A) Insects only B) Dairy products C) Seeds and grains D) Meat scraps
A) Weekly B) Daily C) Only when dirty D) Monthly
A) Straw or pine needles B) Plastic wrap C) Glass shards D) Aluminum foil
A) 1 cubic foot B) 0.5 cubic feet C) At least 4 cubic feet D) 2 cubic feet
A) Coal grit B) Sugar grit C) Sandpaper grit D) Oyster shell grit
A) Wrap them in bandages B) Provide a dust bath C) Never bathe them D) Spray with bleach
A) Labored breathing B) Dull, sunken eyes C) Bright, alert eyes D) Fluffed feathers
A) Over 120°F B) Above freezing, below 90°F C) Temperature doesn't matter D) Below 0°F
A) Once a year B) Never C) Regularly (at least weekly) D) Only when it rains
A) Release them into the wild B) Ignore their symptoms C) Isolate them from healthy birds D) Force them to eat more
A) Good ventilation B) Solid steel walls C) No windows D) Poor ventilation
A) Canker B) Rabies C) Measles D) Chickenpox
A) Overcrowd the coop B) Quarantine new birds C) Never clean the coop D) Share water dishes between coops
A) Seek veterinary care B) Ignore the injury C) Give it human medication D) Attempt surgery yourself
A) Dirty and damp B) Very hot C) Very cold D) Clean and dry
A) To make them more aggressive B) Vitamin D production C) It is not important D) To keep them awake at night
A) To restrict movement B) Identification C) Decoration D) To weigh them down
A) 36x36x36 inches B) 2x2x2 inches C) 12x12x12 inches D) No nesting box needed
A) Mercury B) Arsenic C) Lead D) Calcium
A) Moldy food B) Clean water C) Fresh seeds D) Grit
A) 1 month B) Around 6 months C) Never D) 1 year
A) Approximately 18 days B) 3 days C) 60 days D) 30 days
A) Cow's milk B) A sugary drink C) A secretion from the crop D) A type of seed
A) One B) Ten C) Five D) Two
A) Peas B) Cucumbers C) Tomatoes D) Lettuce
A) Provide adequate nesting space B) Keep the coop very cold C) Isolate pigeons D) Play loud music
A) Cleaner coop B) Increased aggression C) Decreased aggression D) Improved health
A) Grit B) Sunlight C) Clean water D) Rodenticides
A) Yearly B) Daily C) As needed, based on fecal testing D) Never
A) Tied to a bicycle B) In a well-ventilated carrier C) In a sealed box D) Loose in a car |