A) Seeds B) Insects C) Meat D) Berries
A) Glass terrarium B) Open-air pen C) Wire cage with water access D) Wooden hutch
A) Monthly B) Daily C) Weekly D) Annually
A) Swimming B) Sunbathing C) Dust bathing D) Climbing trees
A) Feline Leukemia B) Canine Distemper C) Aleutian Disease D) Ringworm
A) 2-4 years B) 5-7 years C) 15-20 years D) 8-12 years
A) 30-50°F (-1-10°C) B) 50-70°F (10-21°C) C) 70-90°F (21-32°C) D) 90-110°F (32-43°C)
A) Cedar shavings B) Shredded paper C) Straw D) Wood shavings
A) 1 square foot B) At least 4 square feet C) 2 square feet D) 6 square feet
A) Gently but firmly B) By the scruff of the neck C) With bare hands only D) By the tail
A) Ensuring the area is free of dust B) Ensuring there are plenty of toys C) Ensuring there are no escape routes D) Ensuring there is proper ventilation
A) It helps them digest their food B) It's a good way to discipline them C) It keeps them cool in the summer D) It's essential for their well-being and natural behavior
A) Solitary B) Highly social and pack-oriented C) They prefer to live in pairs D) They thrive in large groups
A) Vitamin A B) Vitamin E C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin D
A) Increased water intake B) Lethargy and loss of appetite C) Excessive playing and excitement D) Constant grooming
A) Annually B) Never C) Only when they appear sick D) Every 6 months
A) Freely in a car B) On a leash C) In a cardboard box D) In a secure carrier
A) Cooked bones B) Poultry C) Raw meat D) Fish
A) To make the enclosure more aesthetically pleasing B) To encourage hunting behavior C) To keep them warm D) To provide a sense of security
A) Secure latches on the cage B) Training them to stay in their enclosure C) Clipping their nails D) Using an invisible fence
A) It should be accessible and clean B) It should be flavored C) It should be very deep D) It should be constantly changing
A) They transmit diseases B) They require different diets C) They don't like each other D) They may be aggressive or become prey
A) A pile of leaves B) A squeaky toy C) A shallow pool with live fish D) A climbing structure
A) Increased appetite B) Increased playfulness C) Sleeping more than usual D) Pacing or repetitive behaviors
A) Slow, supervised introductions B) Keep them in separate cages permanently C) Put them together immediately D) Introduce them only during feeding time
A) They are always considered domestic animals B) There are no regulations C) They may be restricted or require permits D) They are legal everywhere
A) Rabies B) Parvo C) Distemper D) There are no common vaccines for minks
A) They create an unpleasant odor B) They may ingest them and become ill C) They can cause allergic reactions D) They attract insects
A) They should be durable and safe B) They should be very large C) They should be brightly colored D) They should be made of soft fabric
A) Trimming their claws B) Training them to use a litter box C) Brushing their fur D) Removing their scent glands, usually not recommended |