The normal body temperature of adult dogs is between 37.5℃-38.5℃, and that of young dogs is approximately between 38.5℃-39.5℃. If your dog's body temperature is abnormal, he may be drowsy, have reduced concentration, and show signs of illness. A dog's body temperature will rise after exercise, excitement, or fear. It will return to normal after calming down.

How to judge if a dog has a fever:

1. After you find that the dog is lethargic and lethargic, you can touch the dog’s ears. If the dog The temperature of your ears is very high, and if they feel warmer than usual, you may have a fever.

2. In fact, the symptoms of dog fever are similar to those of humans. The armpits will become particularly hot, which is different from the previous body temperature.

3. The owner can use a human thermometer to measure the dog's temperature. Generally, the temperature of the dog's anus is the most accurate. You can also measure the dog's thigh or armpit, but these two places are more accurate than the other. The temperature of the dog's anus is 0.5 °C higher.