T4
�Serum hormone that may be high in senior cats and low in senior dogs
FVRCP
�Combination vaccine for cats
�Including herpesvirus, calicivirus, and panleukopenia
FeLV
�Retrovirus that causes immunosuppression, anemia, and lymphoma in that cat
FHV-1
�Herpesvirus that causes sneezing, ocular, and nasal discharge and fever
FCV
�Upper respiratory disease in cat that causes oral ulcerations
FPV
�Parvovirus in cats that causes leukopenia, fever, lethargy, anorexia, dehydration, vomiting, and diarrhea
FIV
�Lentivirus that causes immunosuppresion in cats
CDV
�Paramyxovirus that causes fever, respiratory disease, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, dehydration, seizures, ataxia, and paresis in dogs
CAV-2
�One of the causes of canine infectious tracheobronchitis that gives cross-immunity for infectious canine hepatitis
CPV-2
�Highly contagious virus in dogs that proceeds vomiting, diarrhea, leukopenia, and fever
DA2PP
�Combination vaccine for dogs, including distemper, parvovirus, adenovirus type 2, and parainfluenza
Spaying before the second heat cycle in cats and dogs decreases
�Mammary carcinoma
Older dogs may requite more frequent nail trials because of decreased exercise associated with
�DJD
Passive immunity int he puppy and kitten primarily occurs
�By injection of colostrum within 24hr of birth
To maximize the chance of successful treatment in the event that vaccine-induced sarcoma develops, it is now recommended that feline vaccines be administered
�Distal to the shoulder or hip
For vaccines for the cat are
�Feline viral rhinotracheitis
�Calicivirus
�Panleukopenia
�Rabies
For vaccines in the dog protect against
�Parvovirus
�Distemper
�Adenovirus-2
�Rabies
Many of the core feline combination and canine combination vaccines are administered every
�3 years
Cats should test negative before vaccination against
�Feline immunodeficiency virus
What noncore feline vaccination is recommended for multicast households with a past history of bacterial upper respiratory infections
�Chlamydophila felis
Disease process in dogs that manifest as a dry honking cough that is transmitted dog to so through respiratory secretions caused by
�Bordetella bronchiseptica
For most core vaccines, a recommended length of time between initial and booster vaccines during the initial vaccine series in dogs, cats, livestock, and horses is generally
�4 weeks
Foals born to unvaccinated mares are routinely vaccinated at what age
�3-4 months
Head tossing, excessive chewing of the bit and bucking in the horse can be signs of
�Dental issues
Young horses and horses with dental issues should have dental exams
�Every 6 months
Upper cheek teeth int he hose can be removed by driving the tooth root into the oral cavity from the
�Maxillary sinus
To maintain proper balance and avoid problems with lameness int he hose, hooves should be trimmed
�Every 6-8 weeks
Thrush is treated by frequent cleaning of the sole of the foot and application of
�Copper-or iodine-based solutions
Anemia is prevented in piglets with supplementation of
�Iron
Piglet tails are docks to prevent
�Chewing by other piglets
Before entering the breeding hear, pigs are vaccinated for
�Parvovirus
�Erysipelas
�Leptospirosis
To prevent disease transmission, newly acquired pigs are not introduced to the rest of the heard for
�30 days
Passive immunity blocks active immune response in calves that are vaccinated when younger than
�3 months
Bovine leukosis virus in cattle causes
�Cancer
Dairy cows are vaccinated against mastitis caused by
�Escherichia coli
Dairy cows should have their hooves trimmed
�Annually
During the first few weeks of life, either tail docking or castration in sheep can be performed by
�Applying a tight elastic band around the tail or to the scrotum
Diarrhea in sheep and goats is caused by single-called parasites called
�Coccidia
Core vaccination in sheep and goats protects against
�Clostridium perfringes
�Clostridium tetani
Sheep and goats can be rapidly screened for anemia by checking the
�Conjunctiva