You can only tell if a dog has a fever by touching the side of the dog's inner ear. However, just touching the side of the dog's inner ear cannot accurately determine whether the dog has a fever. It is recommended that the owner choose a thermometer or an electronic thermometer to measure its rectal temperature. Generally, the body temperature of a normal adult dog is around 38.5 degrees. If it exceeds 39.5 degrees, it means it has a fever. If it exceeds 40 degrees, it means a high fever.

What to do if your dog has a fever:

1. Physical cooling: You can choose to apply ice or apply alcohol appropriately on the foot pads, ear tips, etc. Serious high temperatures can also You can choose to wet your whole body with cold water, perform a cold water enema, etc.

2. Antipyretic injection: Drug injection needs to be carried out at a pet hospital, but the specific situation still needs to be determined according to the dog’s own situation and under the guidance of a professional pet doctor.