Physical irritability in cattle can stem from pain, discomfort, environmental stressors like overcrowding or extreme temperatures, handling-related stress, insect infestations, and underlying health issues. Identifying and addressing these factors are vital to alleviate irritability and maintain the cattle’s well-being.

Common causes of Physical Irritability & body tremors in cattle include:

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    Pain or Discomfort

    Conditions such as injuries, infections, lameness, or mastitis can cause discomfort leading to physical irritability and sometimes manifest as body tremors due to the animal's response to pain.

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    Metabolic Disorders

    Certain metabolic issues like hypocalcemia (milk fever) or hypomagnesemia (grass tetany) can induce physical irritability and tremors in cattle due to imbalances in essential minerals affecting nerve and muscle function.

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    Toxicity

    Ingestion of toxic plants or substances can cause physical irritability and body tremors in cattle. Some plants, chemicals, or minerals can adversely affect the nervous system, leading to such symptoms.

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    Nervous System Disorders

    Certain neurological conditions or diseases, such as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) or other neurological infections, can lead to tremors and physical irritability in affected cattle due to the impact on the nervous system.

Save your Cow & Buffalo from physical irritability & body tremors

Preventing irritability and tremors in cattle involves maintaining a clean, stress-free environment with proper ventilation and space. Regular health check-ups, a balanced diet, and toxin-free pastures help prevent metabolic imbalances. Early veterinary attention for behavioral changes ensures prompt intervention and effective management.

Symptoms of physical irritability &body tremors disease in Cattle

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    Restlessness or Agitation

    Cattle may exhibit signs of discomfort, restlessness, or irritability, often pacing or moving about more than usual.

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    Muscle Tremors or Twitching

    Visible involuntary movements or trembling of muscles, particularly noticeable in specific areas of the body.

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    Abnormal Behavior

    Changes in behavior, such as increased sensitivity to touch, reluctance to move, or unusual responses to stimuli.

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    Difficulty in Coordination

    Lack of coordination or unsteadiness while walking, standing, or performing usual activities.

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    Increased Vocalization

    Cattle might vocalize more than usual, indicating discomfort or agitation.

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    Reduced Feed Intake

    Disinterest in food or a decrease in feed consumption could also be observed.

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