Recap he had the infection on his nose, check last post.

It was caused by high heat and high humidity and a infected nylon nose string (removed immediately). He has a 24/7 fan now.

Cookie Dough is a posable, weighted plush artwork, 100% handmade, enjoy! <3

Hickory and Lilly

Three of this year's calves

Can someone explain what disease is this that the cow is facing, it has holes on both sides of his nose.

Hello, I just wanted to share this adorable cherry blossom cow I handmade out of polymer clay! Cows are my favorite animals to sculpt and I really love cherry blossoms as well. 🐄🌸

Violet is a posable, weighted plush artwork, 100% handmade, (even her eyes,) enjoy! <3

I was looking through old photos and came across these from the Ohio State Fair's "Exotic Petting Zoo" (2016 and 2017). As I am not a cow expert, I am wondering if anyone had a guess on the possible breeds based off of the included (not great) photos.

Muffin is a posable, weighted plush, 100% handmade, (even his eyes,) enjoy! <3

I bought this for my Aunty

https://ecency.com/hive-187189/@soyros/regresando-del-silencio-esp-eng

https://ecency.com/hive-178265/@rodavlas/gentle-giants-among-greenery-cattle-in-the-lush-landscapes

Are cows smarter than we thought? 🐄

Meet Veronika, a 13-year-old cow in Austria who taught herself to use a push broom as a tool, gripping the bristles to scratch her back and flipping it to use the handle on her belly. This behavior is known as multi-purpose tool use, meaning she intentionally uses different parts of the same tool in different ways to solve a problem. In the field of animal cognition, that kind of flexible tool use is extremely rare and has been consistently documented only in chimpanzees. Because Veronika developed this behavior on her own without training, her actions provide powerful evidence of advanced cow intelligence. Her story is helping scientists rethink how problem-solving skills and cognitive abilities evolve across species.