Animal bodies are designed to maintain themselves at a constant optimal temperature with little deviation in order for their systems to perform properly. Thus, body temperature is considered a valuable parameter for the evaluation of the health and wellbeing of lab animals. Animal temperature sensor devices can be minimally invasive such as oral, esophageal, or anal probes, or implanted chips, or non-invasive options such as infrared or skin surface probes. They can also vary in size depending on the subject animal that is being monitored.
The size of the animal subjects will play an important role in the determination of the type and size of probe. Certain methods can have less degrees of variation, so the level of accuracy desired is also a factor in method determination.
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Physitemp Instruments, Inc.
Physitemp Instruments, Inc.
- Rectal probe for rats, For fast intermittent measurements
- 0.059 to 0.125 in (depending on model)
- 125C
Physitemp Instruments, Inc.
- Rectal probe for humans, neonatals, rabbits, and larger animals, Fast reading oral use, Skin surface Temperature measurement, Esophageal Temperature measurement
- 0.125 to 0.25 in (depending on model)
- 90C to 125C (varies with model)
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