaccinations and this is the schedule we use in the United States: 8 weeks old: DA2PP 12 weeks old: DA2PP booster, Leptosporosis 16 weeks old: DA2PP booster, Leptosporosis booster, Rabies