Ohhh. I was told it had be a rectal thermometer.
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yup you should... use any kind of thermometer does not have to be
specifically a for anal. I just use a digital beep when its done one. use
some k-y jelly and the only thing you have to worry about is him staying
still you don't want to jab his inside with it. sometimes they (their
muscles) resist so go gentle, make sure its in maybe a half inch, if its
just the tip it won't read correctly. Normal is about 100 - 102.5. if your
thermom doesn't beep whenits done we just wait till it doesn't go up for a
sec that go fast whenthey have a fever.
If he has a fever you can gice SQ fluids but don't without checking with
the vet first, sometimes cats have underlying issues that the fluidds will
make worse and you will need a dose based on that and his weight. if not
fluids you can put alcohol on the pads of his feet and inside the pinna of
his ear and wipe him down wiht a cool damp washclothe.
let me know.
Kristi