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-A clotting disorder
-Often found in Golden Retrievers and Doberman Pinschers |
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-STD found in dogs
-can cause abortion, fetal resorption, infertility |
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-Broad, short skull
-causes respiratory problems |
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| 11th essential amino acid for cats |
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-Rickets
-inadequate levels of calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin d |
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-Failure to thrive
-animal becomes anorexic, loses weight, dies |
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-aids in weight loss
-maintains lean muscle mass |
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-overactive thyroid
-watch for chronic weight loss and increased water intake |
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| The four items that are part of amino acids. |
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| Nitrogen, carbon, oxygen, sulfur. |
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| The animal body cannot synthesize these fast enough to meet requirements. |
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-Total mixed ration
-the practice of weighing and blending feedstuffs into a complete ration |
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| Beneficial in cows suffering heavy stress or in various disease states. |
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| Thiamine, choline, and niacin. |
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| Puppies can start consuming gruel at... |
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| What must be supplemented in a Guinea Pig's diet because they cannot synthesize an adequate quantity on their own? |
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| Major source of energy for lactating cows. |
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| Magnesium, Calcium, Salt, Potassium |
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| Animal protein sources derived from ruminant species is not allowed in any rations to prevent what? |
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| The process of protein, carbs, and fat being broken down into absorbable nutrients. |
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| Compartment of the ruminant stomach known as the fermentation vat. |
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| If a cow is suffering from Hardware Disease a magnet is placed in what compartment of the stomach? |
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| The true glandular stomach of the ruminant stomach. |
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| Primary management protocols for poultry. |
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| Assuring access to water and feed, limiting environmental stress and controlling disease. |
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| Poultry require in their diet... |
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| protein derived from both plants and animals, essential minerals and vitamins. |
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-"Founder"
-inflammation of sensitive laminae of feet
-causes: grain overload, large amounts of cold water, trauma, post viral disease, overeating lush pastures etc. |
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-equine respiratory disease caused by streptococcus equi bacterium
-sudden fever, acute swelling of lymph nodes |
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-fatal in horses
-spinal cord or brainstem signs
-aggressive behavior rare |
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| Combined Immunodeficiency |
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-Equine Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy
-Percheron |
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| Early clinical signs of disease in a critically ill foal. |
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| Lethargy, depression, decreased suckle reflex, decreased nursing, and increased periods of recumbency and sleeping. |
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-porcine stress syndrome
-pale, soft, exudative meat
-skin red and blotchy |
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| Overfeeding a boar can cause... |
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| Restricting protein during bovine lactation can lead to... |
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| reduced milk production and increased reproductive problems. |
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| Inflammation of the mammary glands |
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| To prevent anemia piglets are injected with _____ at birth. |
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