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Fever for five to fifteen days in a cow is a serious infection until proved otherwise. First, keep her in a cool shaded place, give plenty of clean water, and separate her from other animals. Check if she is eating, chewing cud, has cough, nasal discharge, loose dung, mouth sores, swollen joints, or any wound. If she is not eating, is very weak, or the fever is high, she needs a vet visit today because this can be FMD, tick fever, mastitis, uterine infection, or another bacterial infection. Do not give any medicine on your own. A vet may need to examine her, check temperature, and start the right antibiotic or other treatment. If she is a lactating cow, every day of delay can mean a real milk loss, so early treatment saves money. If she becomes unable to stand, stops drinking, or breathing becomes hard, book Pashu Vet on Pashushala now or call one eight zero zero one eight zero one five five one.

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