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| How often and at what age are core vaccines administered? |
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Every 3-4 weeks
Start 6-8 weeks and continue until 16 weeks of age
After that, one year then every 3 years |
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| What are some characteristic of the working group? |
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| Big, rescue work, pulling, guarding, independent |
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| Which shampoo treats bacterial/fungal infections? |
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| Which cows are branded with Electric/hot branding? |
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| On which cows would you use freeze branding? |
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| What kind of vaccine can cause fibrous sarcomas? |
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| Adjuvant b/c stimulates a stronger immune response |
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| What's the name of the virus that causes distemper? |
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| Which vaccination is controversial for cats and why? |
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| Bordatella b/c it messes with the natural flora of cats. |
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| What's another word for laparotomy? |
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| What are PennHIP and OFA? |
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Hip dysplasia tests
PennHIP: Pennsylvania's Hip Improvment Program
OFA: Orthopedic Foundation for Animals; 7 pt scoring system with 3 radiologists |
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| What is used to prevent GI parasites? |
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| What is used t prevent giardia/diarrhea? |
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| What is used to prevent heartworm? |
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| Heartguard, Sentinel, Interceptor |
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| What are the causes of hypoglycemia? |
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| Liver shunt, missing a meal, stress |
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| What are some common side effects of NSAIDs? |
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| Vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, liver and kidney damage |
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| What are the symptoms of hypertension (commonly seen in older cats? |
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| Bulging eyes, easily blown veins, bleeding into the eyes |
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| A way to test for blindness in animals. |
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| What is a common back problem with Rhodesian Ridgebacks? |
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