Milk All The Mobs Mod FAQ

Right-click the animal with an empty bucket in hand, just like you would with a cow. The bucket fills with milk and the animal plays its normal milking sound. No special tool or taming step is needed.

Yes, all of them can be milked with an empty bucket. Llamas work even while carrying a chest, and horses, donkeys, and mules can be milked whether or not they are tamed or saddled.

There is no feeding requirement, but each animal has a short cooldown after being milked before it can be milked again. Just wait a moment and right-click with another empty bucket.

Make sure you are holding an empty bucket, not a milk bucket or another item, and that you are close enough to the animal. If the animal was just milked, wait out the short cooldown before trying again.

Yes, the resulting milk bucket behaves like vanilla milk for drinking and for clearing status effects. It can also be used anywhere a milk bucket is accepted, such as in cooking or brewing recipes that call for milk.

Any recipe that accepts a standard milk bucket will accept milk from these animals, since the item produced is the normal milk bucket. This includes modded recipes that use milk as an ingredient or fluid.

Baby animals cannot be milked; only fully grown adults produce milk. Wait for the animal to mature before trying to fill a bucket from it.

It works alongside most mods because it simply extends milking to additional vanilla animal types. Conflicts are rare, but if another mod overrides milking behavior for the same animals, one may take priority.

No, the mod only adds a small interaction check when you right-click an animal, so it has negligible impact on performance. Large milk farms run fine as long as the animals themselves are not causing lag.

The mod does not add dispenser-based milking; milking is a player interaction done by right-clicking with a bucket. For bulk milk, build a farm and milk the animals manually or use another mod's automation if it supports it.