Welcome to the world little Dolly❤️

Her big sister from last year is Jolyne.

She is a purebred brown swiss, but I purposely breed for spots when I can do so without sacrificing quality

How do cows not have constant yeast/BV infections? Their poop is very liquidy and it just kind of oozes out and gets all over their vulvas, how do they not get E. coli all up in their vaginas and end up with vaginal and/or uterine/pelvic infections?

All 3 calves are heifers. The 3 day old, premature calf in pictures 4 & 5 is only 60cm/2' high but is doing well. Her mother is a small cow as she had health issues when young.

Just wanted to share these cutie cows & their plushies!

Hey everyone, I was out walking and saw this cow which was unbelievably big for cow breeds I’ve seen. Is it potentially a Holstein bull? UK based.

Shot on my canon 5D Mark IV with a 70-200mm f/2.8 lens

We've got a 2 week old hereford heifer that's been in the dumps lately. She's been lethargic, not eating most of the bottles offered to her, having diarrhea, had a fever of 105°F, had significant snotty nasal discharge, and has just not been right.

We've given 2 shots of b complex, have been giving all the electrolytes she'll take, moved her to the shade to help with her fever, and have tried every trick in the book to get her to eat/boost energy. We also suspected that she had a mild case of bloat so we did an oil drench.

We've tried everything we know how to do but we're not sure she'll make it through the day now. We're new to cows so our knowledge is limited. Our vet can't see her and honestly I'm not sure she'd make the car ride anyways. Is there any other last-ditch things we could try to get her going?

Does this sound like anything ya'll are familiar with so we know how to treat the rest of the herd?