Pneumonia Threat to Goats in Winter: Farmers Urged to Take Precautions

• Winter cold, fog, and humidity significantly increase the risk of pneumonia, cough, and cold in goats, especially in Lakhimpur Kheri.
• Symptoms of pneumonia include shivering, lethargy, high fever, chills, nasal discharge, and reduced food intake.
• Animal expert Dr. N. K. Tripathi advises immediate veterinary consultation upon observing symptoms, as the disease can be fatal.
• Key precautions: cover goat sheds, provide dry/warm bedding, offer lukewarm water, and ensure balanced green/dry fodder.
• Timely care and veterinary advice are crucial to keep goats healthy and prevent financial losses during the winter season.

Why It Matters: Protect goats from winter pneumonia with timely care and vet consultation to prevent losses.