Catch the sick one before it costs you
Flockarewe reads body temperature and activity from sensor ear tags and alerts you to fever and low activity — the earliest signs of trouble — on one herd-health dashboard, so you treat sooner and lose fewer head.
Catch fever early
Sensor ear tags report body temperature. A reading above your farm's threshold raises a fever alert — often the first sign of infection, days before you'd see it in the pen.
Spot the animal that's off
Activity is tracked against each animal's own baseline. A beast that suddenly slows down — illness, lameness or calving — is flagged so you can check it in time.
One herd-health dashboard
Fever now, low activity, on-watch and treatments-due at a glance, with a temperature trend line per animal, so the whole herd's health is on one screen.
Latest sensor tags, supplied
We provide the newest health-capable LoRa ear tags that report temperature and activity — and add new vendors' tags as they're released, so your herd is always on current hardware.
Your herd's health, on your phone
The Flockarewe app puts the whole herd's health one tap away — fever now, low activity and the animals that need you, ranked most-urgent first, with live temperature and activity on every beast.
- Fever and low-activity flagged the moment they appear
- Tap any animal for its full record and temperature trend
- Works offline in the field, syncs when you get signal
From a tracker to a health tool
The same ear tag that tells you where an animal is can tell you how it's doing. With a health-capable tag, Flockarewe records temperature and activity, compares them to a per-farm fever threshold and each animal's own baseline, and raises a fever or low-activity alert the moment something's off — turning a theft deterrent into a productivity tool.
It pairs naturally with cattle tracking and virtual fencing, and the Shep AI monitor triages the alerts so you only hear about the animals that need you. Browse the sensor tags and gateways.
Cattle health monitoring — FAQs
How does cattle health monitoring work?
Health-capable ear tags report body temperature and activity alongside location. Flockarewe stores the readings, compares them to a fever threshold and each animal's own activity baseline, and raises alerts when something looks wrong — shown on a herd-health dashboard.
What health problems can it detect early?
A raised temperature is an early sign of infection or disease, and a sharp drop in activity can indicate illness, lameness or a difficult calving. Catching either early means cheaper treatment and fewer losses.
Do I need special ear tags?
You need tags that report temperature and/or activity, not location only. We supply the latest health-capable LoRa ear tags as part of the solution, so you get current sensor hardware without sourcing it yourself.
Can I set my own fever threshold?
Yes — the fever threshold is per farm, so you can calibrate it to your tags and your herd rather than a fixed number.
Does it work without mobile signal?
Yes. Like the rest of Flockarewe, health-capable LoRa tags report to on-farm gateways, so monitoring works across fields and rough grazing with no mobile coverage.
See trouble coming
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