0.25A or 0.25mA?
0.25A = 250mA, which is far too high for 4 x 0805 LEDs, unless they are rated at 50mA or more each, which I haven't seen so far. If you're not using the correct Resistors and over driving them you could get that high of a measurement, but they wouldn't last long at all, if not pop right off the bat.
0.25mA = 1/4 of 1mA, or 250micoAmps, which is not enough to light up even a single 0805 LED, let alone 4.
In either case, neither of those numbers jive. How are you using the meter to measure the current draw of the LEDs exactly? You need to have the meter in series with the load, the LEDs in this case. Remove either the power side or the ground side to the LEDs, makes no difference which one, then use the meter in series, like you would a Resistor, so the current has to go thru it. It also does not matter which color lead goes where if you are using a DMM, as you'll just get a negative number versus a positive one for the reading.
If that's how you are measuring the current, then I'd wonder what the scale is on the meter, as 25mA would be more of an expected measurement there.