Udder bliss! Mikayla the Highland Cow really enjoys having her coat brushed in adorable video 

Udder bliss! Mikayla the Highland Cow really enjoys having her coat brushed in adorable video

  • The cow gets pampered at the Highland Getaway farm in Huon Valley, Tasmania 
  • Two people work on brushing the animal’s coat as she enjoys getting treatment 
  • The farm, which breeds the Highland cattle, also has alpacas and silkie chickens 

This is the adorable video of a Highland Cow enjoying having her coat brushed on a farm. 

The cow, called Mikayla, raises her head to get underneath her chin brushed at the Highland Getaway farm in Huon Valley, Southern Tasmania.

In the footage, a woman and girl work on the animals light coat as she sits contentedly while being pampered.

Mikayla the cow raises her head to get underneath her chin brushed at the Highland Getaway farm in Huon Valley, Southern Tasmania, Australia 

The woman says that the cow ‘makes a noise’ to indicate that they are enjoying themselves. 

She continues to work on Mikayla’s front, brushing her neck, chest and behind her ears, while the girl moves to help with her back. 

The cattle is kneeling down while it gets its luscious coat swept with the brushes. 

The woman brushing the Highland cow says that she 'makes a noise' to indicate that she's enjoying herself as it kneels down to get pampered

The woman brushing the Highland cow says that she ‘makes a noise’ to indicate that she’s enjoying herself as it kneels down to get pampered

An adorable baby cow, called Bianca, watches as the older animal gets the relaxing treatment. 

The video caption says: ‘Mikayla is one very spoilt darling. Little Bianca must be thinking, “that looks good”.’ 

It was uploaded on the Highland Getaway’s Instagram on September 6.  

An adorable baby cow, called Bianca, watches as the older animal gets the relaxing treatment with the caption saying she must be thinking 'that looks good'

An adorable baby cow, called Bianca, watches as the older animal gets the relaxing treatment with the caption saying she must be thinking ‘that looks good’ 

The working farm, which breeds the Highland cattle, also has alpacas and silkie chickens as well. 

It boasts being a ‘photographers paradise and an animal lovers dream’ with 67 acres of pasture.