What is a cat's normal temperature?

Answer by  katharine (3981)

Normal temperature for cats is between 100. 5 to 102. 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Every cat has a slightly different "normal" temperature, so make sure you know what is normal for your cat.

Answer by  sasser1102 (198)

A normal temperature for a cat is 100 to 102. 5 degrees Fahrenheit. It does vary a bit from animal to animal just as it does in people though. It it drops to far below 100 degrees, then the animal needs to see a vet though. Their temperature on the average is a little higher than a humans.

Answer by  andreea (31)

A cat`s normal body temperature can range from 100. 5 to 102. 5 degrees Fahrenheit or 38. 6 degrees Celsius, but they are tolerable to even higher temperatures, starting to feel uncomfortable only after the temperature reaches about 126 degrees Fahrenheit (or 52 degrees Celsius). A cat`s temperature does not vary throughout the day.

Answer by  mike49 (373)

The normal temperature ranges between 100. 5 and 102. 5 degrees fahrenheit. If your cats temperature rises above 102. 5 degrees, consult your veterinarian.