Chick brooding issue is likely. Keep the baby hen warm and dry, give clean water with a little glucose, and start a chick starter feed. Protect it from cold wind and wet litter. If it is weak, not eating, or has loose droppings, separate it at once. If breathing becomes fast, or it stops standing, get veterinary help within twenty-four hours.

Cow health issue needs a symptom description. Tell me what you see, like fever, not eating, loose dung, cough, swollen udder, lameness, or reduced milk. If she is down, breathing hard, bleeding, or the belly is tight and swollen, act today. For a precise answer, book a Pashu Vet on Pashushala or call the Kisan Call Centre on eighteen hundred one eight zero one five five one.

I cannot identify the problem from the photo alone here. Please tell me the species first, then I can guide you properly. If it is breathing hard, not standing, bleeding, or has a swollen belly, treat it as urgent and get a vet today. Otherwise, send the species and the main sign in one line, and I will tell you the next step.

For meat farming, take Black Bengal, Barbari, or Sirohi cross. Black Bengal grows fast and gives good meat quality. Barbari is also quick and suits small farms. Check that the kid is active, eating well, with clean nose, firm droppings, and no cough. If you want, I can help you shortlist the best breed for your area and budget.