Treatment for cattle not eating

Beef is a type of meat with high market demand. In the cattle farming industry, loss of appetite and not eating is a common problem that needs to be paid special attention to, whether the cattle are raised in captivity or free-range. Let’s learn together how to treat the problem of cows not eating.

1. Feed and water issues

Reasonable feed preparation: ensure the appropriate ratio of roughage and concentrate to avoid forestomach sluggishness or rumen food accumulation.

Feed quality: Do not feed frozen, moldy or spoiled feed to prevent cattle from being poisoned.

Clean drinking water: Provide sufficient clean drinking water to prevent constipation.

Control feed intake: Avoid letting cattle eat too much difficult-to-digest feed at one time to reduce the risk of rumen food accumulation and bloating.

2. Digestive tract diseases

Disease impact: Gastrointestinal diseases such as rumen food accumulation, bloating, and forestomachal atony will reduce the digestive ability of cattle and lead to a decrease in appetite.

Treatment plan: Use Anwei Taibao + Multivitamin Taibao mixed feed, which contains Chinese medicinal materials and probiotics to promote rumination and stomach health and improve digestion ability.

3. High fever diseases

Impact of diseases: High fever diseases such as colds, pneumonia, foot-and-mouth disease, etc. can cause the body temperature of cattle to rise and affect their appetite.

Emergency treatment: Measure the body temperature of cattle with fever, provide symptomatic treatment, and use carbaspirin calcium + Kaishitaibao to reduce fever and relieve pain, and improve appetite.

In general, cattle not eating may be caused by feed and water problems, digestive tract diseases or high fever diseases. The problem of cattle not eating can be effectively prevented and solved by rationally formulating feed, ensuring the quality of feed and drinking water, and promptly treating diseases. Cattle farmers should pay close attention to the health of cattle and take timely measures to ensure the health and production performance of cattle.