Cattle that have their mouths opened and breathing hard, show signs of lethargy with their heads low and well as increased salivation are some early symptoms. Affected animals then become to weak with flaccid muscles and eventually are unable to rise. Consult your veterinarian if you think that you animals are suffering from heat stroke.
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What are some clinical symptoms of heat stroke in cattle?
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