Infectious diseases

Question 1

what can the vaccine for canine hepatitis cause?

Answer 1

“blue eye”

Question 2

what can the vaccine for canine hepatitis cause?

Answer 2

“blue eye”

Question 3

how is canine distemper killed?

Answer 3

by light or disinfection

Question 4

signs of canine distemper

Answer 4

fever, nasal/eye discharge

Question 5

signs of canine hepatitis

Answer 5

fever, congestion of mucous membranes

Question 6

what does parvo cause

Answer 6

drop in white blood cells - panleukopaenia

Question 7

transmission of parvo?

Answer 7

ingestion of faeces, vomit or saliva

Question 8

what viruses are in the kennel cough complex?

Answer 8

canine parainfluenza, canine adenovirus, bordetella

Question 9

how is canine distemper killed?

Answer 9

by light or disinfection

Question 10

signs of canine distemper

Answer 10

fever, nasal/eye discharge

Question 11

signs of canine hepatitis

Answer 11

fever, congestion of mucous membranes

Question 12

what does parvo cause

Answer 12

drop in white blood cells - panleukopaenia

Question 13

transmission of parvo?

Answer 13

ingestion of faeces, vomit or saliva

Question 14

what is the leading cause of death in cats?

Answer 14

feline leukaemia, no cure

Question 15

what viruses are in the kennel cough complex?

Answer 15

canine parainfluenza, canine adenovirus, bordetella

Question 16

is leptospirosis zoonotic?

Answer 16

yes

Question 17

signs of lepto?

Answer 17

depression, muscle stiffness, yellow gums, blood in urine

Question 18

transmission of lepto?

Answer 18

water, urine from rats

Question 19

signs of bordetella?

Answer 19

eye/nasal discharge, loud harsh cough

Question 20

signa of feline parvo?

Answer 20

vomit, diarrhoea, 2-4 days onset fever

Question 21

what is the leading cause of death in cats?

Answer 21

feline leukaemia, no cure