Milk ('dairy' milk) is the food a mother cow makes for her baby. It is an excellent food for an infant cow, allowing them to double their weight rapidly. It is much higher in protein than human milk (which is an excellent food for human infants) and also higher in fat.

Milk, any milk, is not nutritionally balanced for full grown animals, and especially not the milk from another species. It has far too much protein and fat.

Modern high volume agricultural practices also have cows producing extremely unnatural amounts of milk. Cow's bodies are warped out of shape. Their udders can drag on the ground as they produce up to 100 lbs. of milk a day and mechanical milking machines encourage infection and sores which require high amounts of anti-biotics and other drugs.

I strongly disagree that cow (or any other) milk is needed or even healthy to consume when we are not infants. And even then, we should stay with milk within our own species.

Milk is definitely non-veg since it contains fats. The fats when extracted seperately are considered non-veg but when it is present in milk people dont mind it. This is a good way of bending facts to suit your food habits

Hello Ron,
Please dont write rubbish.
Sir oils (like say coconut oil ground nut oil etc) contain fat.So i ll now tell me do you consider coconut Non veg.
What a stupid statement.."Milk is Non-veg since it contains Fat" !!!???

Hellow suresh,
I am jayakuamr, Recently, i and my cousin brother had a debate, whether cows milk is veg or non-veg.
I believe that cows milk is 100% vegetarian.
Also can be called as lacto-vegetarian, it is procured without committing any harm or sin, hence, and as per the tradition they have included milk in veg-product.