Rabbit Jeopardy! Small Animal Care Fall 2007

Diseases #2#3Vocabulary

Home Page Answer Diseases (100) Bacterial infection, if left untreated can cause pneumonia. Symptoms include sneezing with nasal discharge and hair mats on the front paws. Disease can be treated with antibiotics. A.VHD B.Vent Disease C.Snuffles D.Wry Neck

Answer snuffles Home Page

Answer Diseases (200) Fungal infection spread by direct contact with infected bedding, soil and spores on hair coat. Can be treated with iodine. A.Ear Canker B.Weepy Eye C.Mange D.Ringworm

Home PageAnswer Ringworm

Answer Diseases (300) Disease caused by a nutrient deficiency, boredom, or low fiber diet. Feed more hay or straw and addition of magnesium oxide. A.Malocclusion B.Fur Chewing C.Pinworms D.Coccidioisis

Home PageAnswer Fur Chewing

Home Page Answer Diseases (400) Protozoa causing feces with blood and mucus, potbellies or rough hair coat. Can be treated by adding sulfate to the diet. A.Snuffles B.Wet Dewlaps C.Coccidioisis D.Hairball

Home PageAnswer Coccidioisis

Answer Diseases (500) Inflammation of intestine will cause the animal to be potbellied; have mucous discharge from rectum, and stand in water and grind his teeth. A.Mucoid Enteritis B.Myxomatosis C.Papillomatosis D.Tyzzer’s Disease

Home PageAnswer A.Mucoid Enteritis

Home Page Answer Diseases (600) A virus spread by ticks, mosquitoes and other bugs will cause small warts or tumors on the ears, mouth head and neck. A.VHD B.Snuffles C.Papillomatosis D.Ear Canker

Home PageAnswer A.Papillomatosis

Diseases (700) A reproduction infection, that can not be treated. Symptoms include blisters near or on reproduction organs. Home Page Answer

Answer Vent Disease Home Page

Diseases (800) Avoid an intestinal blockage by grooming the rabbit regularly. Home Page Answer

Answer Hairball Home Page

#2 (100) Name three uses for rabbits. Home Page Answer

Answer Pets, fur/wool, meat, lab use and showing Home Page

# 2 (200) Name three benefits of rabbit meat Home Page Answer

Answer High protein, low fat, low cholesterol, low sodium and high palability Home Page

# 2 (300)   Name the two most common types of meat rabbits Home Page Answer

Answer Californian, New Zealand Home Page

# 2 (400) What two controversial tests are rabbits used for in labs? Home Page Answer

Answer Skin Irritation Test and Draise Eye Test Home Page

#2 (500) #2 (500) List three important things to consider when supplying rabbit housing. Home Page Answer

Answer Drafts, temperature, humidity, lighting and ventilation Home Page

# 2 (600) What ear is the private ear on the rabbit when tattoing it? Home Page Answer

Answer Left ear Home Page

# 2 (700) Name two common feed stuffs that rabbit enjoy Home Page Answer

Answer Rabbit concentrate (pellets) Grassy hay ( Dry) Small apple pieces, carrots, and other veggies in SMALL amounts Home Page

#2 (800) #2 (800)   Why shouldn’t lettuce be fed to rabbits? Home Page Answer

Answer  Lettuce contains large amounts of water and rabbit will not consume water and dehydrate/ Home Page

# 3 (100) Rabbits become sexually mature at how many months of age? Home Page Answer

Answer Five-Eight Home Page

Answer # 3 (200) A litter can be weaned at how many weeks of age?

Home PageAnswer Four-Eight

Answer # 3 (300) # 3 (300) Rabbits open their eyes at how many days old?

Home PageAnswer12-14

# 4 (400) The gestation of rabbit is how many days? Home Page Answer

Answer30-32 Home Page

Vocabulary (100) Giving birth to a litter of rabbits Answer Home Page

Answer  Kindling Home Page

Vocabulary (200)   An egg that has not fully matured   A. Oocyst   B. Coproghagy   C. Conjunctiva   D. Enteritis Answer Home Page

Answer  A Oocyst Home Page

Vocabulary (300)   A water valve fitted on bottles to provide water on demand to small animals   A. Dew Drop Valve   B. Malocclusion   C. Dewlap Answer Home Page

Answer   Dew Drop Valve Home Page

Vocabulary (400)   The consuming of fecal material Answer Home Page

Answer  Coprophagy Home Page

Vocabulary (500)   A condition in which the upper and lower teeth grow to the extent that the animal cannot eat Answer Home Page

Answer  Malocclusion Home Page

Vocabulary (600)   An inflammation of the intestinal tract   A. Enteritis   B. Conjunctiva   C. Oocyst Answer Home Page

Answer   A. Enteritis Home Page

Vocabulary (700)   An ulceration of the foot pad Answer Home Page

Answer  Sorehocks Home Page

Vocabulary (800)   Loose fold of skin under the chin or hanging from the throat Answer Home Page

Answer  Dewlap Home Page

Vocabulary (900)   Fur that gently returns to the original position after the animal is stroked   Roll-back fur or Fly-back fur Answer Home Page

Answer  Roll-back fur Home Page

Vocabulary (1000)   The mucous membrane lining the inner surface of the eyelid and covering the front part of the eyeball Answer Home Page

Answer  Conjunctiva Home Page

Vocabulary (1100)   Animal fur that quickly returns to its normal position after the animal is stroked   Roll-back fur or Fly-back fur Answer Home Page

Answer   Fly-back fur Home Page

# 3 (500)  Name 3 poisonous plants to rabbits? Answer Home Page

Answer  Apples  Apricot  Aloe vera  Bird of paradise  Carnation  Cherries  Daffodil  Daisy  Holly  Mistletoe  Queen Anne’s Lace  Potato  Lima bean  Sage  Mustards  Plums  Violet Seeds  Snapdragons  Peach  Ivy  Pear  Yew  Rhubarb  Tomato  Tobacco  Avocado  Poison Ivy/Oak Home Page

# 3 (600)  What is (are) differences between hares and rabbits?  a. Hares have fur when born b. Hares live above ground and don’t dig  c. Rabbits are smaller  d. All of the above  Answer Home Page

Answer  d. All of the above Home Page

# 3 (700)  37. A rabbit with his ears back, chin forward and tail up is  a. aggressive  b. excited  c. in pain  d. fearful  Answer Home Page

Answer  a. aggressive Home Page

# 3 (800)  Tooth clicking of a rabbit means the rabbit is  a. curious  b. content  c. in pain  D. aggressive Answer Home Page

Answer  b. content Home Page