A) Health and temperament B) Coat color C) Breed popularity D) Low price
A) Only when it smells B) Weekly C) Daily D) Monthly
A) More grooming than usual B) Loss of appetite C) Increased purring D) Playing more often
A) Provide scratching posts B) Ignoring the behavior C) Punishing the cat D) Declawing
A) Vegetarian B) Dog food C) High-carbohydrate D) High-protein, meat-based
A) Annually B) Only when they are sick C) Every five years D) Bi-annually after they turn 10
A) Catnip B) Rose C) Lilies D) Sunflower
A) Contentment and comfort B) Boredom C) Aggression D) Hunger
A) Flea repellent B) Sleep aid C) Provides enrichment D) Nutritional supplement
A) Give them free roam of the entire house B) Immediately introduce them to other pets C) Force them to interact immediately D) Provide a safe, quiet space
A) 99°F B) 104°F C) 98.6°F D) 100.5-102.5°F
A) Excessive drooling B) Frequent meowing C) Increased energy D) Sunken eyes
A) Only when they are happy B) To communicate with other cats C) To attract mates D) Often indicates contentment, but also pain or stress
A) Keeping them separated indefinitely B) Gradual introduction with scent swapping C) Immediate supervised interaction D) Putting them in the same room and letting them sort it out
A) Boredom B) Affection and trust C) Fear D) Aggression
A) Mites B) Ticks C) Lice D) Fleas
A) Force-feed the cat B) Give the cat human medication C) Consult a veterinarian immediately D) Wait and see if it resolves on its own
A) To save money on food B) To avoid disturbing neighbors C) To prevent them from hunting birds D) To protect them from dangers like cars and predators
A) A viral infection that weakens the immune system B) A bacterial infection treatable with antibiotics C) A common allergy D) A type of cancer
A) Toothbrush B) Slicker brush C) Hair dryer D) Human comb
A) Urinary crystals or blockages B) Bladder cancer C) Prostate enlargement D) Kidney stones
A) They are being spiteful B) They are trying to feed their owners C) They think their owners are bad hunters D) Instinctual hunting behavior
A) Forcing their mouth open and pouring it in B) Using a syringe to squirt it into the side of the mouth C) Rubbing it on their fur D) Mixing it into their food
A) Playing with other pets B) Leaving toys scattered around the house C) Interactive play with toys that mimic prey D) Playing with laser pointers exclusively
A) Bladder infection B) Kidney failure C) Diabetes D) Territorial marking
A) 10-12 weeks B) Immediately after birth C) 6-8 weeks D) 2-4 weeks
A) Spraying them with water B) Removing all items from the counters C) Punishing them when they jump D) Provide alternative high spaces like cat trees
A) To help identify and return them if lost B) To improve their health C) To prevent them from getting fleas D) To track their location at all times
A) Bad breath B) Increased appetite C) Increased energy D) Excessive grooming
A) Sedated B) On a leash C) Loose in the car D) In a secure carrier |