FEED
What feed process excludes oxygen?
Ensiling
What respiratory disease in cats can cause?
Calicili
This nutrient contains more energy per unit than any other nutrients?
Fat
Which vaccine consists of a weakened version of a pathogen, which will induce an immune response but is attenuated enough so that it will not cause disease?
Modified Live
This is a water-soluble vitamin
Vitamin B
At what age do we start to ween large breed dogs from their mother?
3-4 weeks
Horses are generally fed grain to meet what need?
Energy
Patients with pancreatitis or hyperlipidemia should avoid foods high in.....
fat
Deficiency of which of the following major nutrients is most likely to have rapid negative effects on an animal?
Water
Vaccine against which of the following pathogens is considered noncore?
Borrelia Burgdorferi
This vitamin is an antioxidant
Vitamin K
Enteral feeding means?
Which of the following can mammals not digest?
Insoluble Carbohydrates
Which of the following results is ARTIFICIALLY acquired passive immunity?
Antivenin
Taurine and L-Carnitine have been found to aid in?
Cardiac muscle function
What nutritional difference is there between concentrates and forages?
High in energy
Which of the following is an adverse vaccine reaction unique to cats?
Sarcoma formations
These are fat-soluble vitamins?
K, E, D, A
Which substance is most associated with specific immune defenses (such as the body builds up after vaccinations)?
Anti-bodies
A vaccine that consists of a live, non-pathogenic virus into which the gene for a pathogen-related antigen has been inserted is which of the following?
Recombinant
Vaccine against which of the following pathogens is considered noncore?
Leptospirosis (by itself)
Where should FELV (Feline Leukemia vaccine) be administered?
Distally left rear limb