Waldhausen Digital Clinical Thermometer for Horses

Fast Peace of Mind and Safe Handling: The Waldhausen Digital Clinical Thermometer for Horses

The Waldhausen Digital Clinical Thermometer for Horses is an essential helper in every stable pharmacy, providing you with quick and reliable certainty about your horse's health in an emergency. Whether during a daily check at your home stable or as an important emergency tool at a competition – this thermometer was specially developed for safe, fast, and comfortable use on animals. It measures body temperature in just 20 seconds within a wide range of 32 °C to 43 °C (89.6 °F to 109.4 °F), keeping the stress for your horse as low as possible.

A well-thought-out and particularly practical detail is the hole at the end of the housing, which serves as a secure finger loop. This allows the device to be optimally held by hand during rectal measurement, ensuring it neither accidentally slips further into the rectum nor falls to the ground during a sudden movement. Made of durable plastic, the thermometer is extremely robust for everyday stable life and can be cleaned easily and hygienically in no time after use, making it ready for the next application.

Overview:

• Fast and precise body temperature measurement in just 20 seconds
• Wide measuring range from 32 °C to 43 °C (or 89.6 °F to 109.4 °F)
• Practical safety hole for finger insertion for an optimal grip
• Clear, easy-to-read digital LCD display
• Made of durable plastic and especially easy to clean
• Essential accessory for the home stable, on the road, and at competitions

Technical Specifications:

• Product type: Digital clinical thermometer for horses
• Measurement time: approx. 20 seconds
• Measuring range: 32 °C – 43 °C / 89.6 °F – 109.4 °F
• Material: Durable plastic
• Display: Digital display
• Special feature: Integrated finger loop for secure handling

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Questions & Answers:

Why is the fast measurement time of 20 seconds so important?
Taking a rectal temperature can be an unpleasant situation for many horses. A short measurement time of just 20 seconds significantly minimizes stress for the animal and reduces the risk of the horse becoming restless, resisting, or the measurement being interrupted by a sudden movement.

What specific advantage does the hole at the end of the thermometer offer?
This safety feature is extremely valuable when used on a horse. When inserting the thermometer, simply put a finger through the loop. This reliably prevents the thermometer from being completely drawn in by the natural muscle tone of the rectum or landing in the manure if the horse swishes its tail.