Although there are no definite signs, some symptoms that might indicate illness and fever in dogs include: Lethargy. Depressed mood. Shivering. read more
Dog Fever Symptoms. Although there are no definite signs, some symptoms that might indicate illness and fever in dogs include: Lethargy; Depressed mood; Shivering; Loss of appetite; Vomiting; Coughing; Nasal discharge; The only accurate way to tell if your dog has an increased body temperature is to take his rectal temperature. read more
Your dog may also sleep more and hide from the family. If you touch your dog's skin, it could be warmer than usual. The dog's nose may be dry and warm and the back of the ears may also be warmer than normal. Dog Normal Temperature. The normal temperature of a dog is between 100 and 102 degrees Fahrenheit. read more
If your dog has an ear infection, do not use the ear thermometer, as it will likely give you an inaccurate result and be painful to the dog. Indications of an ear infection are redness, swelling, discharge with an odor, and shaking or scratching excessively at the ears. read more