On this page, you will find 32 beautiful cow coloring pages that have been illustrated by yours truly. In this collection of printables, I included a wide variety of cows, including highland cows, jersey cows, dairy cows, baby cows, cartoon cows, and even some Minecraft cows! Here are a few examples of coloring pages of cow that I included.
These printable coloring sheets are a wonderful way to introduce children to these fascinating, endearing, sociable, and perceptive animals. If you need something to keep your kid busy on a rainy day or give them a chance to be creative, these pages are perfect!
To use any of these free printables, you can download the PDF on the same page by clicking on any of the images or links provided below.
All of the pages that follow are printed on paper that is letter size in the US, but they also fit well on paper that is A4 in size! Happy coloring!
10 Types and Craft Ideas To Do With Cow Coloring Pages
The cow coloring pages are a lovely way to inspire creativity and learning, and they are ideal for both kids and adults. Here are 10 types of cows and fun things to do to make your coloring pages into a real-life animal feast:
1. Holstein Friesian Cows
Easily identified by their black-and-white spots, Holsteins are the champions of milk production. These gentle giants can produce liters of milk daily, making them the superstars of the dairy business.
Coloring activity: Allow your imagination to run wild by coloring the distinctive Holstein design, which consists of large black splotches and white spots in between.
2. Angus Cows
Known for their sleek, black coats, Angus cattle are famed for their high-quality steak. A lot of chefs and steak fans love their meat because it is tender and has lots of fat on it.
Add some friendly animals, like koalas or kangaroos, to the background to make it even more fun.
Coloring activity: You can give your Angus a basic black coat, or you can try something different with shades of dark brown and gray.
3. Hereford Cows
Herefords are easy to spot because their red bodies and white faces make them stand out. They are a sturdy breed noted for their capacity to flourish in frigid areas. People recognize Herefords for their exceptional meat quality and calm demeanor.
Coloring activity: There are a lot of bright colors on Herefords. Their body should be red, their face should be white, and their hooves and other features should be black.
4. New Jersey Cows
Don’t let their size fool you; jerseys produce massive amounts of milk. Even though they are smaller than some other dairy types, their milk has a lot of butterfat, which makes it great for making rich cheeses and creamy ice cream.
Coloring activity: Jerseys come in a variety of fawn and brown hues. To make your jersey come to life, use your favorite brown and beige colors.
5. Texas Longhorn Cows
These legendary cows are well known for their massive horns, which can reach over six feet long. Originally developed for their capacity to live on scarce rangelands, Texas Longhorns are today an emblem of the American West.
Coloring activity: For Texas Longhorns, their horns are the most important part of their bodies. Make them long and striking, and give them a color that is different from their body.
6. Brahman cows
Brahmans are known for their humped backs and heat tolerance, making them ideal for hot areas. They are a popular choice for ranchers in tropical climates because of their tolerance for harsh environments.
Coloring activity: There are different colors of gray and red Brahman cattle. Don’t forget to add the hump that they have behind their shoulders.
7. Scottish Highland Cows
There is something beautiful about these cows, with their long, flowing bangs and shaggy coats. Well-adapted to cold and damp conditions, the Scottish Highlands are famed for their docile nature and their tasty, lean meat.
Coloring activity: The Scottish Highlands have a lot of fur, and you can create their renowned shaggy look with browns, blacks, and even a hint of blonde.
8. Dexter Cows
These tiny wonders are great for homesteads or small farms. Dexters are surprisingly active for how small they are, producing high-quality milk and beef.
Coloring activity: Since dexters are small, you can make them more interesting by coloring their eyes, hooves, and even a cute little nose ring.
9. Belgian Blue Cows
Belgian Blues, bred for muscle, are renowned for their exceptional double muscling. There is a high yield of lean meat because of this unique genetic trait, which makes it popular in the beef business.
Coloring activity: Show off the powerful build of the Belgian Blue. Use darker colors to draw attention to their amazing muscles.
10. Ankole-Watusi Cows
People know these beautiful cows for their huge horns, up to eight feet long. Originally developed for their ability to flourish in arid climates, Ankole-Watusi is a symbol of wealth and rank in some societies.
Coloring activity: They are known for their horns, which make them stand out. Make them big and even, and give them a color that is different from their body.