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Then it is less likely to be mastitis. Salty milk can happen in late lactation, after heat, after a feed change, or from mineral imbalance. Keep watching the milk from each quarter separately for two to three milkings. If the taste stays salty for more than two days, or yield drops, do a CMT test and get the udder checked. If the cow is in late lactation, this can be normal. Consult a veterinarian before administering any medicine or treatment.

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