The temperature of a horse fly matches it's surrounding environment since it is exothermic.
A horses body temperature should range between 99 and 101.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
i would say keep the regular temp of a horse's body, or a little colder.
Horses sweat - just like other mammals.
The body temperature for an Arabian horse is the exact same as it is for any other horse breed 99-101.5 degrees Fahrenheit. If you were asking about the horseman's term of classing a horse based on it's origins and overall type an Arabian would be considered a 'hotblood'.
a low body temperature could mean nothing. I have a lower body temp then most people and I'm healthy as a horse. Or it could mean that your going into shock. That's unlikly though.
A horse thermometer works by measuring the horse's body temperature when inserted into its rectum. The thermometer gives a quick and accurate reading of the horse's temperature, which is an important indicator of the horse's health. It is important to use a lubricated thermometer and handle it carefully to avoid causing any discomfort to the horse.
If you are warmblooded wherever you go your body temperature always constant and if you are coldblooded your body temperature will change to whatever the outside temperature is.
Core temperature. Horses are warm-blooded animals, which means they maintain a core body temperature of around 98 to 101 degrees Fahrenheit.
Normal Temperature = 99.5-101.3°F or 37.5-38.5° C Remember that physical work and stress change body temperatures.
Ingestion of hot feed will increase body temperature temporarily. Or, if by heat you are referring to making a horse more spirited, feeding a horse grain of any kind may increase the horse's energy level.
Horses are mammals, and are not considered cold blooded. They have a metabolism that produces body heat, and does not require them to use sun and shade to regulate their body temperature.