A) 300 square inches B) 200 square inches C) 600 square inches D) 450 square inches
A) Aspen shavings B) Paper-based bedding C) Hemp bedding D) Pine or cedar shavings
A) Never B) Daily C) Monthly D) Weekly
A) Playing with toys B) Hoarding food C) Wet tail D) Excessive grooming
A) Solid surface wheel B) Wire wheel C) Slat wheel D) Mesh wheel
A) 65-75°F B) 80-90°F C) 50-60°F D) 30-40°F
A) Cucumber B) Citrus fruits C) Carrots D) Broccoli
A) Cricetulus griseus B) Mesocricetus auratus C) Meriones unguiculatus D) Phodopus sungorus
A) Playing with toys B) Burrowing C) Sleeping during the day D) Bar chewing
A) Nocturnal B) Arboreal C) Diurnal D) Crepuscular
A) By its tail B) By the scruff of the neck C) Scooping with cupped hands D) Grabbing quickly
A) 1-2 years B) 3-4 years C) 2-3 years D) 5-6 years
A) To help them clean their fur B) To help them cool down C) To provide a source of hydration D) To provide a place to sleep
A) Tease them with it for a while B) Place it in the cage and observe their reaction C) Take away all other toys D) Force them to play with it
A) Lack of exercise B) Too much sunlight C) Overeating D) Stress
A) Lettuce B) Apples C) Bananas D) Mealworms
A) Once a week B) Once a month C) Never D) Daily
A) Shiny coat B) Skin tenting C) Increased activity D) Excessive drinking
A) All hamsters can be housed together B) Syrian hamsters should be housed alone C) Only male hamsters can be housed together D) Only female hamsters can be housed together
A) To carry food B) To attract mates C) To store water D) To protect themselves from predators
A) Loud music B) Chew toys C) Bright lights D) Mirrors
A) They don't like the taste B) It's poisonous to them C) It causes digestive problems D) It can get stuck in their cheek pouches
A) They squeal loudly B) They are relaxed and not trying to escape C) They bite or scratch D) They run away immediately
A) Cat litter B) Play sand C) Potting soil D) Chinchilla sand
A) Chicks B) Kittens C) Calves D) Pups
A) Ignoring them for the first few weeks B) Hand feeding treats C) Punishing them for biting D) Chasing them around their cage
A) They will become more active B) They will start shedding their fur C) They can go into torpor D) They will eat more food
A) Biotin B) Vitamin C C) Vitamin D D) Calcium
A) Eating substrate B) Cage biting C) Urine marking D) Fur chewing |