What should I do if my Finnish Pomeranian Spitz has a fever? Dogs usually show symptoms such as dry nose, poor appetite, and lack of energy after having a fever. So here is how to deal with the Finnish Spitz's fever.

How to deal with Finnish Spitz fever:

If it is just a mild fever, some dogs may be able to tolerate it on their own, but if it is not just a simple cold, but a fever caused by an infectious disease, we need to pay attention and the dog must be treated immediately Sent to the hospital for examination and treatment.

1. Many pet owners use a dry nose as a criterion to judge a pet’s fever. In fact, this alone is not the correct way to judge. Although a dog’s nose may become hotter and drier when it has a fever, because there are many Mucus glands, so it is still possible to secrete normal mucus to keep the nose moist. The correct way to correctly determine whether they have a fever is to take their body temperature.

2. It is not enough to know whether a dog has a fever, because there are many reasons that can cause a dog to have a fever, and the most serious one is fever caused by infectious diseases. Usually dogs will have vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms when they have a fever. If you encounter this kind of situation, don’t wait any longer and take your dog to the hospital for appropriate examinations immediately to find out the correct cause of the disease. reasons and then deal with them.

We need to know that dogs are very tolerant. If it is just an ordinary fever, it will not have a big impact on the dog. Some dogs may tolerate it and get over it. If the dog really shows discomfort situation, it means that the situation is considered serious at this time. It is recommended to take them for examination and treat the problem as soon as possible.