Cattle & Livestock

Cattle and Livestock care in India requires specialised knowledge that combines traditional wisdom with modern veterinary science. Our guides cover street cow rescue, feeding safely, identifying and treating lumpy skin disease, mastitis prevention, hoof care, and understanding cow body language for your safety. We cover desi breeds, ICAR indigenous cattle, dairy farm management, and community gaushala support. Whether you care for urban street cattle or manage a small dairy operation, our practical guides help you protect and improve the lives of cattle across India.

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Understanding and Managing Cow Mastitis: A Guide for Responsible Caretakers

Understanding Cow Mastitis for Better Herd Health Mastitis is perhaps the most significant health challenge faced by dairy cattle in India, impacting both the welfare of the animal and the economic stability of the farm. As pet parents and responsible cattle guardians, understanding the nuances of cow mastitis treatment is essential for maintaining a healthy […]

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The Reality of Abandoned Male Calves

Introduction Walk through any Indian city, and you will notice a heartbreaking trend: the vast majority of young cattle wandering the streets are male calves (Nandis). They are often severely malnourished, confused, and highly vulnerable to traffic. To solve this crisis, we have to understand where they come from. The Urban Dairy Connection Cows, like

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Lumpy Skin Disease: Symptoms & Community Action Plan

Introduction In recent years, Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) has swept through India’s cattle population with devastating effects. It is a highly contagious viral disease transmitted by blood-feeding insects like mosquitoes, flies, and ticks. Because street cows lack the protection of a managed farm environment, they are incredibly vulnerable. Recognizing the Symptoms Early detection is critical.

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Winter Care for Street Cows

Introduction While cows are hardy animals, severe cold waves in northern India can be fatal, especially for young calves, older cows, and sick animals who cannot regulate their body temperature. Without the shelter of a barn, street cattle rely entirely on community compassion to survive the freezing nights. The Power of the Jute Coat (Bori)

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