Due to the eyes being set laterally there is one directly behind the animal and one directly below the nose.
What are the two blind spots in a horse?
100
Humming, wiggling, blowing air gently in the cat's face, making a funny noise.
What are distraction methods to use on a cat?
100
Cat must be in this recumbency for cephalic venipuncture.
What is Sternal recumbency?
200
The primary means by which mare and foal recognize each other.
What is Olfaction?
200
This restraint technique is ideal for physical exams and TPRs.
What is Standing restraint?
200
The first method is stretching the cat over the end of a table in sternal recumbency, the second method is placing the cat in dorsal recumbency, burrito style.
What are the two restraint methods for jugular venipuncture?
300
Often seen as a displacement activity, the horse will repeat this action as if they finding food or breaking the ice over water.
What is Repetitive Pawing?
300
This restraint method is ideal for ear cleaning, oral liquid medication, opthalmic medication, oral solid medication, SubQ injections.
What is Sternal restraint?
300
Towels, gautlets, muzzles, lassos.
What are devices used for restraint of aggressive cats?
400
This develops with one steer repeatedly stands and tolerates mounting by other steers.
What is Buller Steer Syndrome?
400
This restraint technique is ideal for injections, xrays and some types of exams.
What is lateral recumbency?
400
It is important to make sure this device is properly placed over the nose to allow respirations to be unimpeded during restraint.
What is a muzzle?
500
Stable vices are also known as this.
What are stereotypical behaviors in horses?
500
This restraint technique involves grasping skin and a rear leg with one hand, bending the cat toward the back and hooking the hock with your thumb!
What is the Pretzel Hold?
500
This device allow for the entire body except the head to be restricted but also allows for extremities to be accessed. Usually made of nylon.