You notice a mass on a young bull’s penis during a routine breeding soundness evaluation. The mass appears cauliflower-like and has one small stalk. What is the most likely cause of this mass?

From the choices below, which clinical finding associated with the reproductive tract would most likely be observed in dogs who have Pemphigus or Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever?

An 8-year-old, multiparous Holstein cow presents to you a week after you diagnosed her with retained fetal membranes. Now she has a foul-smelling, brown-red, watery vaginal discharge. The producer reports her milk production has decreased by half. She is 10 days in milk. She is not eating, drinking, or acting normal. On examination, she has a fever and is 7% dehydrated. Which of the following bacteria is the most likely cause of this infection?

You examine a dairy cow that experienced dystocia 4 days ago. She is anorexic, febrile and has an elevated heart rate. There is obvious foul odor emanating from the cow’s reproductive tract. What is the most common infectious agent associated with this condition?

For which of the following conditions in cattle would emergent care be most warranted?

What are the two most common sites for urolith obstruction in small ruminant urolithiasis?

Which of the following, is the most common reason that maiden mares in the Northern Hemisphere are placed under lights in late November each year?

Which of the following canine reproductive conditions would be encountered with the highest frequency in a small animal general practice?

At which of the following timeframes would a feline pregnancy be detectable by abdominal palpation and feel like a “string of marbles”?

Following the LH surge, the bitch should be expected to whelp in ___________ days