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Vet 116

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AVMA stance on animal welfare Good animal welfare requires disease prevention and treatment, responsible care, proper housing, management, nutrition, humane handling, and—when necessary—humane euthanasia.
Five Freedoms Freedom from hunger and thirst; Freedom from discomfort; Freedom from pain, injury, or disease; Freedom to express normal behavior; Freedom from fear and distress
Gestation (Dogs) 63 days; breed differences in behavior and parturition complications; larger breeds may be prone to dystocia
Gestation (Cats) ~63-67 days; cats often do not move during parturition unless disturbed
Socialization Period (Dogs) 3-14 weeks; lack of socialization can result in fear, aggression, difficulty adapting
Socialization Period (Cats) 2-7 weeks; poor socialization can lead to fearfulness and aggression
Cat Temperament Determined by genetics, early handling, and socialization experiences
Height Measurement (Horse) Withers
Race Horse Birthdays January 1st (Northern Hemisphere), August 1st (Southern Hemisphere)
Mare Adult female horse (>4 years)
Filly Young female horse
Colt Young male horse
Stallion Intact male horse (>4 years)
Gelding Castrated male horse
Stud (Horse) Male horse used for breeding
Mule Cross of a male donkey and female horse (infertile)
Hand Unit used to measure height of a horse at the withers; 4 inches
Hot-blooded Horses Arabian, Thoroughbred; light build, spirited
Cold-blooded Horses Larger, gentler; bred for work
Warm-blooded Horses Medium size; riding horses
Horse Colors Bay Brown body, black tail, mane, legs
Horse Colors Chestnut Red body, dark red/brown mane & tail
Horse Colors Sorrel Red body, dark red/brown mane & tail (Quarter Horses)
Horse Colors Buckskin Tan body, black mane, tail, legs
Horse Colors - Palomino Golden body, white mane and tail
Horse Colors - Gray Born dark, lighten with age, some turn white
Horse Colors - Appaloosa Various patterns including leopard, blanket, snowflake
Horse Colors - Roan Solid coat with white hairs dispersed
Horse Colors - Pinto/Paint Solid body with large white blocks or spots
Signs of Pain (Horses) Changes in appetite, lameness, colic signs, reluctance to move, increased respiratory rate
Signs of Pain (Ruminants) Decreased rumination, abnormal posture, isolation, changes in appetite/milk, lameness
Dual Purpose Animals bred for two primary uses meat & milk
Ruminants Cattle, sheep, goats, camelids
Equine Horse
Swine Pig
Bovine Cattle
Toggenburg Goat Milk, Swiss Alps
Alpine Goat Milk, French Alps
Boer Goat South Meat, africa
Saanen Goat Milk, swiss
Pygmy Goat West Africa; Pet/cuteness
Angora Goat Asia Minor; Fleece (mohair)
LaMancha Goat USA; Milk
Nubian Goat England; Milk, meat, hide
Gestation Period (Sheep) 148 days
Lambing The act of giving birth in sheep
Gestation Period (Goat) 150 days
Kidding Giving birth to goats
Gestation Period (Pig) 114 days
Farrow The act of birthing in pigs
Giving Birth (Llama) Act of giving birth
Cria Young camelid from birth to weaning
Weanling Young camelid from weaning to 1 year of age
Yearling Young camelid between 1 and 2 years
Puberty Period (Sheep/Goats) 6-8 months
Puberty Period (Camelids) 12-24 months
Puberty Period (Swine) 6 months
Swine Behavior Intelligent, learn from experience, collaborative, omnivorous, communal
Swine Hierarchy Dominant sows/boars, litter & teat rank established early
Swine Communication Olfactory, visual, vocal (20+ vocalizations)
Swine Behavioral Problems Aggression, tail biting, cannibalism, piglet crushing; managed with enrichment, space, hiding spots
Swine Stereotypical Behaviors Polydipsia, bar biting, nose rubbing (boredom-related)
Reproductive Problems (Swine) Poor libido in boars, reproductive failure in gilts, refusal to nurse
Horse Communication Body language, vocalizations, pheromones
Horse Reproduction Live cover for Thoroughbreds, AI common otherwise
Normal Equine Behavior Herd animals, anxious when isolated, dominant mares lead, grazing behavior
Goat Behavior Docile but assertive, friendly, affectionate, escape artists, efficient grazers, dominant female leads herd
Fighting Teeth (Llamas) Used in aggressive encounters, trimmed/filed if necessary
Berserk Male Llama Syndrome Result of imprinting on humans, dangerous behaviors; may need euthanasia
Reproduction (Llamas) Cria (birth to weaning), weanling (weaning to 1 yr), yearling (1-2 yrs)
Mastitis Inflammation of mammary gland; bacterial infection; treat with antibiotics & anti-inflammatories; prevent with clean milking, teat disinfection
California Mastitis Test Detects subclinical mastitis by measuring somatic cell count in milk samples
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