Digital thermometer flexible tip

Digital Thermometer with Flexible Tip for Rodents and Rabbits

The Digital Thermometer with Flexible Tip is a convenient and accurate thermometer. This thermometer is ideal for monitoring the health of your pets, but it is important to emphasize that the use of this thermometer is only responsible for people with some medical knowledge.

✔ Accurate fever measurement: Measure the temperature orally, rectally or under the armpit, so you can always choose the right place for a reliable measurement.
✔ Fast measurement: Results are displayed within 10 seconds for fast and efficient measurement.
✔ Acoustic tone for fever: The thermometer gives an acoustic signal when fever is detected, which helps to intervene quickly if necessary.
✔ Automatic storage: The latest measurement result is automatically saved for later use, so you can keep track of your pet's temperature.
✔ LCD Display: The clear display makes it easy to read the measurement, even in low light conditions.
✔ Adjustable for °C or °F: You can set the thermometer to the desired unit depending on your preference.
✔ Waterproof: The thermometer is waterproof and easy to clean.
✔ Auto Power Off: The thermometer will automatically power off after 10 minutes to save battery.
✔ Easy to replace batteries: No hassle with batteries – easy to replace when needed.
✔ Storage case included: The thermometer comes with a handy storage case for safe keeping.

NB:

• Responsible use: The thermometer is intended for larger rodents and rabbits. The use of this thermometer should be done with care and responsibility. In case of doubt or inexperience, it is advisable to seek advice from a veterinarian or someone with medical knowledge.
• Not for small rodents such as mice, hamsters, gerbils, rats, degus: This thermometer is not suitable for mice due to the different sizes and type of measurement.

Normal body temperature

Always consult a vet if you have any doubts about the temperature.

The normal body temperature of a guinea pig is between 38.5°C and 39.5°C .

For a rabbit , the normal body temperature is between 38.3°C and 39.5°C .

In both guinea pigs and rabbits, deviations from these temperatures can indicate health problems, such as fever or hypothermia, and it is important to consult a veterinarian if you suspect health problems.