Horse Thermometers & Veterinary Equipment
Horse Thermometers & Vet Kit — Know What's Normal Before Something Goes Wrong.
A horse's temperature is one of the most reliable early indicators of illness. A normal equine temperature sits between 37.5°C and 38.5°C — anything above 38.5°C warrants attention, and a reading above 39°C is a clear signal to call your vet. Having a reliable thermometer in your yard kit means you can take an accurate reading immediately, give your vet the information they need over the phone, and make faster, better-informed decisions about your horse's care.
Types of Horse Thermometer
- Digital rectal thermometers – The most accurate and widely used method for horses; fast-reading digital displays give a clear result in under 30 seconds
- Flexible-tip thermometers – A safer option for horses that are sensitive or difficult to handle; the flexible shaft reduces the risk of breakage
- Thermometer with string & clip – A practical feature that prevents the thermometer from being lost if the horse moves during the reading
Other Veterinary Essentials
Alongside thermometers, a well-stocked yard first aid kit should include a stethoscope for checking gut sounds and heart rate, a pulse oximeter, wound care supplies, and bandaging materials. Being prepared to take and report basic vital signs accurately can make a significant difference to how quickly your vet can assess and respond to a situation.
Browse the full range below and make sure your yard is equipped to monitor your horse's health with confidence.