Question 1

Just like in humans, animals produce what “A” type of molecule, a product of the immune system that attacks a foreign substance in the body?

Accepted Answer

Antibody

Question 2

Not to be confused with aquaphobia, hydrophobia is historic name for which disease?

Accepted Answer

Rabies

Question 3

In ruminant animals, the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum are the four compartments of what organ, which helps the animals ferment their food before digestion?

Accepted Answer

Stomach

Question 4

When a veterinarian uses the abbreviation A.U., they are referring to something going on with both of what body parts of an animal?

Accepted Answer

Ears

Question 5

What “D” illness is prevalent in many animal species but is known to cause watery and pus-like discharge from the eyes of dogs?

Accepted Answer

Distemper

Question 6

Between 14 and 16 weeks of age, puppies should be vaccinated against CPV, a highly contagious viral infection that can be lethal if not prevented. CPV is better known by what one-word name?

Accepted Answer

Parvo

Question 7

As its name implies, Virbac Epi-Otic is a cleanser brand that is used to remove cellular debris from what parts of a dog's body?

Accepted Answer

Ears

Question 8

What “G” drug is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory used to treat Osteoarthritis in dogs? The drug is manufactured by Elanco.

Accepted Answer

Galliprant

Question 9

A strong indicator that an animal is in good health, the veterinary acronym BAR stands for bright, alert, and what third adjective?

Accepted Answer

Responsive

Question 10

What “A” disease can occur in dogs and cats as well as humans, in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough hormones naturally?

Accepted Answer

Addison's Disease

Question 11

Which “M” term would be used to describe inflamed, infected mammary glands in an animal?

Accepted Answer

Mastitis

Question 12

Which S-term describes the most basic and essential facts about a pet—for example, their sex, breed, and age?

Accepted Answer

Signalment

Question 13

Carnivore protoparvovirus 1 is a parvovirus that used to be called panleukopenia virus. Given that name, which domestic pet does it mostly infect?

Accepted Answer

Cats

Question 14

Which D-term describes a hereditary condition where an animal’s hip joint becomes partially or totally dislocated because the hip socket did not form properly during growth?

Accepted Answer

Dysplasia

Question 15

Feline cystitis is a condition in cats characterized by inflammation in which urinary tract organ?

Accepted Answer

Bladder

Question 16

Hemangiosarcoma is an aggressive form of cancer (especially common in large-breed dogs) that arises from the skin or the lining of which structure in an animal’s body?

Accepted Answer

Blood Vessels

Question 17

If an MR for a pet says "Bx", what medical term is noted by the abbreviation?

Accepted Answer

Biopsy

Question 18

FIP is a devastating disease that affects kittens and cats, most often with fatal results. Although cats of any age can get FIP, it is usually diagnosed between six months and two years of age. What d

Accepted Answer

Feline Infectious Peritonitis

Question 19

Which NSAID sold worldwide under brand names like Novox, Rovera, and Zinecarp can be prescribed to treat inflammation and pain, particularly in the joints?

Accepted Answer

Carprofen

Question 20

Crocodiles are well-known for keeping their jaws open even while sleeping, largely because they lack what?

Accepted Answer

Sweat Glands

Question 21

Dr. Hamster is the veterinarian who takes care of pets belonging to the alliteratively named ovine title character of what British animated children's TV show?

Accepted Answer

Peppa Pig

Veterinary Trivia

2) Not to be confused with aquaphobia, hydrophobia is historic name for which disease?

3) In ruminant animals, the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum are the four compartments of what organ, which helps the animals ferment their food before digestion?

4) When a veterinarian uses the abbreviation A.U., they are referring to something going on with both of what body parts of an animal?

5) What “D” illness is prevalent in many animal species but is known to cause watery and pus-like discharge from the eyes of dogs?

6) Between 14 and 16 weeks of age, puppies should be vaccinated against CPV, a highly contagious viral infection that can be lethal if not prevented. CPV is better known by what one-word name?

7) As its name implies, Virbac Epi-Otic is a cleanser brand that is used to remove cellular debris from what parts of a dog's body?

8) What “G” drug is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory used to treat Osteoarthritis in dogs? The drug is manufactured by Elanco.

9) A strong indicator that an animal is in good health, the veterinary acronym BAR stands for bright, alert, and what third adjective?

10) What “A” disease can occur in dogs and cats as well as humans, in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough hormones naturally?

11) Which “M” term would be used to describe inflamed, infected mammary glands in an animal?

12) Which S-term describes the most basic and essential facts about a pet—for example, their sex, breed, and age?

13) Carnivore protoparvovirus 1 is a parvovirus that used to be called panleukopenia virus. Given that name, which domestic pet does it mostly infect?

14) Which D-term describes a hereditary condition where an animal’s hip joint becomes partially or totally dislocated because the hip socket did not form properly during growth?

15) Feline cystitis is a condition in cats characterized by inflammation in which urinary tract organ?

16) Hemangiosarcoma is an aggressive form of cancer (especially common in large-breed dogs) that arises from the skin or the lining of which structure in an animal’s body?

17) If an MR for a pet says "Bx", what medical term is noted by the abbreviation?

18) FIP is a devastating disease that affects kittens and cats, most often with fatal results. Although cats of any age can get FIP, it is usually diagnosed between six months and two years of age. What d

19) Which NSAID sold worldwide under brand names like Novox, Rovera, and Zinecarp can be prescribed to treat inflammation and pain, particularly in the joints?

20) Crocodiles are well-known for keeping their jaws open even while sleeping, largely because they lack what?

21) Dr. Hamster is the veterinarian who takes care of pets belonging to the alliteratively named ovine title character of what British animated children's TV show?