What is the normal body temperature for kittens and cats?

Answer by  Nother (102)

Body temperatures for kittens and cats do differ. A normal body temperature, taken rectally, for a cat is between 100° and 102.5°. A kitten's normal rectal body temperature, when born, is 97°. Its body temperature will increase as the kitten grows, reaching approximately 100° at 4 weeks.

Answer by  gunit9082 (30)

A Cat's normal temperature is between 100.4°F and 102.5°F. A kitten's normal temperature falls between 95° F to 99° F. A kitten's temperature should not fall below 94 ° F. Anything above or below these temperatures require a visit to the veterinarian.

Answer by  Catwoman71 (27)

The normal body temperature on ANY cat would be 101.2-102 degrees. With a Devon Rex that could be 102-103. Your "average" kittens and/or cat shouldn't really differ when it comes to that. If the cat's temperature goes below 99 degrees please see a vet.

Answer by  Balaji (325)

The normal body temperature varies for kittens and cats. For cats body temperature is 40 degrees. For kittens it is 30 degrees. It is quite to this animal. It is very low compared to human beings.