Excessive Heat and Your Pets and Livestock
Extreme heat situations can be hazardous to your livestock, horses and poultry. Reduced production, heat-related illnesses, even death can occur. Protect your livestock during extreme heat situations.
Excessive Heat Preparedness Factsheet
Related Websites
Website with information and links for preparing for extreme heat situations.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Additional Web Resources
A checklist that aids producers in developing a plan for managing heat stress in feedlot cattle and employees.
University of Nebraska, Great Plains Veterinary Education Center
Factsheet discusses how to identify and respond to heat stress situations involving cattle.
South Dakota State University Cooperative Extension Service
Factsheet includes indicators of heat stress, suggestions for reducing heat stress in dairy cattle.
University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
Animals considerations in heat
South Dakota State University Cooperative Extension Service
Management advice for decreasing the adverse effects of heat within a poultry house.
Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Factsheet discussing ways to manage heat stress in feedlot operations.
University of Minnesota Extension
Factsheet containing tips for reducing heat stress in horses.
University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service
Factsheet discussing ways to reduce heat stress in pigs.
University of Minnesota Extension
Factsheet describing strategies and procedures for keep livestock well during excessive heat.
University of Wisconsin Extension
Document containing suggestions for reducing heat stress in dairy holding areas.
Kansas State University
Management suggestions to aid in keeping dairy cattle cool.
University of Minnesota Extension





