Sometimes they can just have a few clumps. Most of the time mastitis is involved but once in a while it isn't. Never hurts to test for mastitis. I'd just keep an eye on it and give some vitamin C chewables if you don't already do that.
Clumpy milk
So my ND doe Tilly has been producing really well for the past couple weeks. Yesterday morning milking, I encountered some clumps in the teat as I squeezed. It reminds me of a glue bottle that has some dried on the tip, and you pull out the dried stuff and it works again. In the beginning, every couple squirts the left teat would be blocked and I'd have to pull out a chunk of goop.
I have no idea what this is. Shes milking normal, no kicking or pain, no blood in the milk, milk tastes fine, no hot or lumpy udder, kidds are still drinking off that side. I tried to take a picture ( sorry if it's bad, it was 4:30 am)
Anyone have any idea what this is? Is it safe to drink the milk?
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I have no idea what this is. Shes milking normal, no kicking or pain, no blood in the milk, milk tastes fine, no hot or lumpy udder, kidds are still drinking off that side. I tried to take a picture ( sorry if it's bad, it was 4:30 am)
Anyone have any idea what this is? Is it safe to drink the milk?
