11A - Visual chacks mindmap
- Created by: Sam Mcleavy
- Created on: 07-05-19 10:48
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- Daily Health Checks.
- Posture and movement visual checks.
- Check if the animal is waling properly, if not then look into it, this could be for a variety of reasons.
- Behaviour and temperament checks.
- Signs of illness in dogs and cats.
- Signs of aggression, bared teeth, showing the whites of eyes, whimpering or cowering, fear or stress.
- Signs of stress in dogs and cats.
- Panting, salivating, shedding of fur/coat, excessive lip licking, hiding and avoiding eye contact, low body posture, sweating from paws.
- Signs of ill health in rabbits.
- Animal withdrawing from the group, lethargy (tiredness), being unresponsive to sound or touch.
- Signs of stress in rabbits.
- Enlarged eyes, showing whites of eyes, tense body posture, ears laid back to body, growling or squeaking, rapid breathing, flinching when touched.
- Signs of illness in goats.
- Lethargy (Tiredness), loss of appetite, excessive vocalisation, withdrawal away the rest of the herd.
- Signs of stress in a goat.
- Increased butting, increased bleating, pawing at the ground/ stomping of hooves, withdrawal from the flock, loss of appetite.
- Normal behaviour In chickens..
- Moving around, scratching, dust bathing, feeding frequently, responsive actions to surroundings, inquisitive actions.
- Signs of illness in chickens.
- Tiredness, loss of appetite, excessive vocalisation. withdrawing from the flock.
- Signs of stress in a bearded dragon.
- loss of appetite, lower levels of activity or lethargy, erratic shredding of skin, increased aggression.
- Signs of illness in bearded dragons.
- Mouth gaping open (over heating), changed in behaviour from calm to very aggressive.
- Signs of stress in chickens.
- Increased vocalisation, pacing, loss of appetite.
- Signs of illness in dogs and cats.
- Behaviour and visual temperament checks.
- check how to animal is acting around others, if everything is fine, move on, if not then look into it.
- Normal behaviour in animals.
- Dogs/cats
- Alert behaviour, responding to sounds, with minimal fear.
- Goats
- Moving around while grazing or chewing the cud and being responsive.
- Chickens
- Moving around, scratching at the ground, dust bathing, feeding frequently, responsive to surroundings, being inquisitive.
- Rabbits
- Responsive to sound and surroundings.
- Bearded Dragon
- Responsive to movements, basking under heat lamp, moving around enclose (finding a right temperature), if not moving around may be coiled up in their hide.
- Dogs/cats
- Posture and movement visual checks.
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