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Cow with watery liquid when drawn

  • 17-06-2010 09:34PM
    #1
    reps4
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 170 ✭✭


    Hi,

    Have been viewing posts for quite a while, some very good topics/info covered.

    Finally got signed in as came upon a strange one this evening- a late calving suckler (month old calf) had a bag of milk for the last while. Decided milk her by hand to get rid of it but one quarter had what could only be described as water coming from it. Shes not sick.

    Never saw this before, any ideas..

    Thanks.


Comments

  • #2
    pajero12
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    mastitis i'd say


  • #3
    whelan1
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    if shes not sick she could just be a 3 spinner


  • #4
    babybrian
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 215 ✭✭babybrian


    yeah I agree with Whelan, Have a dairy cow who has 3 teats working and 1 with a watery liquid and has been like that for a few years, we dont bother milking it and it never gets swollen or anything so we just leave it alone. If she is not sick and it doesnt swell then theres nothing to worry about.


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