What is “cudd” Cud chewing is a process called rumination where ruminant animals, like cows, regurgitate partially digested food to chew it again, which helps break down tough plant fibers more effectively and extract nutrients. This re-chewing action stimulates saliva, which contains natural antacids that buffer the stomach and aids in the digestion of fibrous foods like grass. | Our Farmacy

Sheep chew their "cud" as a natural part of their digestive process as ruminants. They initially swallow food and then regurgitate and re-chew it later to break down tough plant material more thoroughly for better nutrient absorption. This process, called rumination, is a sign of a healthy and relaxed animal and helps neutralize acidity in their four-chambered stomach. | Our Farmacy