The present disclosure relates to a wearable sensor apparatus and method for monitoring a pet body temperature, more particularly, the wearable sensor apparatus being worn on a body of the pet to measure the pet body temperature such that an owner of the pet remotely receives and monitors the measured body temperature, causing no trouble on a skin of the pet even when the wearable sensor apparatus is in contact with the pet skin, and having improved thermal conductivity such that the body temperature can be accurately measured.

The invention includes a wireless multifunction veterinary thermometer device that communicates with a mobile communication device running an app for recording animal temperature data and to display animal treatment options considering the recorded data and ambient weather conditions. Treatment options may be determined by logic programmed within the app or by another computer program associated with a remote server and database. Data transfer takes place between the mobile device and the remote server/database. A heat stress indicator is displayed for the user. If the indicator represents a high heat stress level, the app logic or remote computer program may automatically generate a recommended treatment option, or the user may determine an appropriate treatment.

The invention includes a wireless multifunction veterinary thermometer device that communicates with a mobile communication device running an application software or “app” that is used to record animal temperature data and to display animal treatment options considering the recorded data and ambient weather conditions. Treatment options may be determined by logic programmed within the app or by another computer program associated with a remote server and database. Data transfer takes place between the mobile device and the remote server/database. A heat stress indicator is displayed for the user. If the indicator represents a high heat stress level, the app logic or remote computer program may automatically generate a recommended treatment option, or the user may determine an appropriate treatment. User interfaces are provided for displaying and recording a wide range of additional data concerning the animal.

The invention includes a wireless multifunction veterinary thermometer device that communicates with a mobile communication device running an application software or “app” that is used to record animal temperature data and to display animal treatment options considering the recorded data and ambient weather conditions. Treatment options may be determined by logic programmed within the app or by another computer program associated with a remote server and database. Data transfer takes place between the mobile device and the remote server/database. A heat stress indicator is displayed for the user. If the indicator represents a high heat stress level, the app logic or remote computer program may automatically generate a recommended treatment option, or the user may determine an appropriate treatment. User interfaces are provided for displaying and recording a wide range of additional data concerning the animal.

A biometric monitoring device for an animal ear includes a male portion on a first side of the ear including a base having an upper surface towards the first side including openings and a protrusion having an upper portion for penetrating from the first side a second side of the ear, and a female portion for the second side of the ear including a housing having a bottom surface towards the second side of the ear including an internal opening configured to receive the upper portion of the protrusion, a retention portion configured to releasably retain the upper portion of the protrusion, a plurality of electronic components including a battery, a processor, and a temperature sensor, and a thermally conductive ring disposed upon on the bottom surface configured to be disposed against the second side, and wherein the thermally conductive ring is thermally coupled to the temperature sensor.

A biometric monitoring device for an animal ear includes a male portion on a first side of the ear including a base having an upper surface towards the first side including openings and a protrusion having an upper portion for penetrating from the first side a second side of the ear, and a female portion for the second side of the ear including a housing having a bottom surface towards the second side of the ear including an internal opening configured to receive the upper portion of the protrusion, a retention portion configured to releasably retain the upper portion of the protrusion, a plurality of electronic components including a battery, a processor, and a temperature sensor, and a thermally conductive ring disposed upon on the bottom surface configured to be disposed against the second side, and wherein the thermally conductive ring is thermally coupled to the temperature sensor.

A temperature monitoring device for an animal such as a horse including a housing including a body, and a base with an aperture; a temperature sensor at least partly extending through the aperture; wireless communication for transmitting temperature measurements to a mobile device; wherein the base is provided with first attachment for attaching the base to the animal such that the temperature sensor contacts the animal; and the body is provided with second attachment to secure the body to the base via the first attachment.

Remote monitoring device for body temperature in bovine and porcine cattle comprised by a fusiform temperature-conductor shell, a circular lid which hermetically closes the device, both coated with a biocompatible material, and an internal unit consisting on a thermic probe assembled to a programmable circuit, which provides data on the unique identification of the animal, which also consists on a radio transmitter, an aerial and the battery feeding the device.

The device can be programmed to take the temperature readings, record and send the information to a receptor, which can transmit the data to any remote device through the 2G network.

A housing structure with an opening and an adhesive is combined to the bottom of the housing structure for adhering the housing structure to the skin of an animal. A pocket accessible through the opening in the housing structure for inserting and holding a warning device in direct contact with the skin of the animal through the opening. The housing structure of the adhesive patch can comprise a base layer comprising a bottom side on which the adhesive layer is attached.

A body surface temperature measurement device capable of appropriately performing measurement of a body surface temperature of an animal is realized. A body surface temperature measurement device includes a temperature sensing unit including an infrared ray detection sensor and a cover that covers the infrared ray detection sensor, in which the cover closely contacts a body surface of the animal and at least a part of a contact surface of the cover, which contacts the body surface of the animal, is formed into a curved surface that bulges toward a body surface side of the animal.