cat·tle 
/ˈkætl̟/ noun
/ˈkætl̟/ noun [plural] : cows, bulls, or steers that are kept on a farm or ranch for meat or milk
▪ a herd of cattle ▪ His family used to raise cattle. ▪ The people in the crowd were treated like cattle as they tried to leave the stadium. — often used before another noun ▪ cattle feed ▪ a cattle herd ▪ the cattle industry ▪ My uncle has a cattle ranch.
▪ a herd of cattle ▪ His family used to raise cattle. ▪ The people in the crowd were treated like cattle as they tried to leave the stadium. — often used before another noun ▪ cattle feed ▪ a cattle herd ▪ the cattle industry ▪ My uncle has a cattle ranch.
