During winter, animals show symptoms such as running nose, irritation of the eye, lack of appetite, shivering, etc. To avoid this, bind animals in a cottage shed in the evening so that they don't freeze with cold. • Make dry fodder available in the cattle shed. • If it is extremely cold, organize the burning fire to keep it warm; ensure that the smoke is properly evacuated. • In the cold atmosphere, animals need the energy to maintain their body temperature. And the lack of energy in the body can cause tremor. • Increase the energy source in animal feed in winter to prevent the milch cattle. In such an environment, the fertility capacity of animals’ increases by 10% to 20%; this is necessary to derive additional energy in the body. • The ruminant process helps animals to generate more energy and to save themselves from cold.