How to check dog fever?

Steps. Feel your dog's ears and paws. A dog with fever usually has very hot ears and paws. Feel your dog's nose. Feel your dog's armpits and groin area. Examine his gums. Check for signs of low temperature. read more

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If you have taken your dog's temperature and it is between 100 and 102.5, your dog does not have a fever. If it is over 102.5, call the vet. There are some basic things you can do to help your dog and make it more comfortable, but this is when you should be concerned about getting it to a vet as soon as possible. read more

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