Animal Health Diagnoses Quiz

What condition is diagnosed in the goat that is pressing its head against objects and circling while having diarrhea?

Which condition is characterized by sore hooves, abdominal distension, and decreased milk production in dairy cattle?

What is the diagnosis for sheep exhibiting muscle tremors, low body temperature, and inability to stand after being found to have low calcium levels?

Cattle experiencing an uncoordinated gait and convulsions after moving to a new pasture with immature grass are likely suffering from which condition?

What condition is indicated by a horse that is rolling, kicking at its belly, and sweating, particularly after a change in feed?

Animal Health Diagnoses

Enterotoxemia (Goats): Goats exhibiting head pressing, circling, and diarrhea. Recently consumed excess high-energy feed.
Lactic Acidosis (Dairy Cattle): Cows showing sore hooves, abdominal swelling, and reduced milk production. Diet recently changed from forage-based to high-concentrate diet.
Milk Fever (Sheep): Sheep with muscle tremors, low body temperature, and inability to stand. Animals are lactating, and have low calcium levels.
Grass Tetany (Cattle): Cattle displaying uncoordinated movement, convulsions. Cattle recently moved to a pasture with immature grass.
White Muscle Disease (Calves): Calves with muscle weakness, inability to stand, and muscle tremors. Calves deficient in selenium and/or vitamin E.
Bloat (Cows): Cow with difficulty moving, swollen left side of belly. Recent dietary change to a high-concentrate diet.
Colic (Horses): Horse rolling, kicking at belly, sweating, and exhibiting pain. Recent feed change due to a feed store changing their stock.

Test your knowledge on various animal health diagnoses, including common conditions affecting goats, cattle, sheep, and horses. Identify symptoms and dietary factors that lead to these health issues. Enhance your understanding of animal care through this informative quiz.