From mid-summer to early autumn, large livestock (cattle, horses, donkeys, and quail) in agricultural areas, especially in mountainous areas, often engage in transportation (moving earth, transporting manure, transporting crops, etc.), farming fields, and other farm activities in high-temperature environments. After the military service was over, some farmers and herders drove the animals to drink plenty of cool well water in order to cool them off. It is very dangerous to do so, it is easy to have the disease, and some even cause death. This is why? The main reason is the improper method of drinking water. It is right that large livestock supply their drinking water after heavy service in high temperature environment, but they cannot suddenly drink cold well water with too low temperature. Because at this time, all parts of the body, tissues and organs (eg, heart, lungs, stomach, stomach, muscles, skin, etc.) of the livestock are in a state of high excitement and heat dissipation. If a sudden amount of cool well water is consumed, the body, especially the stomach Sudden irritation and rapid cooling of the intestine can easily lead to strong spasm of gastrointestinal smooth muscles. In severe cases, intussusception and intestine torsion can cause death and severe economic losses.
Then, how do you give water to a large animal after heavy duty in a high-temperature environment? Correct practice: First, after the completion of the service, do not drink water immediately. Let it rest for a while. Second, it is best to let it drink warm water and add a small amount of salt. Third, do not let it drink too quickly. Diligently, you can also sprinkle some wheat bran or broken grass on the surface of the water to limit the swift drinking. Fourth, after the drinking water is over, let it rest for a while and feed it on the grass again. In this way, draught animals will not suffer from diseases caused by improper drinking methods.
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