How to tell if the cow is sick or not?

Cattle disease is a situation that farmers attach great importance to, but it is difficult to judge whether cattle are sick or not. There are many kinds of bovine diseases, and it is difficult to distinguish them without paying attention to them. The editor would like to introduce to you that it is easier to find the situation when some cattle are sick, and we can judge whether the cow is sick or not according to these conditions.

1. Appearance and performance

The simplest thing is to look at the appearance, and the sick cattle are quite different in appearance. If the cow's eyes are congested or bloodshot when dry, and have nothing to do with opacity and gloom, then this may be a sign of the disease. The cow's nose is dry and cracked, and there are often turbid or white thick liquids. Cow mouth often has white liquid secretion, tongue coating yellow, blue, bad breath serious such a situation is also a sign of the disease.

2. Daily diet

Diet is also a way to tell. When daily cattle are eating, the amount of food intake is decreasing day by day, and even there is no eating, or it is necessary to pay attention to the exclusion of farmers from food. Secondly, it is relatively easy to determine the situation of ruminating when eating. Normal cattle will regurgitate after eating. If it is found that cattle do not have this situation or very few times, then there may be some gastrointestinal problems in cattle. Generally speaking, the ruminating times of cattle after eating are about 5-10 times.

3. Daily behavior

Normal cattle are more active in daily life, but when they get sick, they will affect their daily behavior. It will not look depressed, often remain motionless in one position, with the passage of time, cattle will lie more and more time, or even lie motionless, this situation is generally a more serious viral cow disease. If they like to rub their bodies everywhere and very frequently, they are basically diseases such as parasites.

4. Excretion

The current health condition of cattle can also be well distinguished from their feces. The normal discrimination of cattle is relatively soft, basically showing a mud ring-like distribution. If cow dung is extremely hard and clustered, then farmers should pay attention to check it. Second, if the excrement is foul-smelling and hydrated, it is also possible to get sick. Finally, there is the urine. If the urine is dry, yellow and smelly, and the excrement decreases sharply compared to normal, then it is possible that you are sick.

Many daily manifestations of cow disease need to be carefully observed, especially for large-scale farmers, and the daily inspection of cattle pens should be meticulous.