Woodrow Friend, DVM of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky, explains the basics of vaccinating your horse.
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here are all the things he talks about
core vaccination -
west nile virus
eee/wee
rabies
tetanis
reactions -
swelling at injection site
an alllerigic reaction
minimizing the risk's -
clean injection site
a clean stick (no vines or arterieys)
if an allerigic reaction contact vet asap
situaltion not vaccition-
if reaction consult vet even before doing meds
if no record of history -
treat as if it were never vaccition
Then thats it hope it helped :)