The body temperature is normal. The normal body temperature of dogs is between 38 and 39 degrees. The body temperature of puppies is usually higher than that of adult dogs, and the body temperature of dogs will increase after exercise. It is recommended to measure the body temperature when measuring. Make sure the dog is in a quiet state. If the dog's body temperature exceeds 39.5°C, it indicates that the dog has a fever.

Symptoms of dog fever

1. Dogs with fever have no appetite, and the change in appetite is very obvious; eating is very important for dogs. Importantly, if food is placed in front of it, but it has no interest in the food and just licks it a few times and then walks away, it may be that there is a physical condition.

2. Dogs with fever like to drink water. Their noses are dry and hot, and the tips of their ears are hot, and they will feel hot when touched with your hands. As long as the dog is not feeling well, the nose warning will come quickly. , if the dog's nose is dry and hot, it means that he may be unwell, but the dog will secrete mucus to keep the nose moist, so it cannot be used as an accurate basis.