Kumpulkan peralatan Anda. Tunggu sampai kuda baru saja buang air besar.  Berinteraksi dengan kuda Ikat kuda dengan erat. Minta bantuan seseorang. Periksa layar digital pada termometer. Lumasi termometer Anda. Berdirilah di samping kuda pada sisi penunggangan kuda.  Dekati kuda

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Make sure to gather your supplies beforehand, so that everything is ready when you need to take your horse’s temperature. These supplies include:  Digital thermometer: A digital thermometer is best, as it will beep when the temperature becomes stable. It will also keep the temperature displayed in the display window for you to easily record the temperature if needed. Purchase a digital thermometer at your local drug store. This can be a regular “oral” or “rectal” thermometer, which are basically the same thing. Dedicate this thermometer for use with your horse. If you are unable to get a digital thermometer, a mercury thermometer works just as well. Double check to make sure that it is clean and does not have any cracks, as this can be very dangerous for the horse. Gentle lubricant. You also need a gentle lubricant to ease the passing of the thermometer into the horse's rectum. Vaseline or KY Jelly is ideal. These products are readily available at grocery stores and drug stores. A pair of latex or rubber gloves. Cotton wool or tissue and rubbing alcohol. It’s best to time taking a horse’s temperature for just after he has passed stool. This will reduce the possibility that you will insert the thermometer into dung. Dung registers a higher temperature reading and your reading will not accurately reflect the horse’s body temperature. Try feeding the horse or giving it a treat. This way, the horse will begin to trust you. . Usually, the owner of the horse will be the one taking the temperature. However, in instances where you may be taking care of a friend's horse or you're relatively new to first aid for horses, you need to become familiar with the horse. You also need to let the horse become familiar with you.  Talk soothingly to your horse. Feed it a little treat, such as a carrot or apple. Scratch your horse’s nose or behind its ears. . Ensure that the horse doesn't move around too much while you are taking his temperature. Tie him up to a wooden fence or post. Use a quick release knot so you can release him...