WSAVA Guidelines for the vaccination of dogs and cats.
WSAVA Guidelines for the vaccination of dogs and cats.
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10.1111/jsap.12431
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2016-01-01
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Squires, R A
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Day, M J;Horzinek, M C;Squires, R A
WSAVA疫苗接种指南小组（VGG）成立的目的是制定全球适用的犬和猫疫苗接种指南。这些准则的第一版于2007年发布，并于2010年更新。本文件提供了这些小型伴侣动物疫苗接种国际指南的更新和扩展版本，并指出了提出建议的科学证据基础。VGG认识到，饲养宠物小动物在世界各地的实践和相关经济学方面存在显著差异，可能适用于发达国家的疫苗接种建议可能不适合发展中国家。这些指南不是强制性的法令，而是应该由国家协会和个人兽医实践来制定与当地情况相关的疫苗接种计划。然而，VGG强烈建议在可能的情况下，所有的狗和猫都能获得疫苗接种的好处。这不仅保护了个体动物，而且提供了最佳的“群体免疫力”，最大限度地减少了传染病爆发的可能性。
The WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines Group (VGG) was convened in order to develop guidelines for the vaccination of dogs and cats that have global application. The first version of these guidelines was published in 2007 and they were updated in 2010. The present document provides an updated and expanded version of these international guidelines for the vaccination of small companion animals and indicates the scientific evidence base on which the recommendations are made. The VGG recognises that the keeping of pet small animals is subject to significant variation in practice and associated economics throughout the world and that vaccination recommendations that might apply to a developed country may not be appropriate for a developing country. These guidelines are not a mandatory edict, but rather should be used by national associations and individual veterinary practices to develop vaccination schedules relevant to the local situation. However, the VGG strongly recommends that wherever possible ALL dogs and cats receive the benefit of vaccination. This not only protects the individual animal, but provides optimum ‘herd immunity’that minimizes the likelihood of infectious disease outbreaks.