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Fever in Dogs [offsite link]
The normal temperature in dogs is 100.5 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit. Knowing your dogs´s body temperature can help determine whether urgent treatment is needed and how your pet is responding to treatment or medication. Read what can cause a feve and how to treat it.

Taking Your Dog´s Temperature [offsite link]
Feeling the ears, nose or head is not considered a reliable method of checking a dog´s body temperature. You determine a dog´s internal temperature by using a rectal thermometer or by using an ear thermometers. Here´s instructions for using both types of thermometers.

Temperature & Fevers - Normal Body Temperature [offsite link]
The normal body temperature for dogs ranges between 99.5° to 102.5°F. Learn to check your dog’s temperature and contact your veterinarian if you find any problems.

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