  We construct the hydrodynamics of quantum critical points with Lifshitz
scaling. There are new dissipative effects allowed by the lack of boost
invariance. The formulation is applicable, in general, to any fluid with an
explicit breaking of boost symmetry. We use a Drude model of a strange metal to
study the physical effects of the new transport coefficient. It can be measured
using electric fields with non-zero gradients, or via the heat production when
an external force is turned on. Scaling arguments fix the resistivity to be
linear in the temperature.
