Why my buffelow is giving less milk ! She has givinn birth a baby

Low milk after calving is often normal for a few days, but if the drop is sharp it can also be from poor feed, dehydration, mastitis, retained placenta, or milk fever. First, give her plenty of clean water, green fodder, and a little extra concentrate in small meals. Keep the shed calm and cool, and milk her at the same fixed time every day. Check the udder for heat, pain, swelling, or clots in milk. Also see if the afterbirth has come out fully and whether she is eating well and standing normally. If she is off feed, has fever, hard udder, foul discharge, or cannot stand properly, she needs a vet today. In a lactating buffalo, every day of low milk means real money loss, so early correction protects your income. Consult a veterinarian before administering any medicine or treatment.