A) 30 gallons B) 5 gallons C) 20 gallons D) 10 gallons
A) Hay B) Paper-based bedding C) Cedar shavings D) Pine shavings
A) Daily B) Never C) Once a week D) Once a month
A) Constant burrowing B) Loss of appetite C) Excessive grooming D) Increased activity
A) Dust bath B) Mud bath C) Sand bath D) Water bath
A) Gerbil food pellets B) Rabbit food C) Dog food D) Cat food
A) Vegetables B) Sunflower seeds C) Small pieces of fruit D) Chocolate
A) Minimal, a few minutes a day B) Plenty, provided by wheels and toys C) Only when taken out of the cage D) None
A) Burrowing B) Swimming C) Climbing trees D) Flying
A) Nocturnal B) Arboreal C) Crepuscular D) Diurnal
A) 10-12 years B) 2-4 years C) 5-7 years D) 1 year
A) They can become lonely and depressed B) They become more independent C) They become more aggressive D) They require less care
A) A normal shedding process B) Loss of fur/skin from the tail due to rough handling C) A common tail disease D) An injury to the spine
A) Mirrors B) Cardboard tubes C) Small fish D) Cat toys
A) Below freezing B) 50-60°F C) 65-75°F D) 80-90°F
A) Constant chasing and biting B) Occasional squeaking C) Sleeping together D) Mutual grooming
A) Cup your hands gently around its body B) By its legs C) By its tail D) By its scruff
A) They are easier to clean B) They can injure their feet C) They provide better ventilation D) Gerbils prefer them
A) Plastic water bottle B) Any type of container C) Glass water bottle with a sipper tube D) Open water bowl
A) Dull eyes, matted fur, lethargic behavior B) Overeating, excessive drinking, sleeping all day C) Bright eyes, clean fur, active behavior D) Constantly hiding and not interacting
A) Tyzzers disease B) Mumps C) The common cold D) Chicken Pox
A) 14-16 days B) 45-50 days C) 30-32 days D) 24-26 days
A) Mesh wheel B) Wire wheel C) Ladder wheel D) Solid surface wheel
A) 2-3 times a week B) Everyday C) Once a week D) Once a month
A) Excessive grooming B) Parasites C) Allergies D) Stress or boredom
A) In a high-traffic area B) Near a heat source C) Away from direct sunlight and drafts D) Near a window for sunlight
A) Only in small amounts B) Yes, they love it C) No, they can be harmful D) Only if it is organic
A) They only interact during mating season B) They are solitary creatures C) They form large packs D) They live in colonies
A) Sneezing and labored breathing B) Drumming on the floor C) Chirping D) Soft squeaking
A) To build their nests B) To entertain them C) To keep their teeth from overgrowing D) To help them digest their food |