103 or 105

Your little pup may have allergies, or if he/she is having their series of shots they can also have problems with allergies to the shots. Please take your pup to the vets right away and let them have a look. It's worth it! Good luck Merry Christmas Marcy

yes I just took my 10 month old boxer puppy to the ve this morning 8/20/08 with a 103.8 temp and they found foreign objects in her stomach. a black string and a piece of metal. They have induced her to vomiting with berhum. Hoping she will be ok and no surgury. If you suspect your dog has swallowed anything besides food, especially long string, long metal objects, magnets, of any size, or batteries, you need to take your dog to the vet ASAP! Don't wait for a fever, that is a symptom of something wrong! You need to take them before their body is in trouble. The fever can be a signal of many things wrong, but having foreign matter inside your gut would cause it, definitly. The vet can X-ray and see what they have swallowed and then take the proper steps to try and help your dog in the best way, depending on the shape and size of the object swallowed. This is always best handled before the object gets into the intestines, once there, the risk to your dog increases horribly. You need to go to the VET as soon you become suspious, or, when you see them swallow the object.

It depends on the species, here are a few of the common domestic species and their normal temperatures:

Dog - 37.5-39oC

Cat - 38-39.5oC

Cow - 38-38.5oC

Horse - 37.5-38.5oC

Pig - 38.5-39oC

Sheep - 38.4-39.5oC

Most birds - 40.5-42oC

Rabbits - around 39.5oC

There are minor variations in 'normal' ranges depending on where you look them up therefore slight variations may also be seen as normal (e.g. a dog with a temperature of 39.3oC would probably still be considered to have a 'normal' temperature).

The typical body temperature for a Red Fox is 312ºK or 38.7ºC or 101.7ºF.

The body temperature for an Arctic Fox is around 104ºF.

189 degrees. they are hot!

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The average body temperature of an elephant is 97.7 degrees Fahrenheit.

Generally anything under 95 F is considered life-threatening and rewarming should be by medical supervision. A healthy adult can withstand temperature drop much more than can the elderly or children. Infants and neonates are notorious for hypothermia, especially in the case of childbirth outside the hospital. Heart dysrhythmias are common as the core body temperature drops, and medical intervention (Paramedics/Emergency Room) can mean the difference between life and death. Please don't take risks with your length of exposure to cold. One of the first signs of hypothermia is an altered level of consciousness, occasionally manifesting as an unwillingness to move from the cold environment.

Sticking a sliced onion or sliced garlic under the armpits for at least a few hours is said to raise the temperature of the body a few degrees. A better alternative to this is simply not faking a fever or being honest about your reasons for wanting to avoid whatever the fever would excuse you from.

Normal body temperature varies greatly between animals. Small rodents tend to be about the same as humans at 37.0 C (98.?) Dogs and cats run around 39C (101F). Livestock also tend to run hot, in the 38-39+C range. It all depends on the animal.

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homeostasis

fat is stored in your body when you consume more energy than you need.

I don't do much exercise but eat lots of fatty foods so I have fat stored mainly around my belly, hips, thighs and butt. This fat keeps me warm and is a soft padding

it loses energy as heat.

Children are more prone to higher temperatures than adults. However, running a high fever is not safe in children or adults.

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When a person has a normal body temperature it is ca

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It's important to maintain a stable temperature in our bodies because we want to stay healthy. If our temperature is too high (like higher than a fever temperature), or is too lower than our normal body temperature (about 98 degrees), we could get really sick or possibly die.

As fever increases so does physical discomfort. The person may sweat profusely then stop sweating altogether. There may be abdominal discomfort and general body aches. There could be eye pain and headache. Some people hallucinate with a high fever. Eventually you will become dehydrated (if untreated) and organs will begin to fail. Eventually death will result.

100.2 F = 37.89 Celsius

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Lots....running, jogging, walking, biking, sit ups, push ups, jump roping, sports like swimming, there are lots! Go on google!