Answer:
None of the above.
Explanation:
All animals listed — dogs, cats and primates could vomit and aspirate food or fluid into their lungs, And this could be life-threatening.
It is common practice to fast them before anaesthetics to prevent the occurrence of aspiration pneumonia.
Cats are normally fasted for 8 to 11 hours.
Dogs are fasted for 12hours.
Primates are fasted for 12 hours. Youngs or smaller species of primates are normally fasted for 4-6 hours to avoid low blood sugar.
