Winter Animal Care: Prevent Fungal Infections with These Easy Tips

• Veterinarian Dr. Ajay Raghuvanshi advises protecting animals from getting wet during winter to prevent fungal infections.
• Fungal infections are common in cows, buffaloes, and dogs during cold and rainy seasons if they remain wet.
• If animals get wet, dry them immediately with a cloth or make them stand in the sun.
• Lighting a bonfire near animals at night helps keep them dry and warm, reducing infection risk.
• Proper winter care prevents illness, maintains milk production, and reduces veterinary expenses.

Why It Matters: Protect animals from wetness and keep them warm in winter to prevent fungal infections and maintain health.