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VTNE Animal Care A

VTNE Practice

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How many days should be allowed for diet changes? 5 to 7 days
As an animal ages, the recommended diet change is for Decrease fat, increase in fiber.
On average, an adult horse consumes approximately how many gallons of water per day? 10 to 15 gallons
Horses and rabbits have what type of digestive process? Cecum fermenters
What do puppies, kittens, and nursing mothers require in their diet? High protein
What ratio is compromised by feeding a diet high in bran to horses? Ca/P
Over supplementation of vegetable oils can result in decrease of what vitamins? Decrease in absorption of vitamins A, D, E, and K
What attracts birds to food? Brightly colored feed
Psyllium is a source of what in a diet? Fiber
What does thyroid medication, corticosteroids, and anabolic steroids do to the appetite? Increase the appetite
Failure to decrease the grain intake for a horse 'in work' to an idle status may cause what? Azoturia (buildup of waste products leading toa diseased (renal) state
Hypoallergenic diets oftentimes contain what product? Cyanocobalamin (Protein source with low allergic potential)
Patients suffering from pancreatitis should avoid food high in what? Fats (they require increased digestibility)
The reduction of what nutrient aids in decreasing the production of lactates by cancer cells? Carbohydrates (cancer cells more readily use carbohydrates)
What is potassium good for in the body? Muscle function
Created by: SLWilbur
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