A) Dog food B) High-quality cat food C) Fruits and vegetables only D) Seeds and nuts
A) Aspen shavings B) Fleece liners C) Paper-based bedding D) Cedar shavings
A) 50-60°F B) 72-80°F C) 85-90°F D) 60-65°F
A) Arboreal B) Nocturnal C) Crepuscular D) Diurnal
A) A cleaning process using water B) A mating ritual C) A sign of illness D) Self-anointing with saliva
A) Daily full cleaning B) Daily spot cleaning, full cleaning weekly C) Only when visibly dirty D) Monthly
A) Loss of appetite B) Regular anointing C) Sleeping during the day (normal) D) Increased activity
A) Running wheel B) Live plants C) Bird perch D) Fish tank decorations
A) It's too high in fat B) They are lactose intolerant C) They don't like the taste D) It's poisonous
A) A digestive issue B) A respiratory infection C) A progressive neurological disease D) A skin condition
A) Grapes B) Raw meat C) Cooked, unseasoned chicken D) Chocolate
A) Blow on them to make them relax B) Wear thick gloves C) Grab them from above D) Scoop them up gently from underneath
A) Licking your hand B) Sleeping soundly C) Hissing and balling up tightly D) Running around excitedly
A) To prevent them from getting caught on things B) To make them friendlier C) To help them run faster D) For aesthetic reasons
A) Give them lots of food and water B) Let them sleep until they wake up naturally C) Immediately take them to the vet D) Warm them up gradually and consult a vet
A) Yes, if they are littermates B) Yes, if the cage is large enough C) No, they are solitary animals D) Yes, if they are both female
A) Dog and cat veterinarian B) Equine veterinarian C) Avian veterinarian D) Exotic animal veterinarian
A) Open water sources (e.g., toilet bowl) B) Cardboard boxes C) Fleece blankets D) Ceramic food bowls
A) They are very active B) They sleep more than usual C) They eat a lot D) They have difficulty balling up completely
A) Fleas B) Mites C) Heartworms D) Tapeworms
A) Provide essential vitamins B) Provide calcium C) Provide protein D) Provide fiber
A) 7-10 years B) 1-2 years C) 10-15 years D) 3-6 years
A) UVB lighting B) Indirect, natural light C) Heat lamps only D) Bright, direct sunlight
A) Unscented soap B) A soft toothbrush C) Human shampoo D) Warm water
A) Excessive shedding of quills B) Diarrhea C) Clear eyes and nose D) Lethargy and weakness
A) Allowing them to roam freely unsupervised B) Providing tunnels and hiding spots C) Giving them live insects from the garden D) Leaving small toys that could be swallowed
A) Cardboard B) Wood C) Ceramic D) Plastic
A) Rarely B) Only when necessary C) Daily D) Weekly
A) Warm water and soap B) Bleach C) Just wiping it down D) Strong disinfectant
A) A blockage, usually in the digestive system B) An infection C) A genetic disorder D) A type of skin lesion |