Flamingos line up for physical examinations and vaccinations. Do animals also need vaccinations?

Of course animals also need to be vaccinated. Poultry that are common in our daily lives, such as dogs, chickens, sheep, etc., must be vaccinated regularly, mainly to prevent some infectious diseases and plagues. Our most common pet dogs, at different periods of time, must have regular physical examinations and regular vaccinations according to the breeding methods, which will greatly reduce their incidence of illness.

The video of 54 flamingos queuing up for physical examination and vaccination at Wuhan Zoo was discussed and forwarded many times by many netizens. In the video, the flamingos struggled hard and occasionally slipped away from the water. The scene was so spectacular and interesting that netizens couldn't help but say they were so cute. According to the video, each flamingo was held by the breeder and brought to the veterinarian. The vaccine was injected within a few seconds, and then one by one was put on the scale and weighed for visual inspection and blood testing. Doctors say the birds are vaccinated every spring and autumn.

During the injection, in order to prevent the flamingos from escaping, the veterinarians would grab their slender necks with one hand and their legs with the other. Some of them would fly away immediately after the vaccination. The scene was too funny. In response to this, netizens have ridiculed the "flamingo whose throat is choked by fate". In fact, not only rare animals undergo regular physical examinations and vaccinations, but common animals also do the same.

Common animals in daily life, such as dogs, sheep, cows, pigs, etc., are vaccinated regularly. This is not only responsible for the animals themselves, but also for ourselves. Bird flu, plague and other diseases will be harmful to our bodies when they are transmitted. Although we can take the stray dogs home and give them a warm family, they will not adapt and become very weak. They need a process of adapting to a different environment, so before adoption, you need to get them vaccinated. Remember to take them to the pet hospital for a health check-up. Make sure they are healthy before getting vaccinated. It would be better if there is a minor disease to be treated in time. Cherishing animals means cherishing our lives. Take your pet for regular physical examinations and vaccinations, and be a responsible person.