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Taking Your Dog's Temperature: A Guide

Need to check your dog's temperature but not sure how? Our AI assistant is here to help! Ask any questions you have about the process and ensure your furry friend is healthy.

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Taking a dog's temperature can be an important way to assess their health. Typically, using a digital rectal thermometer is most accurate. You should lubricate the thermometer and insert it gently into the dog's rectum, about one inch. A normal reading is around 101-102.5°F (38.3-39.2°C). Do you have any concerns about your dog's health right now, or are you gathering information just in case? I'm here to help with any questions!