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She has free assess to minerals and salt. She is not grazing on clover. She is grazing grass some and eating some grain, but is not chewing cud. Her milk production has gone down some and her temperature is just under 103.

This was very sudden. She was fine 2 mornings ago and in the evening she wouldn't eat. She is again eating some hay and grain. I saw her grazing very briefly yesterday. We would have her checked for DA if we had a vet that would come out!

This cow has had 3 calves and has never had any calving problems or any other medical problems. No twins. She is eating grass hay, grain, and grass. One other symtom that has become apparent is that she is not chewing cud. Her milk production has really dropped.

Thank you for writing back. The first thing I did was to call a vet. My regular vet is on sebatical until June and the first vet I called did not get back to me. I tried again after hours and was directed to another service. When I called and left a message there, the reply was not promising...

The cow is in very good condition and is milking plenty for the four calves. They are not running with her. They are put to her night and morning. She is not showing symtoms of milk fever. Would she get that this far into her lactation?

She doesn't have colic and I am not familiar with DA. Thank you

We have a milking shorthorn/angus cow that is a third calver. She has been fresh about one month and is raising four calves. She suddenly stopped eating or drinking anything last evening. Her temperature is 101.6F. All she wants to do is lay down. Any help would be appreciated.