How Long After Neutering Can a Dog Be Vaccinated?

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Generally wait 3-4 weeks after neutering to vaccinate, since resistance drops and needs recovery time.

After 3-4 weeks the dog can go to the hospital for vaccination; vaccines must be given only when healthy.

Or vaccinate about a month before neutering to avoid affecting immunity.

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