My cow has less milk and the udder feels normal

Milk drop with a normal udder usually points to feed imbalance, heat stress, or early subclinical mastitis. First, check her feed. Give enough green fodder, dry fodder, and a proper concentrate mix. Keep clean water always in front of her. Then watch the milking routine. Milk her at the same time every day, and do not change the person or method often. If the weather is hot, give shade and cool water, because heat can cut milk fast. If the milk drop is only in one quarter or the yield has fallen by more than a few litres, do a CMT test to catch hidden mastitis. Treating this early protects your daily milk income and stops a small problem from becoming a permanent loss. If the milk does not improve in three to five days, or if fever, clots, or udder heat appear, book a Pashu Vet on Pashushala.

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