It was cleaned as well as I could clean it and the spray that I applied was also sprayed up in between her feet so that it can help to cure the dermatitis - I should’ve explained that in the video
Farmer from Kentucky here, we have about 30,000 acres full of cattle and I wish we had you around here lol. Hard to find anyone to do this work these days
I have the opposite problem. I’ve looked into doing this work where I am but, there seems to be no need for it, strange as that seems. I wish there were farms around here in need of such work.
I like watching this channel for three reasons. 1) I learn something every time 2) I enjoy watching an animal in distress walking out in much better shape 3) I always enjoy watching a professional doing their thing
I honestly think this cow had the biggest change, as far as mobility, after the trim. You could see her really struggling as the video started. She took a pretty confident first step and didnt show nearly as much pain. Well done. These are so satisfying to watch.
I volunteer to pet the cows while they have their hooves worked on! And provide snacks!! Love how you help all of these guys. I wanted to be a vet so bad when I was a kid. God bless you!!!
Just because you aren't a "kid" anymore doesn't mean you can't still be one. You obviously have a passion for it. If you need the encouragement, I'm sure others in The Herd will give it freely. Go live your dream Kim!! 🤠😉
I like it that the herdsman was interested in the hows and why's of that cows hoof - they may not have been able to prevent that hoof injury but they may be able to prevent others
I was thinking the same thing. You can tell that he cares about them when he's right there wanting to know what happened so he can try to keep it from happening again
Sadly lameness levels are really high in dairy cows. A combination of spending a lot of time standing on concrete and also the absolute metabolic limit they’re pushed to to produce the crazy amounts of milk, it massively reduces their body’s ability to heal and fight infections. In the UK the average is that at any one time, 25% of cows will be lame. 😢
I love you guys so that's why I'm bringing this issue up again. PLEASE, protect your lungs from that salicylic acid powder and those sprays you use. Your lungs are extremely sensitive even though you may not notice any immediate issues. After dealing with these chemicals for years, the damage could build up and your lungs could suffer permanent damage long term. This also goes for room deodorizers, candles and anything with a fragrance. This goes to your viewers as well. BIG HUGS!!!
Everything you said is true, even candles can cause lung problems if used often enough over years. However, the acid powder is much worse and even putting their face shields down would help some, though n95 mask would be preferred. Breathing in flour or powdered sugar can cause fluid build up in the lungs, followed by bacterial growth and bronchitis or pneumonia. The acid powder does the same thing, but also directly burns small holes in lung tissue. We all use salicylic acid to treat pimples and see the impact. Our lungs are softer than even skin in/around are genitals. So its not hard to imagine the damage done, and repeated damage will kill the lungs.
I was a 13-15 year-old girl when my 2 sisters ( both deceased) and I would watch Mr. Waters, our vet out in Pecos, Texas, clean , trim, and treat any problems with our family's horses hooves. The years were 1963-1964. Mr. Waters did an excellent job. He had such a high work ethic caring for our animals even though my profligate father ran off with Mr. Waters wife about 4 years prior to my 2 sisters and I moving to Pecos from Galveston, Texas. My evil father (I was told) hocked his wife's wedding ring in order to fund their love nest up in Ruidoso, New Mexico! Obviously my father and Mrs. Waters did return to their respective spouses. Our yearbook from that year , showed Mrs. Waters in an advertisement from the town's gas company. My beloved older sister, Linda, was Mrs. Water's assistant in the photo. Lordy, Lordy, Mr. Waters sure wasn't a man who held a grudge. Our whole family relocated to Denton, Texas in the middle of 1964. Mr. Waters continued as our family vet until we left Pecos. There probably wasn't enought for 2 vets in Pecos.
Does anyone else sit there worrying about how much pain the poor cow must be in and how long it will take to feel better, their such sweet gentle animals❤❤
@@Michellea-v8f I sit there and wonder how much pain they’re in but how much better they’ll feel soon. Imagine how much pain they would be in without any treatment at all. Makes me cringe that some people don’t care about there cows. Little pain huge gain.
Imagine what it’s like when they are bred by injection and then have their babies taken from them on Day 1 so that humans can drink their milk instead 💔
I don’t know much at all about this process, but the cow, although restrained, doesn’t seem to be flailing around or making a lot of distressing sounds. And, she walks away a lot better,, although she will need some time for healing.
She walked better than I expected considering the tremendous damage to her hoof. Thank you Graeme for sharing this with us and of course for helping this lovely girl.
Yeah, she walked out and took a few steps. Her head went up, as in a “oh.. oh!” Moment and continued to walk, like she figured out her sore foot was more manageable now.
I'll bet she was feeling a lot better quite soon after she adjusted to the block. That was a right mess, poor thing. Hopefully she'll recover asap. We know that the dairyman will take good care of her in the meantime.
Considering she wasn’t putting any weight on that foot before she went into the crush, I think she was feeling a million bucks when she got out. Graeme the cow whisperer 😁😁😁
Hi, I really appreciate the way you are letting the color saturation fade a little so you get past the bots sent by the Mighty Algorithm. Thank you. Best wishes for the patient's speedy recovery. Yours, Ann
At 6:55, the delicate precision Graeme has with the grinder in this shot is incredible! Any slip there would have caused the Cow even more pain and damage to her Corium. Amazing work!
Poor, poor animal! I held my breath through almost the entire procedure. It probably didn't help the cow, but of course it was the only thing I could do. You are doing (presumably - what do I know!) a great job, and thank you for that!
Selfishly, these videos are so satisfying to see but most importantly, it makes me so happy to know the amount of relief it provides these sweet babies.
Please bring out a series of bedtime stories 😄 You have a very relaxing tone and demeanor. If someone had ever told me I'd enjoy watching videos like this I'd have laughed but, instead, here I am having watched loads over the years! Great work 👏
Right?!?! I always figured it was because my Gran came from SW Scotland & his accent reminds me of her. However, the more I watch, the more I realize it's just Graeme. It has nothing to do with my Gran. ❤
No matter how many times I see the same types of injuries or infections, I can’t stop watching. I feel so bad for these girls, thank you so much for what you and all the other trimmers out there do!
Graham I love that you are addressing the pain that happens because of treatment. Everyone should understand that sometimes pain is a part of the healing same as people.
This actually made me cry. I've been told I'm too softhearted, but this poor thing. Animals and children are so much at our mercy, thank you for helping her. Thankyou
You’re awesome! Thank you for taking such good care of these creatures! It breaks my heart to see them limping and in pain. You are their voice and their angel!❤
For special problem hoofs, I would love to see more follow up video of the cows progress. Even if it’s the owner getting video of it walking better. That would be next level.
The concern and care you give to these beautiful, sentient creatures is beyond amazing. I’ve been a subscriber for a long time but I have never commented. I just kick back and enjoy learning from you. I’m someone who has an autoimmune skin disorder, so I have to live with chronic, painful abscesses. It’s debilitating. I watch these videos because, in a way, I like to see the relief they have once the pressure is gone. I know that all too well. There is no cure for what I have but it makes me feel great knowing there is a resolution for these beautiful animals you help. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for all that you do. 💚
I am so glad that you were able to provide relief to her pain. I love watching you heal cow hoofs. But please do tell the farmers to wash their cows more regularly. Cows truly enjoy being clean and most videos that I see on TH-cam the cows are always dirty 😢
Not a farm girl, but my Mom was...she told us a few tales of her childhood. I enjoy making a difference... I see you all do as well. It's wonderful that you can provide for your family that way. Trimming cow hooves.... Something that provides so much service for the cattle; and the people that own them.
I was thinking about searching for a hoof trimming video just now before I go to bed and saw this video suggested on my TH-cam homepage. It must have read my mind!
Oh dear, that poor cow. I winced as you revealed more and more of the problem. Will you try and keep us up to date with how this poor girl gets on please. Good work Graeme - you earned your fee today and then some.
I’m a city girl that loves watching your videos. God Bless you guys soul to the HIGHEST! Those precious animals need you guys very much and I’m sure they appreciate it after it’s done. Because they do have a brain. Have a wonderful life you guys.
Oh, I'm clenching my jaw the whole time. The poor sweet cow [edit] It must hurt you to know you're making her uncomfortable. But you did the right thing. God bless you! 🙏
Hello Graeme, I'm so pleased with your concern with this little lady's pain and eliminating it, I am too concerned. Thank you for all you do for these cows, as we both know, they have feelings too. I won't carry on with all the babbling, I 've said enough.
7:30 Never mind the "very near future", as she walks away she's putting that hoof down, putting at least some weight on it. She's not 100%, but she's in less pain already.
Poor sweetheart she couldn't bare to put that foot down but you made it much less painful, she wasn't walking great but she was able to put it down again. Now she can heal❤
Oh bless her I hope she feels better soon and yet again Graham has done A fantastic job and that’s why I love, watching these videos. I have watched other hoof Trimmers and they do not have a patch on this man❤
We passed you today in Wigtown around 1.30 which was amazing as I’m on holiday here from Scarborough. I love Scarborough but I do love Wigtown, Kircudbright and the surrounding area. It’s beautiful and everyone is so friendly. Now I know why you say you love your home town. I love your videos and I’m looking forward to reading your book. Keep up the good work.
Your videos give an insight into the anatomical complexity of a bovine's hoof for we lay folk who most probably think a hoof is simply a large block of keratin without any nerve sensations.
Yeah sounds impossible, yet with Christina Ann Tucker, I've come to the conclusion that financially anything is possible. I got my self my dream car 🚗 just last weekend and a whooping $320k in savings already, My journey with her started after my best friend came back from New York and saw me suffering in debt then told me about her and how to change my life through her. Christina A. Tucker is the kind of person one needs in his or her life! I got a home, a good wife, and a beautiful daughter. Note!:: this is not a promotion but me trying to make a point that no matter what happens, always have faith and keep living!!
You’re empathetic humane soul is so very clear every time you make a video. God has blessed you with that humane spirit and congrats to you for using it to bless the animals and provide such an important service for the farmers keeper and most importantly those innocent livestock Cheers, brother!
I'm so excited I just got word that my book is on its way thank you for the signed copy you and your family is amazing. And you are the best hoof trimmer in the world.
I Came across your show at the beginning of summer and for some reason it just fascinates me and I just love your humor and the way you truly care about these animals
Seeing how she stood at the start of the video to how she's able to walk afterwards, you've done a fantastic job, she must have had so much relief from your work seeing how she reacts at the start with the grinder to how she is when jobs almost done shows how you've give so much pain relief to her just by doing your job ❤
This is one of the biggest trims I've ever seen on this channel. Well done! I was expecting the yellow bits to come off but that's why YOU are the professional.
Just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. I'm not a farmer, i just find these satifying to watch and gives me a chance to turn off my brain for a few moments. You are not just helping cows, you are helping people, like myself find abit of peace.
I am in Australia. I have only recently started to watch. I find it fascinating to watch. I grew up going to my uncle’s farm (sheep), and I loved it. I cannot wait to get your book. Thank you for sharing your life and the intreating art of hoof trimming
I’ve watched so many of your videos over the years I thought I’d gotten somewhat desensitized but this one had me wincing along with the cow the moment you showed the area between her toes. I can’t imagine the amount of pain she was in, and the relief she must’ve felt once the block took the weight off the sore toe!
But what about the dermatitis in the middle?
It was cleaned as well as I could clean it and the spray that I applied was also sprayed up in between her feet so that it can help to cure the dermatitis - I should’ve explained that in the video
@@TheHoofGP Oh Good! I was hoping it was something that wouldn’t be an ongoing problem for her. Thank you.
@@TheHoofGP That was a hot mess. Bless the cow! I know you will have her fixed up in no time.
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Farmer from Kentucky here, we have about 30,000 acres full of cattle and I wish we had you around here lol. Hard to find anyone to do this work these days
You'll have to do his course! Or find someone you think would be interested. Sounds like it would be a full-time job on your farm. Good luck!
Will pray you get someone to help your cattle.
I have the opposite problem. I’ve looked into doing this work where I am but, there seems to be no need for it, strange as that seems. I wish there were farms around here in need of such work.
Howdy! Im just a school teacher from Kentucky!
@@StMiBll yeah man it’s handy to have someone around for emergency situations
I like watching this channel for three reasons.
1) I learn something every time
2) I enjoy watching an animal in distress walking out in much better shape
3) I always enjoy watching a professional doing their thing
Nothing like watching the masters hands at work regardless of the trade!
4) The mighty CRAIG
@@Newt2799 ,
"Graeme".
Lol 😅@@BobbyTucker
I honestly think this cow had the biggest change, as far as mobility, after the trim. You could see her really struggling as the video started. She took a pretty confident first step and didnt show nearly as much pain. Well done. These are so satisfying to watch.
I volunteer to pet the cows while they have their hooves worked on! And provide snacks!! Love how you help all of these guys. I wanted to be a vet so bad when I was a kid. God bless you!!!
That's a good idea! Can I go to?
Just because you aren't a "kid" anymore doesn't mean you can't still be one. You obviously have a passion for it. If you need the encouragement, I'm sure others in The Herd will give it freely. Go live your dream Kim!! 🤠😉
What a wonderful job that would be!! I’ll help too!🐄❤
The cows really don't want to be pet. Especially in an already stressful situation.
@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 ☹️☹️☹️☹️
I like it that the herdsman was interested in the hows and why's of that cows hoof - they may not have been able to prevent that hoof injury but they may be able to prevent others
I was thinking the same thing. You can tell that he cares about them when he's right there wanting to know what happened so he can try to keep it from happening again
Sadly lameness levels are really high in dairy cows. A combination of spending a lot of time standing on concrete and also the absolute metabolic limit they’re pushed to to produce the crazy amounts of milk, it massively reduces their body’s ability to heal and fight infections. In the UK the average is that at any one time, 25% of cows will be lame. 😢
I love you guys so that's why I'm bringing this issue up again. PLEASE, protect your lungs from that salicylic acid powder and those sprays you use. Your lungs are extremely sensitive even though you may not notice any immediate issues. After dealing with these chemicals for years, the damage could build up and your lungs could suffer permanent damage long term. This also goes for room deodorizers, candles and anything with a fragrance. This goes to your viewers as well. BIG HUGS!!!
Everything you said is true, even candles can cause lung problems if used often enough over years. However, the acid powder is much worse and even putting their face shields down would help some, though n95 mask would be preferred. Breathing in flour or powdered sugar can cause fluid build up in the lungs, followed by bacterial growth and bronchitis or pneumonia. The acid powder does the same thing, but also directly burns small holes in lung tissue. We all use salicylic acid to treat pimples and see the impact. Our lungs are softer than even skin in/around are genitals. So its not hard to imagine the damage done, and repeated damage will kill the lungs.
I was a 13-15 year-old girl when my 2 sisters ( both deceased) and I would watch Mr. Waters, our vet out in Pecos, Texas, clean , trim, and treat any problems with our family's horses hooves. The years were 1963-1964. Mr. Waters did an excellent job. He had such a high work ethic caring for our animals even though my profligate father ran off with Mr. Waters wife about 4 years prior to my 2 sisters and I moving to Pecos from Galveston, Texas. My evil father (I was told) hocked his wife's wedding ring in order to fund their love nest up in Ruidoso, New Mexico! Obviously my father and Mrs. Waters did return to their respective spouses. Our yearbook from that year , showed Mrs. Waters in an advertisement from the town's gas company. My beloved older sister, Linda, was Mrs. Water's assistant in the photo. Lordy, Lordy, Mr. Waters sure wasn't a man who held a grudge. Our whole family relocated to Denton, Texas in the middle of 1964. Mr. Waters continued as our family vet until we left Pecos. There probably wasn't enought for 2 vets in Pecos.
@@PamelaIndothis is the weirdest out of pocket comment I’ve ever read on TH-cam but I’m fully invested. Tell us more! Start a channel. LOL
Does anyone else sit there worrying about how much pain the poor cow must be in and how long it will take to feel better, their such sweet gentle animals❤❤
@@Michellea-v8f I sit there and wonder how much pain they’re in but how much better they’ll feel soon. Imagine how much pain they would be in without any treatment at all. Makes me cringe that some people don’t care about there cows. Little pain huge gain.
@@kayeellem5135agreed and a lot of that pain would be similar to us have bad hangnails… painful to remove but atleast when it’s removed it can heal.
Imagine what it’s like when they are bred by injection and then have their babies taken from them on Day 1 so that humans can drink their milk instead 💔
@@isaacisaac9658 i know, i'm so glad to be vegan for these beautiful creatures
I don’t know much at all about this process, but the cow, although restrained, doesn’t seem to be flailing around or making a lot of distressing sounds. And, she walks away a lot better,, although she will need some time for healing.
She walked better than I expected considering the tremendous damage to her hoof. Thank you Graeme for sharing this with us and of course for helping this lovely girl.
Its such a relief for them, they walk far better once they get their joints back to normal after being in the machine
The pressure was released which was causing the pain when walking.........
@@petermcgreevy6386 but it's still raw and would be painful...................................
Yeah, she walked out and took a few steps. Her head went up, as in a “oh.. oh!” Moment and continued to walk, like she figured out her sore foot was more manageable now.
I believe this is by far the worst injury I have seen on the channel. Sending good vibes for her to heal and be back to her old self very soon.
Ehh, did you miss the toe necrosis episodes?
I've definitely seen worse on this channel! Looks like this lady will make a full recovery, it still looks very painful though
There’s been a couple others that I would say was worse than this one.
He's pulled bone out before due to toe necrosis. And yes the bone was pulled out because it was no longer connected to anything in the foot.
Poor girl, glad you were there to help her!
These poor cows. Imagine how bad it hurts 😢 glad you’re there to help them!
I can't remember the last time you had one with this much infection. So glad you will be helping her recover.
I love how this video dropped 26 minutes ago and already 13,562 people have watched it! Go Team Graeme!
That poor cow. You guys are angels to the cows.
I realized I had stopped breathing. 😮😢 😮💨🤧🥹❤️🔥💔🩷
I'll bet she was feeling a lot better quite soon after she adjusted to the block. That was a right mess, poor thing. Hopefully she'll recover asap. We know that the dairyman will take good care of her in the meantime.
Considering she wasn’t putting any weight on that foot before she went into the crush, I think she was feeling a million bucks when she got out. Graeme the cow whisperer 😁😁😁
Hi, I really appreciate the way you are letting the color saturation fade a little so you get past the bots sent by the Mighty Algorithm. Thank you. Best wishes for the patient's speedy recovery. Yours, Ann
At 6:55, the delicate precision Graeme has with the grinder in this shot is incredible! Any slip there would have caused the Cow even more pain and damage to her Corium. Amazing work!
He is so skilled with it that I think if he wanted to make a sculpture with it, he could!!
We are definitely going to need follow-up videos for this one.
You are so gentle, despite seeming harsh, to these girls. They're so lucky to have you❤
Poor sweetheart cow. Thank you Graeme, Craigie Boy and Kevin for the healing power.❤
Poor girl.I cannot imagine how painful that was for her.Bless you for taking proper care of these beautiful creatures and ease their suffering.
Poor wee thing, that had to hurt so bad. Now, thanks to your knowledge and efforts, she is well on her way to healing. Well done sir.
OMG poor girl please keep the herd updated on her Thanks for your patience working on a difficult problem ❤
Poor, poor animal! I held my breath through almost the entire procedure. It probably didn't help the cow, but of course it was the only thing I could do. You are doing (presumably - what do I know!) a great job, and thank you for that!
Selfishly, these videos are so satisfying to see but most importantly, it makes me so happy to know the amount of relief it provides these sweet babies.
Please bring out a series of bedtime stories 😄
You have a very relaxing tone and demeanor.
If someone had ever told me I'd enjoy watching videos like this I'd have laughed but, instead, here I am having watched loads over the years!
Great work 👏
Right?!?! I always figured it was because my Gran came from SW Scotland & his accent reminds me of her. However, the more I watch, the more I realize it's just Graeme. It has nothing to do with my Gran. ❤
I was just telling my best friend that exact thing!
I'd listen to any of them read a bedtime story... or heck, the phone book!
With cow, bull, and calf characters.
No matter how many times I see the same types of injuries or infections, I can’t stop watching. I feel so bad for these girls, thank you so much for what you and all the other trimmers out there do!
Graham I love that you are addressing the pain that happens because of treatment. Everyone should understand that sometimes pain is a part of the healing same as people.
Happy Friday all 💜 Hope you’re having a good day. Much love to you 💜
Bless her heart. I can imagine the pain but also the relief she must have felt after. 😢❤
That poor cow! Looks like you got to her in the nick of time. I hope you can give us and update in the future ❤
Thanks!
So so happy
Just had a message from Royal Mail
My book and cup will be arriving tomorrow
Thank you for opening your world to us ❤❤
This actually made me cry. I've been told I'm too softhearted, but this poor thing. Animals and children are so much at our mercy, thank you for helping her. Thankyou
You’re awesome! Thank you for taking such good care of these creatures! It breaks my heart to see them limping and in pain. You are their voice and their angel!❤
Thank God these cows have you. You truly are a miracle worker. I pray this unfortunate cow has a speedy recovery. ❤
For special problem hoofs, I would love to see more follow up video of the cows progress. Even if it’s the owner getting video of it walking better. That would be next level.
The concern and care you give to these beautiful, sentient creatures is beyond amazing. I’ve been a subscriber for a long time but I have never commented. I just kick back and enjoy learning from you. I’m someone who has an autoimmune skin disorder, so I have to live with chronic, painful abscesses. It’s debilitating. I watch these videos because, in a way, I like to see the relief they have once the pressure is gone. I know that all too well. There is no cure for what I have but it makes me feel great knowing there is a resolution for these beautiful animals you help. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for all that you do. 💚
I am so glad that you were able to provide relief to her pain. I love watching you heal cow hoofs. But please do tell the farmers to wash their cows more regularly. Cows truly enjoy being clean and most videos that I see on TH-cam the cows are always dirty 😢
That knife swipe you did at 2:42 hurt me. Poor girl, good thing she has y'all to help.
I felt it too😂😂
Poor baby!! That must hurt sooo bad. Thanks for helping her feel better
Ouchy! Wow that was a poorly hoof 🥺
Thank you for helping her 🫶🏻🩷
And we’re back! Now the title of the video makes sense 😂
So glad you were able to help the poor girl. I can’t even imagine the pain she was in.
Not a farm girl, but my Mom was...she told us a few tales of her childhood.
I enjoy making a difference... I see you all do as well. It's wonderful that you can provide for your family that way. Trimming cow hooves....
Something that provides so much service for the cattle; and the people that own them.
I was thinking about searching for a hoof trimming video just now before I go to bed and saw this video suggested on my TH-cam homepage. It must have read my mind!
You and your team deserve such high praise. From the cows and bulls that can’t say it. Still fascinating after years of watching. Keep em coming
Oh dear, that poor cow. I winced as you revealed more and more of the problem. Will you try and keep us up to date with how this poor girl gets on please. Good work Graeme - you earned your fee today and then some.
I’m a city girl that loves watching your videos. God Bless you guys soul to the HIGHEST! Those precious animals need you guys very much and I’m sure they appreciate it after it’s done. Because they do have a brain. Have a wonderful life you guys.
Oh, I'm clenching my jaw the whole time.
The poor sweet cow [edit]
It must hurt you to know you're making her uncomfortable.
But you did the right thing.
God bless you! 🙏
Hello Graeme,
I'm so pleased with your concern with this little lady's pain and eliminating it, I am too concerned. Thank you for all you do for these cows, as we both know, they have feelings too. I won't carry on with all the babbling, I 've said enough.
Poor, poor baby! Her hoof looked a mess. Thank you for helping her.
What a wonderful service for these animals. God bless your gift of healing
7:30 Never mind the "very near future", as she walks away she's putting that hoof down, putting at least some weight on it. She's not 100%, but she's in less pain already.
Was 100% down as she was gingerly walking on it
Graeme your just a special guy it's that simple...that area is lucky to have you there to help them with their herds.
I love watching your video and you helping cows. Cant wait to get your book to read it
Such a beautiful cow I feel so bad for her. I am glad she got her hoof checked out because no one deserves that kind of pain.
Poor sweetheart she couldn't bare to put that foot down but you made it much less painful, she wasn't walking great but she was able to put it down again. Now she can heal❤
Poor sweet thing. She was so cooperative during her treatment. Thank you all for making her feel better 💕 🐄
Love watching. Used to work on a farm as a kid
I find this to be such a heartfelt labor of love!
Perfect timing! 💕
Wow!! My foot hurt just watching her limp!! Thx for helping her!!!
0:36 that's some friend 😂😂😂
Oh bless her I hope she feels better soon and yet again Graham has done A fantastic job and that’s why I love, watching these videos. I have watched other hoof Trimmers and they do not have a patch on this man❤
Best channel around
I got to see this but it has been pulled from TH-cam as I opened it. I went spelunking and found it was back! Very happy 😊
It's cool to watch you perform your craft. You obviously take great pride and care in your work and it is admirable.
You said the cow had digital dermatitis. Was there an analog dermatitis before the advent of computers? A very small joke. Almost still born.🤣😂
We passed you today in Wigtown around 1.30 which was amazing as I’m on holiday here from Scarborough. I love Scarborough but I do love Wigtown, Kircudbright and the surrounding area. It’s beautiful and everyone is so friendly. Now I know why you say you love your home town. I love your videos and I’m looking forward to reading your book. Keep up the good work.
And the video returns
Your amazing. Thank you for taking care of these animals with so much compassion
Hi guys
Poor beautiful girl 😢. Thank you for helping ❤️
vid starts at 1:10
Thanks for telling us😊
@@Lunarfan-r7m you're welcome! have a great day :)♥
Thanks so much
@@lindahtBachi you're welcome! I do the same on his other videos when he stalls the beginning
It’s not stalling it’s how he introduces his videos
Great educational resource thanks for sharing your knowledge and helping these cows.
Did you mean to leave the bit of hoof flapping around @7:19?
This was so painful to watch! The poor cow! So happy there are people like you out there who can help these beautiful animals!
6:43 What is all of that yellow material? Is it new hoof horn?
Yep, Its new horn growth thats had blood seep into it from the lesion I believe is what he's said before
@@Hairyhobgoblin ah, my b, I wasn’t fully paying attention there at the end so I probably missed it :p
Thanks though!
@wubberson4450 oh No he didn't say it in this one, I just remember him saying one time so that's how I knew what it was 😊
😊
4:20 Wow that’s not an infection that’s Trench Foot
Your videos give an insight into the anatomical complexity of a bovine's hoof for we lay folk who most probably think a hoof is simply a large block of keratin without any nerve sensations.
$75k biweekly changed my mindset and behavior, my goals, my family and I've to say this video has inspired me a lot!!!
I'm feeling really motivated.
Could you share some details about the bi-weekly topic you brought up?
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Wow 😱 I know her too!
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I got started with a miserly $1500. The results have been mind blowing I must say TBH!!
You and your team are the best hoof trimmers! All the best to you guys!❤
You’re empathetic humane soul is so very clear every time you make a video. God has blessed you with that humane spirit and congrats to you for using it to bless the animals and provide such an important service for the farmers keeper and most importantly those innocent livestock
Cheers, brother!
I'm so excited I just got word that my book is on its way thank you for the signed copy you and your family is amazing. And you are the best hoof trimmer in the world.
Ahhhh poor girl . Looks so painful. Thank God you're there to help this girl
❤❤❤❤she is walking so much better!!! Thank you!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
I Came across your show at the beginning of summer and for some reason it just fascinates me and I just love your humor and the way you truly care about these animals
Seeing how she stood at the start of the video to how she's able to walk afterwards, you've done a fantastic job, she must have had so much relief from your work seeing how she reacts at the start with the grinder to how she is when jobs almost done shows how you've give so much pain relief to her just by doing your job ❤
That poor girl. I am glad you helped take care of her.
The poor girl i hope she has a speedy recovery and feels alot better
This is one of the biggest trims I've ever seen on this channel. Well done! I was expecting the yellow bits to come off but that's why YOU are the professional.
SOY MUY FAN DE ESTE MUCHACHO Y DE SU TRABAJO, SIGO SU CANAL DESDE HACE MUCHO TIEMPO, SUCESO.!!
Thank you so much for helping her!! It looked so painful.
Just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. I'm not a farmer, i just find these satifying to watch and gives me a chance to turn off my brain for a few moments. You are not just helping cows, you are helping people, like myself find abit of peace.
I am in Australia. I have only recently started to watch. I find it fascinating to watch. I grew up going to my uncle’s farm (sheep), and I loved it. I cannot wait to get your book. Thank you for sharing your life and the intreating art of hoof trimming
Thanks for all that you do to relieve all these girl suffering
I’ve watched so many of your videos over the years I thought I’d gotten somewhat desensitized but this one had me wincing along with the cow the moment you showed the area between her toes. I can’t imagine the amount of pain she was in, and the relief she must’ve felt once the block took the weight off the sore toe!
Thank you for helping these babies
I’m so happy that you are there to help her get better.