The body temperature of a dog’s inner thigh is about 37 to 38 degrees Celsius, which is about 0.5 degrees Celsius lower than the dog’s body temperature. If the owner notices that the dog's inner thigh body temperature is too high, he can use a thermometer to measure the anal temperature. The anal temperature will more accurately reflect the internal body temperature. The normal anal temperature is 37.5 to 38.5 degrees Celsius. The body temperature of puppies is relatively high, around 38 to 39 degrees Celsius. The owner can determine whether the dog has a fever by measuring the dog's anal temperature. If your dog has a fever, you need to take your dog to the pet hospital for examination and treatment immediately.

What is the normal body temperature of dogs:

1. The normal body temperature of dogs is actually different from that of humans. The normal body temperature of humans is around 37°C, while the normal body temperature of adult dogs is between 37.5°C and 38.5°C, and that of young dogs is higher, approximately between 38.5°C and 39.5°C.

2. When a healthy dog ​​has just finished strenuous exercise or is in a state of nervous excitement, its body temperature will rise slightly, but as the dog returns to calmness, its body temperature will also recover. normal. But if it exceeds this range under normal circumstances, the dog will have signs of illness.

3. Dog owners need to pay special attention, because unlike humans, dogs can only be regarded as small mammals. A slight change in body temperature will make them feel uncomfortable, so you can keep a thermometer at home. ,in case for need.

4. There are many reasons for changes in dog body temperature. The main reasons for an increase in body temperature include staying in a place with too high ambient temperature for a long time and the presence of systemic infection in the body. If the maximum body temperature exceeds the normal body temperature by more than 1 degree Celsius, it needs to be taken to the pet hospital for treatment in time to avoid inducing serious secondary diseases.