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http://www.metacafe.com/watch/974494/cow_drinking_own_milk_from_own_teats/ ...seriously
But in all honesty, most cows are given plain water, with nutritious fortification supplied via food pellets. Though some will have you believe that a percentage of cow farmers spike their cow's water troughs with a concoction of hormones and the baby calves' powdered milk.
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female cows that just love a good beer once in awhile.
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serious note: This site states that there are ways to treat water for cows that will improve milk production.
http://www.essentialwater.net/support-information/water-treatment-often-improves-milk-production
In this pdf file, the same treatment of: chlorine, UV light and reverse osmosis, is mentioned to improve milk quality.
(sorry about my faucet joke!)
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Yeah - think about the wild. What would cows in the wild have to drink other than water? Nothing, that's what.
Is it specially treated in any way?
I doubt it...
Here's an article on how much water to give to cows, but nowhere does it indicate special water.
http://www.extension.umn.edu/extensionnews/2008/dairycowswater.html
