Signs of good health in an animal?

1. Bright and clear eyes
2. Shiny and clean coat
3. Energetic and playful behavior
4. Good appetite and healthy weight
5. Clean teeth and healthy gums
6. Regular bowel movements
7. Clear and clean ears
8. Smooth and supple skin
9. Strong and steady gait
10. Alert and responsive to surroundings.

Physical Characteristics:

- Bright, clear eyes: Free from discharge or cloudiness
- Healthy coat: Glossy, smooth, and free from mats or tangles
- Good body weight: Neither underweight nor overweight
- Muscular and toned: Capable of moving easily without stiffness or pain
- Healthy teeth and gums: Clean, pink gums and no signs of dental disease
- Clean ears: Free from discharge, odor, or redness

Behavioral Observations:

- Active and playful: Interacts with toys, other animals, or humans
- Eats and drinks well: Consumes food and water in sufficient amounts
- Eliminates normally: Regular bowel movements and urination
- Rests comfortably: Sleeps peacefully, without panting or restlessness
- Alert and responsive: Pays attention to surroundings and interacts appropriately

Vital Signs:

- Normal heart rate: Varies depending on species, typically between 60-120 beats per minute
- Regular breathing: In rhythm, without wheezing or labored effort
- Normal body temperature: Varies depending on species, typically between 99-103 degrees Fahrenheit (37-39.4 degrees Celsius)

Other Indicators:

- No signs of illness: No discharge, sneezing, coughing, or other symptoms of infection or disease
- Well-groomed and clean: No excessive dirt or parasites
- Odorless breath: Free from any foul smells
- Healthy claws and hooves: Trimmed and not overgrown
- Regular veterinary check-ups: Up-to-date on vaccinations and preventive care