Meri gaay chara ni khati

This looks like loss of appetite from indigestion, fever, mouth pain, or poor fodder quality. First remove any stale, wet, mouldy, or very sour fodder. Give only fresh green fodder, dry clean straw, and plenty of clean water. Let her walk slowly for a little time, and watch whether she is chewing cud. Check her mouth for ulcers, drooling, bad smell, and check feet for pain or wounds, because in monsoon foot and mouth disease and foot rot can start like this. If the left belly is swollen, walk her slowly and massage the left side. Do not force feed if she is dull or unable to swallow. If she has fever, stops eating completely for more than one day, has swelling of the left belly, drooling, lameness, or milk drops sharply, she needs veterinary attention today. Treating appetite loss early protects milk income, because an average dairy cow can lose around rupees two hundred eighty to rupees six hundred sixty per day when milk falls.

Region: Bhadsan BO, AURAIYA, UTTAR PRADESH