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Anim1024 Past exam questions – The vet-in-training production-
Companion animals
After purchasing an 8 week old female puppy a new client, who has never owned a dog before, has brought it to your clinic for its first visit. What would be the main elements of animal health and husbandry and good pet ownership that you would want to discuss with this owner? (5 marks)
What are three (3) perceived 'functions' of dogs and cats in society today? (3Marks)
In relation to the large number of dogs that are euthanased in pounds and shelters across
Australia annually, briefly outline the major contributing factors to this issue. (5 Marks)
Describe 'tying' as it relates to canine reproduction. Discuss the mechanisms and
importance of this event. (2 Marks)
List the seven (7) basic needs of all animals that ensure physical and mental wellbeing. (7
Marks)
Determine the gender illustrated in the diagrams below and label each (Answer in booklet).
(5 Marks)
Describe how you would approach a dog that is unknown to you. Include reasons for your methods. 4 marks
Describe the body language that may be exhibited by a fearful cat 3 marks.
Where is the most common site and what route is used to give a cat its vaccination/s? 2marks.,
Explain to a client what the ideal age for adopting/buying a puppy is. State briefly what “socialization period” is and when it occurs, what the owner can do for this puppy during this time, and what to do if the opportunity is missed (4 marks)
State briefly: which problem behavior are you likely to encounter as a practicing veterinarian during a dog’s visit at the clinic and what can you do to minimize a dog’s fearand improve dog’s welface at the veterinary clinic? (4 marks)
Children and dogs – a match made in heaven? Explain what every dog owner with young children should be aware of. (2 marks).
A family with 3 young children (1,3,6 years) wants to purchase a 3 month old Labrador retriever for the children.
What advice would you...