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is a warm nose on a dog a sign of illness?

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She is sneezing and seems to have a runny nose

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2 Responses to "is a warm nose on a dog a sign of illness?"

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  Frank says:

  March 2, 2011 at 10:17 pm

  That was what I was told as normally ur dog’s nose should be cold n wet. Usually when it’s warm it’s dry too…. n that is a sign of not feeling to good…
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  Daniel says:

  March 2, 2011 at 11:04 pm

  it can be a sign of a fever. this is because a dog’s nose it typically cold and very moist, this can be cut off when a nasal [passage is blocked and the temperature of the dog rises, causing the nose to essentially warm, up as well.