What if a dog is injected in the wrong spot?

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Injections include subcutaneous, intravenous and intramuscular. Vaccines are usually subcutaneous and can go in any subcutaneous site, but to reduce pain are often given in the loose neck skin. A wrong but still subcutaneous spot still absorbs and immunizes normally.

But if the needle hits muscle or a nerve, absorption or other reactions may be affected, and you should see a vet.

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