A) Dog food B) Table scraps C) Forage (grass, hay, browse) D) Cat food
A) Always B) Only when it rains C) Once a week D) Twice a day
A) Zinc B) Magnesium C) Iron D) Copper
A) Diarrhea B) Increased appetite C) Excessive grooming D) Shiny coat
A) Once a year B) Never C) Every 6-8 weeks D) Every day
A) No fence at all B) Woven wire C) Electric fence only D) Barbed wire
A) Buck B) Wether C) Doe D) Kid
A) Wether B) Kid C) Buck D) Doe
A) 365 days B) 150 days C) 90 days D) 60 days
A) Good sanitation B) Lack of water C) Dirty bedding D) Overcrowding
A) Weight gain B) Normal temperature C) Coughing D) Increased appetite
A) Ignore it B) Give it baking soda C) Give it more grain D) Call a vet immediately
A) Provides essential nutrients B) Adds flavor to their diet C) Keeps them warm D) Prevents boredom
A) Grazing only B) Staying in one place C) Browsing D) Sleeping all day
A) Sensory organ B) Keeps them warm C) Attracts mates D) Decoration only
A) Protection from weather B) A swimming pool C) No shelter needed D) Completely enclosed, airtight barn
A) Genetic predisposition B) Not enough water C) Improper calcium:phosphorus ratio D) Too much exercise
A) To reduce parasite load B) To make the grass grow faster C) To confuse predators D) To make the goats exercise more
A) 98.6-100.6°F B) 96-98°F C) 104-106°F D) 101.5-103.5°F
A) Pneumonia B) Foot rot C) Ringworm D) Caseous Lymphadenitis (CL)
A) Based on FAMACHA scores and fecal egg counts B) Once a year C) Every month D) Never
A) Determining age B) Checking temperature C) Assessing anemia due to parasites D) Measuring weight
A) Concrete B) Wet hay C) Dry straw or wood shavings D) Mud
A) Increased appetite B) Nesting behavior C) Running around D) Sleeping more
A) Helps them grow faster B) Helps them digest food C) Provides energy D) Provides antibodies
A) Ten B) Two C) One D) Five
A) Exercise and mental stimulation B) To keep them quiet C) To keep them warm D) To make them easier to catch
A) Increased appetite B) Lameness C) Weight gain D) Shiny coat
A) Influenza B) Distemper C) Rabies D) CD&T
A) Increased milk production B) Increased fertility C) Improved coat quality D) Acidosis |