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Mobility
Observe movement for lameness or difficulty.
Breathing
Check for laboured or rapid breathing signs.
Heart rate
Measure at rest; record baseline for comparison.
Gums
Healthy gums should be pink; pale indicates shock.
Toilet habits
Normal urination and defecation indicate health.
Inappetence
Lack of appetite signals potential health issues.
Weight maintenance
Steady weight suggests proper diet and exercise.
Weight change
Drastic changes may indicate underlying health problems.
Behaviour
Normal behaviour varies by species, breed, and health.
Lethargy
Excessive tiredness may signal health concerns.
Vocalization
Unusual vocalization can indicate distress or illness.
Agitation
Increased agitation may suggest underlying health issues.
Aggression
Uncharacteristic aggression can signal health problems.
Appearance
Healthy animals have bright coats, no skin issues.
Normal disposition
Awareness of usual behaviour helps detect abnormalities.
Exercise impact
Heart rate changes during exercise indicate fitness.
Shock signs
Pale gums and lethargy may indicate shock.
Persistent diarrhoea
Ongoing diarrhoea is a sign of ill health.
Urination habits
Understanding normal habits aids in health assessment.
Defecation habits
Changes in defecation can indicate health issues.