The body's immune system is compromised and weakened and coldness often sets in. Stress on the body, fever and anemia can cause a person to feel cold as the body attempts to reset to a normal body temperature.Treat the cause and cure the cold and chills. Jupiterimages/Polka Dot/Getty Images. Effects.
The regimen of puppy care usually begins the first time you bring your pup to the vet (between 8 to 10 weeks of age). Your pup will have a full physical exam, de-worming and some initial vaccines. If your pup had his first vet visit before you brought him home, be sure to have those records on hand. You should also bring a stool sample in for examination. After this initial visit the vet will ask that you return to booster the vaccines until your puppy is a certain age. The time between boosters ranges from 2-4 weeks. Rabies vaccines are usually the only ones required by law. It is given between 12 and 20 weeks of age depending on your vet.
Puppies that play outside may be at risk of contracting parvovirus if they are not vaccinated. Vaccinations are vital to your puppyâs health. You should begin vaccinating your puppy at 6 weeks of age and provide him with his core vaccines during his first six months of life.However, your puppyâs vaccination schedule may vary based on other factors, such as his size or his dam.mall dogs do tend to have more allergies to vaccines than large dogs, however, and the risk increases with the number of vaccines given at one time. If you feel your puppy is at risk of either of these things, discuss the possibility of risk with your vet and ask for an altered vaccination schedule.