Horse Power
Normal equine heart rate range
28–44 bpm
Number of stomach chambers in a cow
4 chambers
Normal goat heart rate range
70–90 bpm
Tool used to file down horse teeth
Dental Float/Rasp
Primary symptom of rumen bloat
Swollen left flank
Term for dropping grain while eating
Quidding
Fermentation vat stomach chamber
Rumen
Shape of a goat's pupil
Rectangular / Horizontal
Holds horse's mouth open safely
Dental Speculum
Clinical term for gut sounds
Borborygmi
Part of horse digestive tract where fiber ferments
Cecum/Hindgut
Chamber where foreign metal debris settles
Reticulum
Condition when gas accumulates in goat rumen
Rumen Bloat
Heavy device given to catch metal wires in cow
Rumen Magnet
Urgent action for silent gut sounds in all 4 quadrants
Emergency Triage / Colic
Why horses cannot vomit
One-way esophageal sphincter
The "True Stomach" chamber of ruminants
Abomasum
Type of digestive system goats have
Ruminant
Instrument to listen to heart/gut sounds
Stethoscope
Priority 1 emergency: Horse quidding vs. Goat with severe bloat
Goat with severe bloat
Process of filing sharp teeth points
Floating
Disease caused by swallowed metal piercing reticulum
Hardware Disease
"Book pages" chamber absorbing water
Omasum
Instrument used to administer a rumen magnet
Bolus Gun / Balling Gun
Normal cow heart rate range
48–84 bpm