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What is the Rabbits Scientific name? |
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What is the Life span of a Rabbit? |
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When's the sexual maturity of a Rabbit |
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When's the gestation period of a Rabbit |
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what is a male Rabbit called |
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what is a female Rabbit called |
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A rabbits pregnancy is called |
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breaks down atropine rapidly and make it not effective |
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How much body weight does a lactating female drink daily? |
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Rabbits blood is one of the best medium for growing what? |
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Heterophils is the opposite of what is cats and dogs |
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Neutrophil is the opposite of what is rabbits |
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What can happen if the kidney excreted too much Calcium? |
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T: 101-104 P: 200-300 R: 30-60 |
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How long does baby rabbits wean |
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more active during twilight/dawn |
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How much blood does a rabbit have in their bodies |
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where do you pill a rabbit? |
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Smelly mouse eating thief |
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T: 100-104 P: 180-250 R: 33-36 |
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What is considered to be normal in the ferrets urine |
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When's the sexual maturity of a Ferret |
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what is a male Ferret called |
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what is a fixed male Ferret called |
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what is a female Ferret called |
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what is a fixed female Ferret called |
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What are the requirement for the ferrets food |
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high protein and low carbs |
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Primaries Secondary Contour Down |
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Produce a substance which waterproof the fathers |
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Instead of bilirubin what does the birds and reptiles have? |
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Instead of a diaphragm, birds have? |
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shunt blood from the caudal half of the body through the kidney first before going through the hear |
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Birds lack what to make the bruises green |
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What is the digestive tract in the bird |
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Beak, esophagus, crop, proventriculus, ventriculus, copradeum, urodeurn, proctodeum |
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what are the 3 parts of the cloaca |
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Copradeum, Urodeum, Proctodeum |
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Passerine (Canaries and finches) |
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Why does Budgerigars and Cockatiels require seeds in their daily diets? |
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Because there is too much protein in pallets alone |
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Disease originating from a parrot |
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Disease in people originating from any bird |
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What foods are toxic to birds |
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Chocolate Avocados Excess salt Sugar Caffeine Peanuts |
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What part of the birds body is the crop |
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New birds intro. into the collection |
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Strict Quarantine, no new intro. to the collection until they're cleared |
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How to tell the gender on Birds |
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Visual, Surgical, DNA, Feather |
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