26, F, Make me into a hucow! Long term experiment

[Asteroth]

Good cow! You should also get suction cups. I heard they can trigger lactation if used daily (similar to some girls complaining that they started producing milk after their boyfriends kept on sucking their nipples night after night). Not sure if it will work, but definitely worth a try.

Just imagine if you started to leak milk randomly!

[milkyhucow]

Originally Posted by Asteroth

Good cow! You should also get suction cups. I heard they can trigger lactation if used daily (similar to some girls complaining that they started producing milk after their boyfriends kept on sucking their nipples night after night). Not sure if it will work, but definitely worth a try.

Just imagine if you started to leak milk randomly!

I'll look into that, thank you!

[Berserk]

Supple Nips on Amazon. You'll probably want one of the larger sizes.

[milkyhucow]

Originally Posted by Berserk

Supple Nips on Amazon. You'll probably want one of the larger sizes.

Do you have an exact link? Would make it easier, appreciate it.

[Bobcat]

It is possible to produce breast milk when not pregnant for several different reasons.

The hormone responsible for milk production is called prolactin. It is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain.

Medication such as metoclopramide or thioridazine can cause a rise in prolactin, but you don't appear to be on any medicines from the information that you have sent me.

Pregnancy is the other main cause, but milk production is not usually until later in pregnancy and you say that you have had regular periods – therefore this explanation is unlikely. It is not impossible though.

Occasionally women have slight but regular bleeds in the early stages of pregnancy, so I would advise a pregnancy test, just to be sure.


A rare cause of high prolactin levels is a benign growth in the pituitary gland that over-stimulates the prolactin-releasing tissue. It is for this reason that I would ask you to see your GP.

Blood tests can be used to measure the level of hormones in your body and an eye test can show whether or not there is any significant enlargement of the pituitary gland.

If the gland is enlarged, it affects how much you can see at any one time ('visual fields') and this can be picked up by an optometrist.

Treatment usually requires referral to a specialist, who can also exclude any problems in the breast itself.

In older women, a condition called 'duct ectasia' can cause a milky discharge from the nipple, but this is unlikely due to your age.

Hopefully you will now be able to see your own doctor prepared with a bit more information about what the underlying problem could be.

[milkyhucow]

Originally Posted by Bobcat

It is possible to produce breast milk when not pregnant for several different reasons.

The hormone responsible for milk production is called prolactin. It is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain.

Medication such as metoclopramide or thioridazine can cause a rise in prolactin, but you don't appear to be on any medicines from the information that you have sent me.

Pregnancy is the other main cause, but milk production is not usually until later in pregnancy and you say that you have had regular periods – therefore this explanation is unlikely. It is not impossible though.

Occasionally women have slight but regular bleeds in the early stages of pregnancy, so I would advise a pregnancy test, just to be sure.


A rare cause of high prolactin levels is a benign growth in the pituitary gland that over-stimulates the prolactin-releasing tissue. It is for this reason that I would ask you to see your GP.

Blood tests can be used to measure the level of hormones in your body and an eye test can show whether or not there is any significant enlargement of the pituitary gland.

If the gland is enlarged, it affects how much you can see at any one time ('visual fields') and this can be picked up by an optometrist.

Treatment usually requires referral to a specialist, who can also exclude any problems in the breast itself.

In older women, a condition called 'duct ectasia' can cause a milky discharge from the nipple, but this is unlikely due to your age.

Hopefully you will now be able to see your own doctor prepared with a bit more information about what the underlying problem could be.

Was this for me? I haven't talked to you or provided any information so... 😐I'd like the milk to come in so there is no underlying problem...

[lani_122]

Originally Posted by Bobcat

It is possible to produce breast milk when not pregnant for several different reasons.

The hormone responsible for milk production is called prolactin. It is produced by the pituitary gland in the brain.

Medication such as metoclopramide or thioridazine can cause a rise in prolactin, but you don't appear to be on any medicines from the information that you have sent me.

Pregnancy is the other main cause, but milk production is not usually until later in pregnancy and you say that you have had regular periods – therefore this explanation is unlikely. It is not impossible though.

Occasionally women have slight but regular bleeds in the early stages of pregnancy, so I would advise a pregnancy test, just to be sure.


A rare cause of high prolactin levels is a benign growth in the pituitary gland that over-stimulates the prolactin-releasing tissue. It is for this reason that I would ask you to see your GP.

Blood tests can be used to measure the level of hormones in your body and an eye test can show whether or not there is any significant enlargement of the pituitary gland.

If the gland is enlarged, it affects how much you can see at any one time ('visual fields') and this can be picked up by an optometrist.

Treatment usually requires referral to a specialist, who can also exclude any problems in the breast itself.

In older women, a condition called 'duct ectasia' can cause a milky discharge from the nipple, but this is unlikely due to your age.

Hopefully you will now be able to see your own doctor prepared with a bit more information about what the underlying problem could be.

I don't know if you noticed, but she doesn't lactate, but wants to start

[milkyhucow]

Thank you Lan ☺️

[useme_messme]

If you're interested, here is a link to a cow mask: https://www.amazon.com/Cow-Overhead-...words=cow+mask

It isn't exactly sexy or anything like that, but would certainly add to the humiliation factor while doing certain cow-like activities. Also it can help protect your identity if/when you do send pictures to people.

Also, here is a fun story you might enjoy! http://www.grometsplaza.net/world/ma...andysmilk.html

[milkyhucow]

Originally Posted by useme_messme

If you're interested, here is a link to a cow mask: https://www.amazon.com/Cow-Overhead-...words=cow+mask

It isn't exactly sexy or anything like that, but would certainly add to the humiliation factor while doing certain cow-like activities. Also it can help protect your identity if/when you do send pictures to people.

Also, here is a fun story you might enjoy! http://www.grometsplaza.net/world/ma...andysmilk.html

Not a fan of the mask but may consider it.

Reading the story now and love it so far!

[milkyhucow]

Cow just created a Craigslist ad: https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ws...133724684.html

[HCWAM]

So I'm not too familiar with this hucow process or culture, but there's a few things about cows that I think about when I read about this. I think cow's should have shaved or closely buzzed hair and no eyebrows. In my mind cows are large, and to get that I would expect that it would take a caloric intake to at least 5000 calories per day to try to take the shape of a mature cow. Cows often have spots, a good way to accomplish this look is to go tanning with large spots of your body covered with something that will leave you with semi-permanent spots. I'm not sure how into this transformation you're looking to go, but if you're all in I hope my suggestions can help or give you come ideas.

[milkyhucow]

Reports coming soon ❤️

[milkyhucow]

What are your thoughts on natural hormonal supplements and herbs? For Fertility, milk and a crazy boosted sex drive?

[milkyhucow]

Cow just wanted to update and inform everyone that Cow is doing well after having gone through a few accidents in the last few months however I’m well and back with news:

Cow is pregnant... with not one baby but twins! If anyone has any advice, it would be greatly appreciated.