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Milk drop is pointing first to hidden mastitis or feed stress. Check all four teats today. Strip a little milk into a black cup. If you see flakes, watery milk, blood, heat, pain, or a hard udder, keep that milk separate, milk that quarter last, and get a California Mastitis Test done. Keep milking time fixed, wash and dry the udder before milking, and do not change feed suddenly. Give good green fodder, dry fodder, clean water all day, and mineral mixture daily. Use the Pashushala Ration Calculator to balance her feed properly. If she has fever, mouth sores, limping, loose dung, has stopped eating, or milk has clots, get a vet check within one day. Hidden mastitis can reduce milk by twenty to forty percent in one quarter, so early action saves eighty to two hundred fifty rupees per day. Consult a veterinarian before administering any medicine or treatment.
Region: Golok Kondar BO, SITAPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
