Meri gaay dudh nhi de Rahi he

Milk drop is pointing to a feeding or udder problem. First check whether she is eating well, has fever, or the udder is hot, hard, or painful. Milk her in your presence and see if one quarter is weak or if the whole yield has fallen. If the udder feels normal, give good green fodder, enough dry fodder, clean water, and a mineral mixture, and keep the milking time fixed. If one quarter is hard, swollen, or the milk has flakes, it is likely mastitis and needs treatment today. If she has stopped eating, has fever, or the milk drop is sudden, treat it as urgent. For a lactating cow, even a silent mastitis can cut income by twenty to forty percent, so early action saves money. If the milk does not improve in one to two days, book a Pashu Vet on Pashushala or call the Kisan Call Centre on eighteen hundred one eight zero one five five one.

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