Currently, Northern India is experiencing extreme heat. This sweltering weather poses a significant risk of heat stroke, not only to humans but also to animals. Various measures are being taken to protect animals from the intense heat, including ensuring special water arrangements for drinking and bathing.

Special Solution to Prevent Heat Stroke in Animals

To protect animals from heat stroke, the first step is to keep them sheltered from direct sunlight. It is advisable to bathe the animals in cold water, whether in the morning or evening. For domestic pets, a special solution made of 10 grams of cumin and 50 grams of powdered sugar mixed in water is recommended. This solution should be given to the animals in the morning, afternoon, and evening to help prevent heat stroke. If an animal exhibits severe symptoms of heat stroke, it is essential to take them to a nearby hospital and seek a veterinarian's advice promptly.

Typical Body Temperature of Animals

The body temperatures of various domestic animals vary. During summer, the temperature of a buffalo can reach 102°F, while a goat’s temperature can be 104°F, a cow's 101°F, a dog's 100.5°F, a cat’s 102.5°F, a pig's 103°F, and a rabbit’s 104°F. If any animal's body temperature rises excessively during the heat, it is crucial to consult a veterinarian immediately.

Measures to Protect Animals from Heat Stroke

To protect cows and buffaloes from the heat, it is recommended to keep them in cool places, such as under a neem tree, where they can enjoy the shade. Keeping them under high tin sheds can be risky as the temperature can soar. To prevent dehydration, animals should be given plenty of water, ensuring it is not hot but rather normal in temperature. In rural areas, where water bodies are available, letting buffaloes bathe can help them regulate their body temperature.

Using Coolers and Fans in Sheds to Prevent Heat Stroke

Buffaloes should be bathed 2-3 times a day to reduce the risk of heat stroke. This can significantly mitigate the impact of the heat. Planting trees and shrubs around the sheds where animals are kept can provide cooler air. To maintain a suitable temperature inside the shed, it is advisable to spread grass around it. Additionally, using fans and coolers inside the shed can help keep the environment comfortable for the animals.

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