The daily nutritional requirements per animal of salt is 2 to 3 grams of sodium and less than 5 grams of chloride for young growing animals. For lactating cows, they need 11 grams of sodium and 15 grams of chloride. All these numbers are on a per-day basis.
In terms of percentage of ration, sodium concentrations of 0.06% to 0.1% or ration dry matter for non-lactating yearlings and calves, and no more than 0.1% dry matter for lactating beef cows. Dairy cows may need a little more (probably no more than 0.2%) than beef cows because they are producing twice to thrice as much milk as beef cows typically do.
Despite these numbers, cattle should have no limited access to salt every day, provided they also have constant access to plenty of water.
yes they do.
No because there is to much salt and to much salt can hurt them
We eat it according to how much food but we usually eat spoonfuls
On a cattle drive a cow-hand might eat salt pork, beans, fat back, hard tack, and jerky
Salt licks are made available for cattle that may be deficient in salt. Most animals do not eat salt unless they need it. Salt licks would not be poisonous to moles - unless that was the only thing they could get with water.
actually it is not good if you eat it every day because to much salt can get you a heart attack. so dont eat to much salt.its ok if you eat it every now and then.but dont eat to much!
eating to much salt will increase your blood pressure
Yes, they eat so much they need a salt block to lick daily.
Salt is bad for you muscle if you eat too much of it. Salt can weaken your muslces! So be aware, if you're a bodybuilder, it's best not to eat a lot of salt!
Within limits. Too much salt is not good for you.
Because the plants that they eat do not contain sufficient amounts of sodium and chloride. Also, a lot of salt is lost as perspiration during warm weather or if they are being worked. Salt needs also increase during lactation and during periods of rapid growth. As such, cattle need to have access to salt at all times. The best type of salt you can supplement your animals with is either a trace-mineral block, a loose-mineral mix, or a cobalt-iodine-salt block. Loose minerals are much more recommended among many cattlemen than salt that comes in block form.
well if you eat too much salt that's bad you can have sickness that is a silly rumor if you eat too much i guess it will have someking of effect on the brain