Nowadays, many families raise dogs. How to make the dogs grow up healthily is also a concern of many parents. There are many factors involved in successfully raising a healthy dog. The most important thing is to consider the health of the dog. First of all, dogs, like people, sometimes get sick and catch colds. How to deal with dog colds is also the basic knowledge that parents need to know. However, we cannot tell when dogs have colds, so we have to observe and accurately judge whether dogs have colds. Symptoms of fever. Here is an article summarizing the symptoms of dogs when they have a cold to share with you.

Symptoms of dog fever:

High body temperature in dogs is definitely the most important symptom of fever. The usual body temperature of dogs is between 37.5-38.5 degrees for adult dogs, and it will be higher for puppies. If the dog's temperature exceeds 39.5 degrees, it can be considered that the dog has a high fever. The most obvious symptom of a dog having a fever is that the dog is tired, inactive, lethargic, and lacks energy even when going out to play. Another symptom of dog fever is that the dog will be breathing very quickly. If you can see the belly, you will find that the color of the belly is redder than usual, and the whites of the eyes will also be red. It is particularly important to remind that the dog’s nose may still be wet. At least my nose was always wet during the fever, so saying that the dog’s nose is dry only means that the dog is sick to some extent.

Home remedies for dog fever:

First of all, it must be said that if you find that your dog has a high body temperature and is wilting, and you test your watch and find that your dog has a fever, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible and let the doctor carefully diagnose the real cause of the fever, and then symptomatic treatment is the best way. The best method. The home treatment mentioned below is limited to situations where there is no condition to go to the hospital for a while.

It is easier to find antipyretics for human consumption: When my dog ​​has a fever, he has already gone to the hospital, so when the dog has a high fever, my solution is to give the dog an antipyretic injection. Later, I checked the "Quick Reference Manual for Medication for Dogs and Cats" published by Agricultural University and found two antipyretics that are easy to find and commonly used by humans. You can refer to the following dosage to give your dog some medicine to reduce fever: ① Aspirin: 10mg/ kg body weight, twice a day; ② Tylenol: 10 mg/kg body weight, twice a day.