Getting an accurate temperature reading on a child is important. Here's how to do it if your child is 4 or older. | WebMD

Did you know that time slows down when we take rectal temperatures? Especially when the patient is spicy! The normal body temperature of dogs and cats is 100- 102.5 Fahrenheit? In Veterinary Medicine we typically take temperatures rectally and when a patient is under anesthesia we have temperature probes that can be left in the rectum during surgery for constant monitoring #themoreyouknow #vetmed #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vethumor #vetlife #vettech #vettechlife #vettechhumor | drmollysays