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