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   What if my cat has a high temperature?

   • Contact your vet if you think your cat has a high temperature. Normal body temperature for a cat ranges between 38-39°C, if it rises above the normal range your cat is likely to feel unwell and become lethargic (low in energy). A high temperature can be caused by many different conditions ranging from minor to very serious problems.

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   What is a normal temperature for a cat?

   • What’s not normal is a drastic temperature change that is not as fleeting. A cat’s normal temperature is somewhere between 100.5℉ and 102.5℉. Anything higher or lower may be a concern. It can be hard to tell if your kitty’s temperature is abnormal, though, so taking it with a thermometer is the best way to check. What Is the Normal Temp for a Cat?

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   What does a cat's body temperature mean?

   • Body temperature is one of the key vital signs of a cat’s health, alongside heart rate and breathing rate. The natural physiology of a cat’s body acts to ensure that the temperature range stays at the normal level all the time. The temperature only changes from the normal level due to specific circumstances, such as disease or stress.

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   What does it mean if a cat has an abnormal temperature?

   • What’s considered an abnormal temperature is a number that falls outside of the normal range and stays there. Hyperthermia is when a cat’s body temp is over the normal limits, such as with a fever or overexertion. Hypothermia is when their temp is below normal, which can happen with severe trauma, anesthesia, or exposure to very cold conditions.

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   How does a cat's body physiology affect its temperature?

   • The natural physiology of a cat’s body acts to ensure that the temperature range stays at the normal level all the time. The temperature only changes from the normal level due to specific circumstances, such as disease or stress. When a cat is resting, the baseline body temperature tends to be low, as the body is inactive.

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   What if my cat's body temperature is too low?

   • If a cat’s body temperature is less than 100 F (37.8 C), it’s too low. If you take your cat’s body temperature and it is this low, record the body temperature again 15 minutes later to ensure an accurate reading. If it is still low, book an urgent appointment with your veterinarian for a review.

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   Feb 2, 2023 · Normal range of temperature is between 101 F and 102.5 F (38.3 C to 39.2 C) If the temperature is below 100 F (37.8 C), it’s too low. If the temperature is over 103 F (39.4 C), it’s too high. These temperature levels are not absolute, but they provide a helpful general guide.

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   Normal body temperature for a cat ranges between 38-39°C, if it rises above the normal range your cat is likely to feel unwell and become lethargic (low in energy). A high temperature can be caused by many different conditions ranging from minor to very serious problems.

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   Oct 2, 2024 · What Is the Normal Temp for a Cat? Most cats are going to fall in that 100.5℉ and 102.5℉ range when they’re healthy and feeling good.

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   What is the normal temperature for a cat? The normal body temperature in cats is 100 – 102.5° Fahrenheit (37.7 – 39.1° Celcius). When an infection occurs, the immune system is activated and increases the temperature to fight off and kill the infectious organism.

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   The baseline vitals, or what's considered "normal" for cats, are as follows: Body temperature: Between 99 and 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit (37.2 - 39.2 degrees Celcius) Respiratory rate: An average of 20 to 30 breaths per minute.

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   Sep 9, 2023 · A normal temperature in cats ranges from 100.4º to 102.5º Fahrenheit. A fever in cats occurs when temperatures rise above 102.5º F. Although fevers may be helpful in fighting disease,...

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   Oct 25, 2024 · For example, a 2015 study from the Journal of Feline Medicine & Surgery states that the normal range for adult cat body temperature should be between 98.1°F to 102.1°F (36.7 °C to 38.9°C). (1) However, it’s common for veterinarians to see ranges from 100°F to 102.5°F (37.8°C to 39.2°C) in clinic. And many vets consider this a normal ...