Dog temperature

A dog temperature chart helps to evaluate whether or not your dog's temperature is an emergency, especially if it rises above 103°F or falls below 99°F. Measuring body temperature is essential when your dog has a fever.

Whenever you suspect your pooch being sick, you probably start to wonder, what is a dog’s normal temperature and when does it mean they have a fever.

Dog's body temperature is naturally slightly higher so it's hard to go off that they feel warm. Here are some tell tale signs that your dog has a fever!

To follow yesterday's post, here's how fast temperatures heat up in cars when it's warm outside! Consider dropping your dog off at home before stopping in at the store! ❤️

Learn how to take your dog's temperature and find out what a dog's normal body temperature is. Here's what to do if your dog has a fever or a low temp.

Sick dogs often show a lack of appetite and energy, restlessness, panting, or inactivity. If you suspect that your dog is not feeling well, you may want to take his temperature at home to gather information about symptoms of illness....

Do you know how to take a dog's temperature with a thermometer? It's something that all pet owners must know because it can even save your dog's life.

Check your canine companion for a fever at home If your pup is feeling under the weather, it's a good idea to make sure it doesn't have a fever. The best way to check your dog's temperature is with a thermometer. A rectal temperature...

Telling when your dog or cat has a fever can be hard, since pets can’t describe their symptoms. Here are some of the most common signs of fever in pets.