A) 60-70°F (15-21°C) B) 30-40°F (-1-4°C) C) 80-90°F (27-32°C) D) 100-110°F (38-43°C)
A) Finding food B) Socializing with other pigs C) Thermoregulation and parasite control D) Digging for water
A) Bare concrete B) Gravel C) Sand D) Straw
A) Only when it smells bad B) Weekly C) Daily or as needed D) Monthly
A) Fiber B) Protein C) Fat D) Carbohydrates
A) Giardia (generally in humans) B) Heartworms (generally in dogs) C) Roundworms D) Tapeworms (generally in humans)
A) Automatic waterers or troughs B) Puddles C) Small bowls D) Only when they ask for it
A) Increased vocalization B) Loss of appetite C) Excessive grooming D) Increased activity
A) Lengthening the tail B) Removal of part of the tail to prevent tail biting C) Adding a decorative feature to the tail D) Treating a tail infection
A) Approximately 90 days B) Approximately 365 days C) Approximately 150 days D) Approximately 114 days
A) Making a loud noise B) Climbing on things C) Using their snout to dig in the ground D) Sleeping in a group
A) Keeping them in a small, confined space B) Not interacting with them at all C) Only feeding them once a day D) Providing toys or obstacles
A) Sodium B) Calcium C) Potassium D) Iron
A) To keep them clean B) To prevent them from eating grass C) To prevent heat stress D) To encourage weight gain
A) An uncastrated male pig B) A female pig C) A castrated male pig D) A young pig
A) An old female pig B) A young male pig C) A young female pig that has not yet given birth D) An old male pig
A) An adult female pig that has given birth B) A castrated male pig C) An uncastrated male pig D) A young male pig
A) A castrated male pig B) An uncastrated male pig C) A female pig D) A young pig
A) Once a year B) Never C) Every week D) Every 3-6 months
A) Rabies B) The Common Cold C) Pneumonia D) Tuberculosis
A) Ignoring them B) Quarantine period C) Giving them all the food D) Immediately mixing them
A) Solid, non-slip flooring B) Slippery concrete C) Wire mesh flooring D) Sharp rocks
A) Too much exercise B) Lack of water C) Stress D) A high-fiber diet
A) To improve coat color B) To increase growth rate C) To prevent anemia D) To prevent parasites
A) Loudly and aggressively B) By kicking them C) Calmly and gently D) With sudden movements
A) Weight gain B) Increased appetite C) Calm behavior D) Intense itching
A) Try to treat it yourself without knowledge B) Contact a veterinarian C) Ignore the injury D) Separate it from the group without treatment
A) Dumping in a nearby stream B) Composting or spreading on fields (following regulations) C) Burning it D) Leaving it in a pile to accumulate
A) Only kitchen scraps B) Commercial pig feed supplemented with fruits and vegetables. C) Only meat D) Only grass
A) Identification B) To improve hearing C) To prevent ear infections D) Decoration |