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Feed Smarter Spots_Beef cattle immunity_Reinaldo Cooke_Early warnings


What's the earliest sign that an animal is starting to lose resilience—even before clinical symptoms appear?

One of the first changes is often a decrease in feed intake.

In this Feed Smarter Spot, our expert explains why appetite can be an early indicator of declining resilience—and why looking beyond herd averages matters.

Rather than focusing only on total pen intake, observe individual animals at the feed bunk. Cattle that are slower to approach feed or show less interest in eating may be signaling that something is changing before clinical signs become visible.

Early observation can support earlier intervention and help maintain herd health and performance.

▶️ Watch the video to learn what to look for.

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