What is the normal body temperature of a dog? The normal dog body temperature is 37.5℃-39.2℃. If it is lower than 37.5℃ or higher than 39.2℃, it may be a symptom of the disease.
The general body temperature of dogs is between 38 degrees Celsius and 39 degrees Celsius. It does not mean that the dog is sick if it is higher than 39 degrees Celsius or lower than 38 degrees Celsius. Generally speaking, when a dog is nervous in a strange environment, its body temperature will rise. It will also rise just after exercise. The body temperature of dogs will also rise when they are excited. It is normal for the body temperature to rise in such situations.
Generally, when the dog calms down, its body temperature will return to normal after a while, and the owner does not need to worry too much. If there is a slight change in the dog's body temperature, but the dog's spirit and appetite are good, and no abnormalities are observed, generally there is no need to worry too much.