Functioning Facts!
What is the average weight of a cat?
What is 7-9 lbs.?
How many meals are recommended for an adult cat?
What is 2?
What disease is a viral infection that involves frothing at the mouth and acting strangely?
What is Rabies?
What stimulates the kitten to breathe after they are born/
What is the Queen's licking?
What is the average litter size?
What is 4-5?
What must be dissected to diagnose rabies?
What is the brain?
What is the most sensitive organ in a cat?
What is the whiskers?
What percent of canned cat foot is water?
What is 75%?
What disease is caused by infection with toxoplasma gondii and includes symptoms of jaundice, difficulty breathing, & fever?
What is toxoplasmosis?
What is the term for the milk a mother produces that is full of proteins and antibodies?
What is colostrum?
When does the queen begin weaning?
What is 4 weeks?
A cat is considered obese at what percent over its body weight?
What is 15%?
What is the # of times the cats' heat beats in a minute?
What is 30?
What percent of the cats diet should be protein?
What is 30-40%?
What disease is caused by improper diet and involves inflammation of the urinary tract, uremic poisoning & stones?
What is FUS?
What is the average length of time between each kitten during the birthing process?
What is 15 minutes?
A kitten will open its eyes between which days?
What is 5-10?
List three factors we must consider when selecting a cat:
What is age, weight, pedigree, #of cats etc.?
During which European Disease did cats protect the food supply?
What is the Black Plague?
List an advantage and disadvantage of dry cat food and wet cat food:
What is (D): less water & cleans teeth
(W): more water & more expensive
Which disease involves a severe respiratory infection caused by the herpes virus with symptoms of sneezing, coughing, & depression?
What is Rhino?
What signifies the beginning of the second stage of labor?
What is abdominal contractions?
When do kittens ears begin to function normally?
What is 15 days?
When do kittens receive their 1st round of vaccines?
What is 2 months?
What is the size of a cat's stomach?
What is 12 ounces?
What percent of fat should a cat receive in their diet?
What is 10%?
What disease is caused by the parvovirus, primarily affecting younger cats and includes symptoms of high fever, loss of appetite, & depression?
What is Feline Panleukopenia?
How many days does a cat's gestation (pregnancy) last?
What is 65 days?
When is it important for kittens to form relationships with the same species?
What is 3 weeks and 9-13 weeks?
Which disease is the most common cause of death in cats?
What is Feline Leukemia?