1. Product Overview
What Is Our Animal RFID Temperature Monitoring Tag?
This microchip tag integrates passive RFID identification with real-time temperature sensing, designed specifically for implantation in pets and livestock. It enables non-invasive, continuous tracking of animal health and unique identification.
Core Value: Combining Reliable RFID Identification with Continuous Vital Sign Tracking
Unlike standard RFID tags, this device delivers dual functionality: it stores a tamper-proof unique ID for animal traceability and measures core body temperature to detect health anomalies early, reducing veterinary intervention delays and improving animal welfare.
2. Key Features
Dual-Functionality: RFID Unique ID + Precision Temperature Monitoring
Each tag assigns a permanent, unique RFID ID for animal identification while simultaneously capturing precise temperature data, eliminating the need for separate devices for tracking and health monitoring.
Passive RFID Technology (Battery-Free, Long-Lasting Operation)
Powered by radio frequency energy from compatible readers, this tag requires no batteries, ensuring long-term operation (up to 10+ years) without maintenance or replacement.
ISO 11784/11785 Compliant for Global Compatibility
Adheres to global animal RFID standards, allowing compatibility with most veterinary and livestock management systems worldwide, simplifying integration and data sharing.
Bioglass Encapsulation: Biocompatible & Durable for Animal Use
Encased in medical-grade bioglass (borosilicate glass), the tag is non-toxic, resistant to corrosion, and compatible with animal tissue, minimizing rejection risks and ensuring long-term durability.
Tamper-Proof Unique UID for Unambiguous Animal Identification
The tag’s unique ID is factory-encoded and cannot be altered, ensuring unambiguous animal identification for traceability, pedigree verification, and health record management.
3. Technical Specifications
Temperature Monitoring Parameters
Measurement Range: -20°C to 50°C; Accuracy: ±0.5°C (35°C to 42°C); Response Time: <2 seconds.
RFID Core Specifications
Frequency: 134.2 kHz; Chip Type: EM4305; Standard: ISO 11784/11785; Read Range: Up to 10 cm (reader-dependent).
Physical Attributes
Size: 1.4 mm (diameter) × 8.5 mm (length); Weight: ~0.15 g; Material: Medical-grade bioglass; Sterilization: Gamma irradiation (pre-sterilized).
4. Application Scenarios
Pet Health Management (Early Fever Detection & Wellness Tracking)
For dogs, cats, and companion animals: Monitors daily temperature trends to detect early fever (infection/illness sign) and stores ID for lost pet recovery.
Veterinary Clinic Patient Care (Post-Surgery Temperature Monitoring & Disease Screening)
Post-surgery: Tracks core temperature to identify infection risks; Routine check-ups: Quickly screens multiple animals for fever during disease outbreaks.
Livestock Herd Health Surveillance (Mass Temperature Screening & Traceability)
For cattle, pigs, sheep, poultry: Enables mass temperature screening via portable readers to detect outbreaks early; Links ID to herd systems for traceability and health records.
5. Installation & Usage Guide
Safe Implantation Procedure (Veterinarian-Only Operation)
Trained veterinarians implant the tag subcutaneously (neck for pets, ear/neck for livestock) using a sterile syringe. The procedure is minimally invasive, no sutures required.
Reading Temperature & ID Data with Compatible RFID Readers
Use an ISO 11784/11785 RFID reader (temperature-capable) to scan the tag. The reader displays ID and temperature; data can be stored locally or transferred to management systems.
Integrating with Animal Health Management Systems
Tag data imports into herd/practice software to create centralized health records, track trends, and generate alerts for abnormal temperature readings.
6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the Temperature Monitoring Tag Safe for My Pet/Livestock?
Yes: Medical-grade bioglass (non-toxic, non-irritating) and pre-sterilized. Veterinarian implantation minimizes risks; the tag integrates with tissue without adverse reactions.
How Accurate Is the Temperature Reading?
Within 35°C–42°C (typical animal body temp), accuracy is ±0.5°C (sufficient for early fever detection). Outside this range: ±1°C.
Can the Tag Be Read Through Animal Fur or Tissue?
Yes: 134.2 kHz frequency penetrates fur, skin, and thin tissue. Read range depends on reader power and tag position (reliable for most animal sizes).
What Is the Lifespan of the RFID Temperature Monitoring Tag?
No batteries → lifespan limited by physical durability. Proper implantation ensures 10+ years of operation (matches average animal lifespan).
7. Contact & Inquiry
Request a Product Sample
Contact our sales team for a free sample: includes pre-sterilized tag and compatible reader guide.
Bulk Purchase & Custom Solution Inquiries
Bulk pricing and custom packaging available for farms, clinics, shelters. Share quantity/delivery needs for a quote.
Get Technical Support from Our Team
Engineering team assists with system integration, reader compatibility, troubleshooting. Reach out for personalized help.