[b][/b][b][/b]If you know when your cattle, sheep or goat is in heat you can introduce her to a chosen male for mating or you can arrange for her to be artificially inseminated if the service is available.

The best time to look for signs that the female is in heat is early morning or in the evening.
Take care not to disturb the animals but just watch the animals for the signs.

Signs that a cow coming into heat (8 hours):
Restlessness and bellowing
Nudging and sniffing Genital area of other cows
Wrinkling its nose and curling its lip
Swollen red vulva, Frequent urination
Attempting to mount other cows but will not stand herself

Signs during standing heat (18 hours):
Early signs continue
now stands to be mounted by another cow for about
seven seconds about four times per hour
Thin, clear mucus Discharge from vulva
Mucus smeared over the pin-bones and tail area
Reduced appetite

Signs of coming out of heat (14+ hours)
No longer stands to be ridden
Muddy flanks and ruffled Tail head from being mounted
Dried mucus below vulva

The most reliable sign that a cow is ready to be mated is that
she will stand to be mounted by another cow or the bull. This
is called ‘standing heat.

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