Learn How To Take Your Pets' Vital Signs So You Know When They're Sick
Before vets learn all about the abnormal, we must learn what normal is.
It's no different for you!
Be the best pet owner and be one step ahead with the health of your animals by learning how to record their vital signs.
Dr Leigh describes how to perform a physical exam and what you should be seeing as normal in this video.
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DOG
Heart rate 70-120
Respiratory rate 18-34
Temperature (c) 37.9-39.9
Temperature (F) 100.2-103.8
CAT
Heart Rate 120-140
Respiratory Rate 16-40
Temperature (c) 38.1-39.2
Temperature (F) 98-102.4
Horse
Heart rate 28-40
Respiratory Rate 10-16
Temperature (c) 37.5-38.5
Temperature (f) 99.5-101.3
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