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A medical condition in which an animal possesses an abnormally large amount of fat in the body
A type of organism that only has the ability to live in a free oxygen environment
An organism that only has the ability to live in an environment free of free oxygen
A type of parasite that must be confined to a certain type of host and can only survive as a parasite
A type of micro organism that gets its nutrients from dead tissue and inorganic materials
A type of organism that depends on another organism to exist
A beam that passes through the body at a certain angle
A type of chain used by a vet to help animals to deliver their young; used with cows and horses and helps to provide enough traction for the young.
The form of medicine that handles the birthing of young and the care of the mother during pregnancy
The blockage of a passage or canal
Depressed
The surface of a tooth designed for chewing
The type of contact that occurs between the teeth where chewing is concerned
Something that is difficult to view; partially or fully hidden
A form of bone spavin that occurs at the hock in a horse
Anything having to do with the eye
A type of tumor that forms in tissue before teeth are formed
The part of the carcass that is inedible; includes certain organs and tissue in an animal that has been slaughtered
The right side as pertaining to a horse
The term for an animal’s young
A type of gland found at the base of a chicken’s tail that secretes a type of oil used in preening
Salve; usually made of fat or petroleum and is often used for medicinal purposes
The term for a sheep over one year old that has lamb teeth
Anything having to do with an animal’s sense of smell
A type of cell with very few dendritic hairs or branches
A medical condition in which few sperm are found in semen
A medical condition in which nutrients are lacking
A medical condition in which there is not enough urination
The term for the third compartment in the stomach of ruminant animals
A type of animal that lives off of both animal products and plant products
The study of cancer and tumors
The term for an animal that is being fed grain or milk, usually for the production of meat
The term for livestock that is being allowed to graze on pasture
The process of development when it comes to living things; from egg to adult
The process of surgically removing the claw of an animal
An infection of the claw by fungus
The stage in the life of certain parasites in which they are encapsulated and usually passed through droppings
The processes in which germ cells are produced by female animals
The first germ cell produced
An egg that is expelled with no shell
The removal of one or both ovaries by surgery
The term for sheep with little to no wool over their eyes
The term for a female cow that is not yet pregnant
A mass of animals that allows for the entry of other animals
The process of allowing a band of animals to spread out and graze
A large area in which animals are allowed to graze unrestricted
A medical condition in which the eye ball or lining becomes inflamed
Anything having to do with the eye or care of the eye
A professional skilled in the study of the eye
The study of the parts and health of the eye
A type of tool used to look inside the eye
The ability to create a disease where a disease might not normally be found, usually due to an ill timed or unlikely weakness
A condition in which the nerves in the brain having to do with vision become crossed
A blind spot in the eye
The perfect environment for an organism to thrive in
The removal of the testes through surgical means
A condition in which the testes become inflamed
Anything produced by animals or originating in animals; also has to do with chemical compounds that have carbon in them
Any living thing made of cells
A type of chemical element in which organisms are not able to exist
Anything having to do with the senses, like taste, temperature, smell, etc.
Any body entrance or exit
The process of passing a stomach tube from the mouth to the stomach
The part of the throat that is found between the soft palate and the epiglottis
A person whose profession is charged with preserving or restoring parts of the skeletal system
A type of organism that is known to grow in a solution high in osmotic pressure
The transfer of water through a type of membrane
The amount of pressure required to cause osmosis to stop
The bone inside the penis of canine animals
The production of bone
Pain in the bones
Removal of the bone through surgical means
A medical condition in which the bone becomes inflamed
A disease of the joints in which the cartilage and bone become degenerative
A cell that is used in the formation of bones
The degeneration of bone after regeneration
A bone cell
The loss of calcium salts in bones; this causes fragility. This condition is found in horses, pigs, goats, dogs, and certain types of animals
The study of the bones
The softening of the bones; not normal in animals
A medical condition in which bone and bone marrow becomes inflamed
A medical condition in which bone tissue dies
A projection that can be found at the area where cartilage has begun to degenerate; sometimes they are free floating
A medical condition in which bone porosity increases and bone density decreases
A neoplasm made up of bone, malignant in nature
An incision made into bone
Pain of the ear
Anything having to do with the ear
A medical condition in which the ear becomes inflamed
Inflammation of the external parts of the ear
Inflammation of the inner part of the ear
Inflammation of the middle parts of the ear
A stone found in the utricle
An infection of the ear due to fungus
A disease of the ear
A surgical repair made to the ear
A discharge of pus from the ear
Discharge from the ear
A type of instrument used to look inside the ear
Something that is poisonous to the ear
Young from parents that are not related
Mating between animals who are not at all related
The word for female eggs
The thin membrane between the middle ear and inner ear
The result of the accumulation of fluid in the female gonads
Anything that is known to kill parasites while they are still eggs
The term for the tubes that run from the uterus to the ovary; fallopian tubes
The production of the female gamete
The germ cell that is used in creating the female gamete
The name for the species to which sheep belong
Eggs that produce young
The laying of an egg
The gonad, made up of the tissue of the ovaries and the testicles
The process of the maturation and release of eggs
The mass that becomes the seed after fertilization
The female gamete
Enzymes that are oxidizing
A chemical change that has to do with adding oxygen or something like it
Any substance that is created when oxygen and hemoglobin are formed together
A type of hormone that is released during parturition that aids in the contraction of the uterus and causes milk to be released
A discharge of the nose that is caused by the inflammation of the mucous membranes; has to do with a disease of the nose bones
