lakes in milk

Milk leakage usually means teat injury, mastitis, or a loose teat sphincter. Keep the udder clean, milk gently, and check for heat, pain, clots, or swelling. If the milk is watery or the quarter is hard, start mastitis care and use a proper teat dip after milking. If there is fever, blood, or the cow is off feed, it needs a vet today. Consult a veterinarian before administering any medicine or treatment.