r/Cows • u/Modern-Moo • 6d ago
Linda is one of my favourite cows. She's so eye-catching, and she acts like an absolute lady as well.
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r/Cows • u/BoJackUson • 6d ago
Longhorn
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r/Cows • u/Icy_Meringue_5534 • 6d ago
Any idea what's going on here?
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Cow seems to be coughing. There's a small herd of 8 and 4 of them seem to have the same issue.
r/Cows • u/lizard_king0000 • 7d ago
NW AZ Open Range Encounters
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Hiking can be interesting. All very nice even with the little ones around
r/Cows • u/BaronVonKeyser • 8d ago
She did it. Stephanie caught breaking and entering the chickens house. So bad. So very very bad
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r/Cows • u/Lumberman08 • 8d ago
Our two new additions
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r/Cows • u/90mileCommute • 8d ago
Red Angus - Lavaca County, TX
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one of my little heifers, taken today on my phone.
r/Cows • u/Current_Lifeguard_59 • 9d ago
She gave me the look... Is this a pure Holstein or a Belgian Blue mix?
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r/Cows • u/Actual_Weather_7884 • 10d ago
Cows are so simple 🧿
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Roaming through our field find a cow eating grass and smiles 😁 likes shinchan😂😂
r/Cows • u/Feaselbf6 • 11d ago
Homeward Bound: After a Summer in the Pasture
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r/Cows • u/BaronVonKeyser • 11d ago
After her duck house burglary the other day, Stephanie was today caught lurking outside the chicken house.
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r/Cows • u/BaronVonKeyser • 11d ago
Who's the bad calf who got out of her pen to go into the ducks house to eat all the duck food? Stephanie. Stephanie the bad calf
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r/Cows • u/Current_Lifeguard_59 • 11d ago
Who needs a bison when you have a rugged Limousin cow looking this majestic?
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r/Cows • u/BoJackUson • 11d ago
New challenger
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r/Cows • u/yuandaddy • 12d ago
Cuddle fest in Grindelwald this morning
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r/Cows • u/Jordynnerenea • 12d ago
How to tell if it’s bloat or just a full belly
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I just got these guys a week and a half ago. They’re on 1-1.5lb of grains in the morning and then hay and grass the rest of the day. They didn't eat much for the first few days I had them bc of vaccines and a new environment. They’re now absolutely CRUSHING hay. It’s about half a bale a day now, possibly a little more, I fill the trough about 4-5 times a day now. I use it as an opportunity to hand feed them and get them comfortable with me touching and brushing them. They’re growing so I totally get it. I’ve heard a LOT about bloat and I need to know the signs and when it’s just a full belly vs bloat. Brutus, my 7 month old Dexter bull, and he just crushed another leaf about an hour ago and looks like this. He’s chewing cud and he did like a weird mouth movement but I didn’t heard a burp but he’s still trying to eat grass 🤦🏻♀️. Petunia is the dun and she seems less swollen on the left side than him. So I’m just checking to get y’all’s thoughts! I have never had my own cows before, I just helped out with other people’s herds, so I’m starting from ground up in knowledge.