How to Take Your Horse’s Temperature
Monitoring your horse’s temperature is an important skill for every horse owner. A horse’s temperature can indicate the early stages of illness or confirm a suspected problem, helping you and…
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What type of thermometer should I use to take my horses temperature?
The best thermometer for taking your horse’s temperature is a digital rectal thermometer with a flexible tip for comfort and a quick-read function so you get results in 30–60 seconds.…
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What is a normal temperature for a horse?
A normal rectal temperature for an adult horse at rest is 37.5°C to 38.5°C, while foals can be slightly higher, up to about 38.9°C. A high temperature, above 38.5°C, can…
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What is a Normal Temperature for a Dog?
A normal rectal temperature for a healthy dog at rest is between 37.5°C and 39.2°C. A high temperature can indicate fever from infection (viral, bacterial, or fungal), inflammation, heat stress…
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What Is a Cat’s Normal Temperature?
A normal rectal temperature for a healthy adult cat is usually between 38°C and 39.2°C. Kittens may naturally run a little warmer up to 39.4°C. An above-normal temperature may be…
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How to Take Your Dog or Cat’s Temperature
Checking your dog or cat’s temperature at home is a simple but valuable skill that can help you detect illness early. Follow these steps to safely take your pet’s temperature.…
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