What is the pH value of carnivores?

Answer 1

Carnivores do not, per se, have a pH. A pH value is determined from a probe inserted into a solution. I suppose you could take the pH of the saliva (slightly acidic - pH < 7) or blood (slightly basic - pH >7) of a carnivore or perhaps get the pH of the interior of a protozoa.

I would recommend that if you simply must know the pH of a carnivore that before you start sticking pH probes into carnivores you make sure they are properly sedated lest they decide to bite you - or worse.

Answer 2

The pH value of carnivores is typically acidic, ranging from 1 to 3 in the stomach due to the high levels of hydrochloric acid needed for digestion of meat.