Livestock Management and Health Practices Quiz

BRSV is a common respiratory disease causing symptoms in cattle.

Dehorning is done to prevent injuries and enhance safety among livestock.

Calcium is essential for proper bone development and milk production in dairy cattle.

Drenching is the recommended method for controlling internal parasites in sheep.

A creep feeder is used to provide supplemental feed to nursing young in livestock management.

Foot rot is a common fungal disease affecting the hooves of cattle.

A lambing jug is used to isolate ewes and newborn lambs in sheep farming.

Vitamin E deficiency in poultry leads to reduced egg production and poor hatchability.

Farrowing crates protect piglets from being crushed by the sow during birthing.

A disbudding iron is used to remove horns from young animals in livestock management.

Scab mite is a common ectoparasite in sheep causing intense itching and wool loss.

Reduced appetite is a common symptom of ketosis in dairy cows.

A drench gun is used for administering oral medications in livestock management.

Using insecticides is a common method used to control fly populations in livestock.

Listeriosis affects both cattle and sheep, causing symptoms like fever and loss of appetite.

Coccidiosis vaccine is administered to poultry for controlling internal parasites.

Q fever is a zoonotic disease transmitted from sheep to humans through contaminated animal products.

Weakness and staggering are common signs of hypocalcemia (milk fever) in dairy cows.

Diarrhea is a common symptom of enterotoxemia (overeating disease) in sheep and goats.