Genetic diseases
Clouding of the normally clear lens of the eyes
What is Cataracts?
The mammal subclass that cannot transmit rabies.
What are small rodents
Leptospirosis is caused by
What is infected urine
what is canine flu
What else is the Ruminant Digestive System known as?
Also known as polygastric.
The underproduction of the hormone thyroxin
What is Canine Hypothyroidism?
Rabies shows symptoms similar to
What is the flu
Bacterial disease is caused by
What is bacteria
is due to direct contact with an infected animal or contaminated objects
what is canine hepitis
What is the Circulatory System designed to do?
It is designed to pump and deliver blood to the body's tissues.
A metabolic disorder signaled by a congenital or acquired inability to transport sugar from the blood into the cells
What is Diabetes Mellitus?
The minimum amount of time needed for rabies symptoms to appear
What is 3 days
Ticks cause this disease
What is Lyme Disease
young pups are highly susceptible to clinical infections
what is canine covid
What is the Respiratory System made up of?
It is made up of Nose, Mouth, Trachea, Bronchi and Lungs.
Enlarging of the stomach due to the extreme gas, dilation or twisting of the stomach
What is Bloat?
The death rate for rabies
What is 99%
Ticks must be attached for
What is 1 day
transmission occurs when dogs come in contact with the bodily fluids of infected animals
what is canine parvo
What does the Monogastric Digestive System contain?
Contains a single-chambered stomach.
An infection from a one-celled organism
What is Coccidiosis?
The required doses to combat rabies
what is 4 doses
True or false
Canines can only contract alphagal if a mouse gets bit, then a human, then a dog, in that order.
That is false
primarly attack the nervous system and cause encephalitis
what is rabies
TRUE or FALSE The Integumentary System is NOT the largest organ in the body
FALSE