What is the normal body temperature for a horse?
[top] Your horse’s body temperature will vary over time. The normal body temperature for a horse is between 37 and 38.5 degrees Celcius. Body temperature can vary with the heat of the day, excercise and temperament. If your horse is showing any signs of illness with a temperature consistently above 38.5 lease give us a call. If the body temperature reaches 39.5, urgent veterinary attention is required. My horse has a runny nose. What should I do? [top] Horses, like people, often get a runny nose which may or may not indictae a more serious problem such as a respiratory infection. If you notice a nasal discharge in your horse, it is important to keep an eye out for any other signs of disease such as going off his feed, coughing, increased body temperature (over 38.5 C) and lethargy. If any of these other signs are present, then contact us as your horse most likely is in need of treatment. It is also important to note the colour, consistency and volume of the discharge as this can provid
