Simmental Cow

Simmental cows feature a white head, legs, belly, and a fluffy white tail. Their remaining coat has patches ranging from light golden to reddish - brown. Grass is tough to digest, so cows chew about 50 times per minute, totaling 30,000 times a day. Humans rarely chew a bite more than 30 times. Due to this, cows produce over 150 litres of saliva daily, making them extremely thirsty. They can drink up to 180 litres of water a day, as much as a full large bathtub. When very thirsty, they can gulp 25 litres per minute.

If you own a Simmental cow, here's how to take care of it. First, make sure there is plenty of fresh grass available for it to eat. Since it chews a lot and needs to produce saliva, it also needs a large supply of clean water. Have a big water trough and refill it regularly. Also, check the water quality to keep your cow healthy. When it comes to shelter, a dry and well - ventilated barn is a must. This protects the cow from extreme weather. Watch out for any signs of illness, like changes in eating or drinking habits. If you notice anything strange, consult a vet right away. Regularly clean the barn to prevent the spread of diseases. And remember, these cows are big drinkers, so always ensure they have access to enough water.