Norwich manager Chris Hughton admits his side's results in their remaining home games will be the key to avoiding relegation.
The Canaries have been sucked into the dogfight at the bottom of the Premier League table and are only four points above the drop zone ahead of Saturday's clash with Swansea at Carrow Road.
Norwich also have home games left against Reading, Aston Villa and West Brom as well as trips to Arsenal, Stoke and Manchester City.
Hughton told the Eastern Daily Press: "There are a number of clubs in there fighting now but that is something we knew.
"Our season was always going to be based on the three points you can get at home and then anything else you get away.
"Our destiny was always going to be about the results at home. We have four home games and we have to look after ourselves.
"The players have to do it - and they've always responded. Our season has gone very much up and down, we've had very good runs and we've had dips. That's how it's gone. I think that's the nature of it with clubs of our stature.
"It's very difficult to be consistent week in, week out. What we have been is solid generally. We just need to make sure we can find the goals that are going to win us games."
Fowler, 29, who made 23 appearances for the Brewers during the 2006/07 campaign, returned to the club last week on a loan deal until the end of the season.
He came on as a substitute in Albion's 3-3 draw at Accrington on Monday.
Asked if he would like to stay at the Pirelli Stadium, the player told BBC Radio Derby: "I would love to. The lads have welcomed me with open arms. The main thing is I want to keep playing football. It's something I love doing. I just want to play."
Fowler only joined League One leaders Doncaster from Fleetwood in January. Prior to his loan switch to Burton he was farmed out to Forest Green after making just four appearances for Rovers.
