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What if your adult dog has a fever what can you give her?
The dog has a fever for a reason, I'm assuming you have taken their temperature, a high fever is very serious, please see the vet NOW
What to give a dog with fever?
A dog's normal body temperature is much warmer then that of a human. A dog is considered having a fever when his core body temperature is above 103 degree. A dog with a true fever needs medical treatment immediately as this is a serious condition in a dog.
What does dog need when he has a fever?
A Veterinarian.
Can dog get a fever when female has 1st period?
It is called being in heat or in season, is when the dog can become pregnant. No there should not be any signs of a fever. The normal temperature in a dog is 101 to 102 degrees. If your dog is running a fever while in heat, I would take her in to be checked out by a Veterinarian.
Why do people feel there forehead when they have a fever?
They feel their forehead to determine if they have a fever. People with a fever feel hot. So if your forehead feels hot then you have a fever.
How can you stop a dog's fever?
See your Vet
What is the temperature of a sick dog?
A better question would be what is the temperature of a normal dog. That would be about 101 to 102. Above that would mean that the dog has a fever. Also remember, just because a dog is sick does not mean that the dog would always have a fever.
What would happen if your dog with valley fever got pregnant?
If your dog has Valley Fever and is pregnant, best would be a trip to the vet. It could spread to the puppies.
Give Ibuprofen to dog for fever?
Do not give Ibuprofen to a dog; it is not safe to use in dogs.
Does a dog have a fever with parvo?
No it is not. You need to take your pregnant dog in to be checked out by your Veterinarian to see what is causing the fever. Normal temp in a dog is 101 - 102.
How can you tell a dog has a fever?
the dogs tempeature is taken rectally.
What can you do when a female dog has a fever?
If she is seriously ill take her to the vet.
