Warts behind the utter **HELP**

[zak]

I have a heifer that has two warts behind her utter. The warts are about the size if a quarter and stick out like half an inch. The warts are hard. They dont seem to hurt her because when I was scrubbing the she didn't show any pain. Anyone with any experience with this please help me out.



Zak

 

[The Show]

I've never had one get them behind the udder, but I don't know why you couldn't cut them off and feed them to her.

 

[katie_k]

i think you could treat them just like any other watrs on another part of the body.  treat them with shots or a cream

 

[Okotoks]

Seems an unusual place. You are not referring to supernumerary teats? probably not but thought I would mention it anyway.

http://familycow.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=cow&action=display&thread=35183&page=1

 

[justintime]

Seems an unusual place. You are not referring to supernumerary teats? probably not but thought I would mention it anyway.

http://familycow.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=cow&action=display&thread=35183&page=1

Exactly what I was thinking when I read this thread. 

 

[fed_champions]

Seems an unusual place. You are not referring to supernumerary teats? probably not but thought I would mention it anyway.

http://familycow.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=cow&action=display&thread=35183&page=1

Exactly what I was thinking when I read this thread. 

me too, but i would try to cut them off and feed them to her like the first guy said

 

[olsun]

Zak, you seem like a great young man, and I enjoy your posts, but sometimes us old foggeys just can't leave things alone. The word you are looking for is udder, not utter. Two totally different things. Please don't be offended. Earl

 

[rackranch]

I would always shudder and the mention of her udder and these words I did not utter 

Zak, you seem like a great young man, and I enjoy your posts, but sometimes us old foggeys just can't leave things alone. The word you are looking for is udder, not utter. Two totally different things. Please don't be offended. Earl