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What is the normal temperature for a horse, and when should it be taken?

Ali
Updated April 02, 2026 19:08

An adult horse's normal resting temperature is 99°F to 101.5°F. If it's outside this range, consult your vet before traveling.
Take the temperature within 7 days before travel.

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