गाय दूध देते समय टांगे खिलाती है

This is mostly pain, fear, or bad milking habit. First check her udder and teats with your hand before milking. If any teat is swollen, hot, cut, painful, or milk has clots or watery flakes, then mastitis or teat injury may be starting. In that case do a California Mastitis Test for all four quarters and keep that milk separate. Milk her gently at the same place and same time daily. Do not beat her, because then she will kick more. Tie one hind leg softly with a clean rope, give a little feed during milking, and let the calf stand near her for milk let down. Wash the udder with clean warm water and dry it before milking. If she still kicks suddenly after two to three milkings, or if the udder is painful or milk is abnormal, get a physical udder check done. Treating udder pain early saves milk; ignored mastitis can dry one quarter permanently.

Region: Bugala B.O, JHUNJHUNU, RAJASTHAN