Some important tips for buying sacrificial cows online

Holy Eid-ul-Azha is coming. One of the main activities of this Eid, which shines in the glory of sacrifice, is to buy and sacrifice animals for sacrifice. There are certain things to keep in mind when buying animals for sacrifice for the sake of Allah Ta'ala. I think this is the day we celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr, but when it came to preparing for Eid-ul-Azha, it came! The memories of going to the cattle market with my father as a child and buying sacrificial cows with a hue and cry are still fresh in our memory, but times have really changed a lot today. Every year, under the open sky, the places for buying cows are becoming more and more unbearable. And that is why every year more and more people are becoming interested in buying cows online. However, to this day, many people find it risky to buy in this way and feel more comfortable buying a cow, goat or camel with their own eyes and checking it out. But even then buying cows online has become quite a good option.

Let's find out what are the things to keep in mind when buying cows online-

Whether online or in any other way, it is good to know the essentials when buying a sacrificial cow before doing anything in advance. The age of the cow is a very important factor in the sacrifice. Older beef is usually quite tough and difficult to cook, but if it is too young it may not be suitable for sacrifice. Cows of different breeds are brought to this country from different parts of the world. So it is good to know in advance which breed of cow you want to buy. And if you go for a walk with someone who is experienced in this matter, your job will be much easier. Another important thing is to check the overall health of the cow you are choosing. Unfortunately, sacrificial cows are often fattened with a variety of steroids and hormone injections to attract buyers. But such injected beef can have adverse effects on health. These chemicals can cause a variety of complex diseases, including diabetes and cancer.

In recent years, the cattle market has become quite dynamic at the time of sacrifice. The price of a cow or a goat skyrocketed, and after a while the price came down again. So if you do some research on this, it can really be very useful for you. Talk to your relatives, friends, or neighbors who have already done the job, then you will have a very clear idea about the current state of the market. This work can also be done online. Online platforms like Aponhut.com can be a very easy and reliable way for buyers to compare and verify. Potential buyers can easily search the "cattle" category of these sites and make a selection by looking at the ads there. By comparing the prices and offers of a few advertisements, you will know exactly what to expect and will be able to prepare for it in advance.

To be honest, there are no hard and fast rules or guidelines for buying livestock online. Whether it's for running home or cattle, the better your research, the more successful you will be at shopping. Below are some practical tips to help you buy cows online this year.

If you have decided to buy a cow online, then your first task will be to see the cow with your own eyes. Ask for as many pictures as possible from the seller and try to understand them, or even make a video call if possible. If a seller does not want to show you his cows as clearly as he can, then it is better not to take cows from him. In this case you can find any other cow. If you want to see a better way, you can meet the seller directly and actually check the cow.

We already know that there is a big difference between the price of cattle in the real market and the online marketplace. One of the possible reasons for this is when you are buying or deciding to buy an animal. Before making a definite price, you can do comparative research from local hats and markets to make sure that the seller is charging you extra.

Got the perfect cow? Then now is the time to pay the price! But check the cow till the last moment, and pay for it only after you are 100% sure. In this case, the best option to pay is to make a cash payment after getting the cow in your hands. And if you do not have your own truck or freight car, then you will definitely want to take advantage of delivery from the seller. In that case, the delivery charge should also be discussed at the time of bargaining.