1. Why should you cite your sources?
To avoid plagiarism
To allow your readers to locate sources you used
To help your readers understand your arguments
All of the above
2. When do you use an in-text citation in a paper?
When you quote directly from a source
When you paraphrase (reword) a source
Both of the above
3. What’s the name of the page in your paper where you list all the sources that you used? Works Cited
animal food
animal feed
pet food
pet nutrition
safety
welfare
shine
coat
energy
canine, bovine, poultry, equine, feline, etc
fish/beef/poultry product
diet
natural
organic
raw
antibiotics
additives
color
taste
digestibility
standards
analysis
Animal Feeding and Nutrition by 
Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians by
AAEVT′s Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians offers a compendium of information on the care and treatment of horses for equine veterinary technicians. Highly accessible and easy to use, the book builds on the basics of equine care to provide a complete reference for equine nursing and technical skills. AAEVT′s Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians is an invaluable guide for qualified equine veterinary technicians and assistants, particularly those earning their equine certification, vet tech students, and equine practices.
Nutrition and Disease Management for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses by
Nutrition and Disease Management for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses, Second Edition offers a thorough update and significant expansion of this easy-to-use introduction to veterinary nutrition and diet, with broader species coverage, a new section on nutritional management of disease, and many new chapters. ? Provides a complete reference to veterinary nutrition, from the fundamentals to feeding companion animals of any age and health status ? Adds information on nutrition in birds, small mammals, and horses to the existing dog and cat coverage ? ? Presents a new section on managing disease through nutrition, with 10 new disease chapters ? Offers additional new chapters on nutritional calculations, types of pet foods, raw food diets, additives and preservatives, nutrition myths, nutritional support, and assisted feeding ? Includes access to a companion website with case studies, review questions and answers, and the figures from the book in PowerPoint
Veterinary technician's large animal daily reference guide by