The normal body temperature range of adult dogs is 37.5-38.5°C. When the temperature exceeds 39.5°C, it is a high fever. However, the body temperature of puppies is higher than that of adult dogs, generally around 38.2-39.2℃. In addition, the dog's body temperature will also change due to changes in morning and evening, mood or weather. When a newborn dog is 2 weeks old, its body temperature will be low. At 2 weeks old, the body temperature will be only about 36.1°C. Therefore, the temperature of high fever is different in different situations.

Methods to deal with high fever in dogs:

1. When a dog has a fever, there will also be insufficient water in the body. In order to prevent dogs from becoming dehydrated, it is recommended that owners give their dogs plenty of water to replenish them with sufficient fluids. But when a dog vomits, you cannot feed the dog water to avoid choking.

2. When a dog is found to have a fever, the owner should do some physical cooling for the dog at home. For example, wipe the dog's foot pads with alcohol, or put an ice pack on the dog's belly, but be careful not to leave it for too long. It is best not to leave it for more than one minute. Repeatedly, it is beneficial to cooling down.

3. Dog fever is not a trivial matter, and owners should pay attention to it. When an owner discovers that his dog has a fever, it is recommended that he seek medical treatment directly and not delay, otherwise the time for treatment will be delayed. You must follow the doctor's instructions when feeding your dog medicine. During the period of feeding your dog, your dog's gastrointestinal function may be disturbed. It is recommended that you feed your dog some probiotics at this time to help it regulate its gastrointestinal function.