Hamari Bakri ke than Mein Sujan hai

It looks like mastitis in the udder. First, keep the goat separate and do not let the kid suck that side for now. Gently milk out the affected side two to three times a day if the milk is coming, and keep the udder clean and dry. You can apply a warm compress for a few minutes to ease swelling, and give soft feed with plenty of clean water. Do not massage hard or press the udder roughly. If the udder is hot, painful, milk has flakes or blood, or the goat gets fever or stops eating, she needs a vet today because an antibiotic treatment may be needed. Treating it early saves milk and prevents the quarter from drying up permanently.

Region: Abasana BO, AHMADABAD, GUJARAT