Your lamb has a body temperature of 102 degrees. What should you do?

A body temperature of 102 degrees Fahrenheit is within the normal range for lambs, which typically ranges from about 100.5 to 103.5 degrees. This indicates that the lamb is likely healthy and does not require any immediate medical intervention. Monitoring the lamb’s temperature, appetite, and behavior is important, but in this scenario, no action is necessary since the lamb's temperature does not signal infection or fever.

The other options suggest actions that would be appropriate only under specific circumstances, such as when a lamb is exhibiting signs of illness or has a temperature significantly higher than normal, which would warrant further investigation and possibly treatment.