My COW ACCIDENTALLY Got PREGNANT?!? 

I work on a dairy farm. Keep an eye out for when she doesn’t come up for feed and goes off to be by herself. You will know she is close when her teats look swollen and maybe she will start leaking milk. But also her vulva will become very springy and she will lose her plug (this can happen like a week before she calves). Please make sure to have someone you can call in case she does have trouble calving heifers often have more trouble the first time. And make sure you see the baby nurse off of her ideally within the first 5 hours. That first colostrum is vital.

OMG! first crystal, then rain, now Delilah? Your gonna be running a daycare with all the baby's!

I would defiantly say she is bred usually heifers start bagging 1 month or more before due date. Her udder thought does have a long way to go though, but every heifer and cow is different. So excited for you!! Also it is usually pretty easy to tell when they are going to calve.

She’s pregnant keep an eye on her when she gives birth a lot of times cows have trouble giving birth on there own. Calf’s can get stuck and need assistance

Hey Cindy! My husband and I are cattle farmers and she does look pregnant to me. But if she was bred back in September then she should be due about middle of July. Her utter will fill up even more and her girly area will start to sag and relax. Congrats on new little calf!

She is definitely pregnant. You might need to milk her some if she produces excess for her calf. She also has a high chance to reject her calf especially given its her first calf. So be prepared for that. She looks about 3-4 weeks out from calving. Her udder will get much bigger and you can watch her vulva for swelling. It will get swollen and may pink up right before calving. You can get calving alerts that attach to her tail and tell you when she's in labor if you really want it. Best of luck!

She is pregnant my grandpa has beef cattle he breeds every year and they get that big. I’ve been around cows since I was born. To tell if they are getting ready to give birth it will start getting lose back there. I’m just going off of my experience. But I’m subscribed and post notifications are on.

So many babies!!!!

I love how she's talking and then just goes "DeLiLaH!" as the camera starts shaking

And the pregnancy saga continues 😂

It is called calving. She looks to be in final 3 weeks

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I put her breeding date in a cow pregnancy calculator and it said she is due tomorrow July 8 .

I feel like this RU-vid channel is going to turn into a breeding farm lol. Also I am subscribed and notifications are on! ( plus I liked the video!) I can’t wait to see the baby!!!!! Also love your vids!!!!!!!

She’ll start getting swollen in the backend when she’s a couple days away from having her calf and the day that she does have it she’ll try to get away from the other animals so it’s quite

Oh my goosshh!! Two foals now (maybe) a little baby cow!!!! Im so happy and exited for you!!! Im subscribed and notifications are on! Love you!!!❤️

I breed my own Holsteins, if she hasn't shown any signs of coming into heat, that's a surefire sign she's bred. I've always done blood tests for pregnancy to confirm.

Congrats to your cow

So excited for you hopefully she is. I'm super happy you posted again missed you 💗

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Oh my gosh! I had a feeling. I always wondered what happened after Delilah got loose with the bull.

Dairy cows often produce more milk than their babies need, as far as I know. Are you going to milk her? It might be fun to drink milk from your own cow!

I have been waiting so long for a new post!! I’m so happy

She is definitely pregnant in my opinion because my mom check the heifers by milking them, if fluid comes out then they're pregnant. Good luck Delilah! Can't wait to see the little baby 🐮🍼♥️

She's definitely pregnant! omg I needed to see this today, I just found out that at 26 I have arthritis and a disc out in my neck, I'm also having to move my horses to another yard so I'm having a hard time. This has just put the biggest smile on my face and given me a giggle too. I hope everything goes well and I have subscribes and bell clicked so I don't miss anything. Thanks Cindy, you just made my day. xx

I have my post notifications on. I love watching your lovely animals have babies. You're so awesome

Congrats!!! The one thing that would concern me the most is the chance the calf might be too big. How things normally work with cattle is different bulls tend to throw different birth weights, and normally heifers are bred to heifer bulls (bulls that throw lower birth weights) to reduce calving complications. Since you don't really know the bull she was bred to, it may be a good idea to keep a close eye on her and have a vet in mind just in case the calf needs to be pulled, which is what happens the majority of the time with heifers and too large of calves. Chances are she'll be fine, but it's just something to keep in the back of your mind! She looks to be a few weeks away, but one thing to watch for when she gets close is she'll carry her tail out and to the side, maybe even wring it back and forth for an hour or two before she starts calving.

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Also I think it is called Calving, Foaling is a horse thing.

I am subscribed and have my notifications on! I’m so excited to see a little baby calf! I hope she actually is pregnant! ❤️🐮🐄

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Hi Val! Here is what I know, when cows are pregnant, they're separated like one or two weeks before the birth. You'll have to check on her, mostly bc it's her first time, she could need help to give birth for the same reason, my family always keep them in a pen in front of the house. I hope this help!

Ahhh I'm so excited, can't wait to see the lil baby!

Awwww she has a sideways heart on her right hind leg 🥰 she’s definitely gonna have a little moo cow running around. So excited!!♥️♥️

Was wondering if there was gonna be an update like this down road lol. Congrats, gonna have a calf on your hands soon 😁 seen a few preg heifers before, certainly would say she's bred.

Congrats on the new little calf🥰

Another baby got added to the barn congrats it very adorable to have baby animals around also love your dressing style and makeup(love your vids too)

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She is pregnant!! You really need to keep an eye on her. Cows can have problems giving birth, especially first timers Calfs can get stuck and you have to help them out sometimes. You have to pull them out with chains. You should read up on it, so you can be prepared. Don't be blindsided. 🐄 Hopefully by this time, because it is July, she has already had it. GOOD LUCK!!

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I think she is pregnant... I can't wait for the baby if she is!!! And another little one would be so cute!! I have notifications on and am subscribed to!

Finally ur back!how's the foal? And she's pregnant

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Oh yeah she's preggers. My family raised Miniature Herefords. Congratulations on the new little calf.

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Congrats Valentina and Delilah

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Warch her tail bone, cows spines lift when they are getting ready to calve. They will also stick their tail out behind them and walk around. If you have bad weather, go looking because cows love to birth in horrid weatehr like storms. Her bag will also double in size 24 to 48 hrs before she calves out.

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I cannot wait to see the Delilah's calf I know he or she it's going to be absolutely adorable I know you have a lot to do before that baby comes❤❤❤🔆🔆🔆 yes she is definitely pregnant

I was waiting for to post 1: Congrats 2: How Rains baby

She is definitely pregnant! 😁 We raise beef cattle so I’ve seen some of these signs before. She’s definitely starting to bag up (fill up with milk) but it does look like she has a little ways left to go. But then again all cows are different and I’m pretty sure you have said she’s never been bred before so the signs might not be as clear because her body hasn’t been through these changes before. Super exciting!! 😁 Some signs of her calving would be her loosing her mucus plug ( basically a big strand a discharge) this means she’s lost that “plug” and she will calve anytime in the next 24 hours to a week. Some other signs is her vulva getting really swollen and her losing her ligaments. Basically when they lose their ligaments, their hips are just getting wider for them having a baby! Also she may want to be off by herself and away from any other of your animals. Another fun fact is that cows love to calve in storms 😂🙄 it’s a big hassle but it’s true! 😂 I’m so excited for you and I hope these facts and tips help! Let me know if you want any more. 😊

***This is with my experience with dairy cattle! Not all cattle are the same! Just like people! *** Congrats!!!! Since she is a Holstein she will most likely won’t have the motherly instinct to take care of the baby. (Most dairy cows don’t, that’s why dairy farmers take the calves) You’ll have to take the baby and bottle feed it and then milk her so she won’t get mastitis! Hope that helps you!

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I am so.early! My goodness. Your just getting.more and.more babies on.that farm of yours

We have 4 cows and she is definitely pregnant! You are my favorite RU-vidr! Have a great day!

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She is bred. We have highland cattle and these are most of the signs they will show. She isn’t quite ready yet though. Her bag will fill up a lot more leading up to it. But signs of her being really close, is her vulva will elongate and become a little puffy, and her tail ligaments will become looser to the point you can slide your hand (vertically) between her tail and pin bone. Another way you can tell she is bred is her right side is bigger which is where they carry the calf - left is the rumen. You can remember that by “Right is Runt, Left is Lunch”. Most important thing for you to know, is as soon as that calf is born, within two hours it needs to be up and milking. The first milk they get is the colostrum and if they don’t get that they will likely die. So have some colostrum frozen from a cow, or a colostrum replacer on hand. Congrats, and good luck!

I love the heart on her leg. 💓

She is definitely pregnant!! Please give us tons of updates!!!

She is pregnant.I live on a farm with over 100 beef cattle.All heifers are different so she could have it in the next week or so or maybe even earlier than that.Like everyone else is saying she will start to bag up.Her vuvla will “crown” (fancy word for saying swell) and discharge will start to come out before it will happen,don’t get exited because discharge could come out for a week and nothing happens.On that day she starts to push make sure you are watching her closely but not making her feel stressed.When she starts pushing closer together make sure to grab a pillow,blanket,and some snacks cause it could take up to 7-10 hours before calving.A few weeks ago I had a heifer start pushing in the evening so I got her up and put her in a pen and watched a for a few mins and checked on her before I went to bed,I woke up 5:30 the next day and she just had it (probably 5-10 mins before I got there).Hers was a smooth calving process but I had to make sure she was okay since we had a few stillborns this year from heifers.If you smell anything funky be prepared to have someone to call just in case the calf might be stuck.Please feel free to ask any questions.Thank you and have a great rest of your day!

So...u doin' a baby mama dance? The other one you did was hilarious!! 🤣🤣

For a holstein, that bad is very small. In last week of pregnancy, her hips will move. Also holsteins have very narrow hips and the calf might need help getting out. I was raised on Holstein dairy farms and about half need some help giving birth

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hey Cindy my family and i are cattle farmers and she looks very pregnant i recommend putting her in a straw pen more towards the end of her pregnancy because if the calves umbilical cord hits the dirt there is a high chsnce it can get a bug called crypto it is very dangerous for calves. also just be careful as some cows become very protective :) . Good luck with the calf though. as it is her first there is a high chance she will reject it but first time mums can also be great at caring for their baby its just one of those things. just watch out for yellow green or white muck when the baby is born it can be a sigh it is hungry has crypto of just very ill . dont worry if the first few days it is yellow though . Hope Delilah will have a lovley healthy calf

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I’m so excited for you!Also the cows usually give birth by themselves.

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Awe i hope she is pregnant! I don’t know anything about cows lol but she looks pregnant maybe! If she is i can’t wait see the calf!🐮

I figured love was in the air when she escaped 😉. Udder development is a huge sign your heifer is going to freshen! Also, your cows “bloat” because the way they digest food in their rumen is through fermentation! Cows can actually get a disease called Bloat, but they will be very sick if that happens.

This is so exciting!

Omg they have grown a lot since the last time u recorded :0

We have a dairy farm so I can tell you that she is definitely pregnant!! Now I’m really excited!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Someone once told me about how when he was a kid, the family cow would run away to find a bull every time she went onto heat, and no matter what they did, she would always find some way to escape.

I knew something was pregnant! Your gonna have so many baby animals!

She looks pregnant. At least I think she is my post notifications are on.

That pan from Penelope to Delilah 🤣 girl is WIDE. I have no bovine knowledge but id also definitely say shes pregnant

I can't wait to see the baby!!!!

Yup lol I’m a beef farmer and work on a cow calf farm, and CONGRATULATIONS!! 😂 🍰🎂🥳. She’ll probably bag up a lot when she’s getting close and have excess mucus but its a hit or miss on using that to date the calving date. Don’t know much about holsteins and calving, but a heifer bred to a bull meant to breed seasoned cows can produce bigger calves. I’m sure you already know all this crap but its probably a good idea to keep an eye on her just incase the bull throws big calves. I usually think it’s pretty obvious if they are having trouble.

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Omg I’m so excited to see the baby. My dad knows a lot about cows and he said about 3 or 4 days since the video was made that she should start waxing up and have it

Yay another fur baby well done Delilah 🐄

Hey!! I have 19 cows and we have had slot of pregnancies! She definitely looks pregnant to me normally they start bagging up a ground a month before they actually calve but another thing you would want to look for is discharge and they’re bag will really start to get hard when they are producing milk! The teets will also get more swollen and fuller as the milk is being produced Delilah looks pregnant to me. So I would just keep a close watch on it and also something you can look for is if the tail head goes down sinks really far down into their hind quarters about a month before their due date!! that’s how you know the babies getting in position so this is just some helpful hints that I use on my cows when I know that when they’re pregnant!! I hope that helps!!

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