What is the normal body temperature of a two-month-old Teddy?

A two-month-old Teddy's body temperature is considered normal at 38.5-39.5 degrees. Note that the dog's rectal temperature should be measured with a rectal thermometer, not the inner thigh; maybe It is normal for the body temperature to be slightly lower in the morning and slightly higher at night. If the puppy's body temperature continues to rise, it may be caused by infectious diseases, colds and fevers, body inflammation, etc. If the temperature drops suddenly, it may be caused by hypoglycemia or poisoning, and it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.

How to measure the temperature of a two-month-old Teddy

The measurement method is highly accurate, but the operation is more complicated than an electronic thermometer
1. Shake the thermometer and the mercury returns to zero.
2. Apply a little Vaseline to the top of the thermometer to lubricate it to avoid causing pain to the dog during insertion.
3. It is best to find an assistant to help. The assistant fixes the dog's head and forelimbs and comforts them, while the measurer lifts the dog's tail.
4. Gently insert the thermometer about 2cm into the dog’s anus.
5. Generally speaking, the thermometer stays in the anus for about 2 minutes. During this period, they cannot leave the owner's supervision.
6. Pull out the thermometer and read the temperature.
7. Store the thermometer after disinfecting it with alcohol.

Precautions for measuring the temperature of a two-month-old Teddy

1. Remember to disinfect the thermometer with alcohol to prevent the dog from being infected by bacteria.
2. The normal body temperature of a dog is generally between 37.7-39.2 degrees. If it exceeds 39.5 degrees, it means that the dog has a fever and needs to see a doctor.
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