Zoonotic Diseases
This fatal disease spreads through a bite of an infected animal.
What is Rabies?
This group of breeds was created to work alongside humans in fields like the police force or therapy.
What are Working Breeds?
This canine body language is recognizable by a tucked tail, ear back, head down, and in a crouched position.
What is frightened?
This is the person that provides SDS.
Who is manufacturer or distributor?
This is a normal temperature range for a dog.
What is 99.5°F - 102.5°F?
This is a bacterial infection often associated with reptiles and poultry.
What is Salmonella?
This groups of dogs includes breeds such as Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Shepherd, Bearded Collie, Belgian Malinois, and Border Collie.
What are Herding Breeds?
A dog is trying to communicate that it feels ____ when it is barking, standing tall, ears are alert, tail is up, and teeth are bared.
What is aggressive?
The pictogram exhibiting a skull and bones represents this.
What is acute toxicity that is fatal?
This is what an oncologist specializes in and sees patients for.
What is cancer?
This is a fungal infection that causes circular patches of hair loss and scaly skin.
What is Ringworm?
The purpose of this group of dogs is companionship, they are affectionate and docile.
What are Toy Breeds?
This is a way dogs communicate danger, feeding locations, defend territory, and species recognition.
What is auditory communication?
This is a possible effect of encountering an object/substance that has a pictogram of an exclamation mark on it.
What is skin sensitivity, narcotic effects, or respiratory tract irritation?
This is what is done to test for rabies.
What is examining brain tissue?
This is a parasitic infection that occurs when larvae burrows into the skin through contaminated soil.
What is Hookworm?
This group of breeds is used for hunting; primarily used to track or chase prey. Their olfactory sense is hightened.
What are Hound Breeds?
A dog is feeling _____ when it is laying down, head rested, tail neutral, and ears perked.
What is relaxed?
This is why Safety Data Sheets are necessary in a vet hospital.
What is protecting employees and limiting exposure to chemicals or other dangers?
A 22lb dog needs Carprofen at a dosage rate of 0.2ml/kg. This is the total mg needed for a dose.
What is 2mg?
This is a bacterial infection that is associated with exposure to urine from infected animals.
This group was bred for various purposes including companionship, guarding, or circus acts. Some included breeds are; American Eskimo Dog, Bichon Frise, Bulldog, Chow Chow, and Dalamation.
What is the Non-Sporting Group?
This type of communication is spread through breath odor, urine, feces. and body odor.
What is olfactory communication?
These are the 5 pieces of information on an SDS sheet.
What are hazard information, ingredient list, safety information, PPE required, and physical and chemical properties?
This is the animal's name who's scientific name is "Acinonyx Jubatus".
What is a cheetah?