Heat Stress Support for Livestock

Pakistan's summer regularly pushes temperatures well beyond what dairy cattle and buffalo can handle comfortably. Heat-stressed animals pant, eat less, produce less milk and often struggle to come into heat.

Shade, airflow, plenty of cool clean water and feeding during the cooler hours make the biggest difference. Our heat-stress range supports recovery alongside those steps, together with supplements that help animals return to normal appetite. Read our Heat Stress in Dairy Cattle summer action plan in the Veterinary Resources section for a day-by-day routine. If an animal collapses, stops drinking or breathes with its mouth open, call a veterinarian immediately.