BEAUTIFUL WHITE HOLSTEIN with a NOT-SO BEAUTIFUL FOOT (Follow -up included)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Today’s video we treat a cow with a WL defect in her right front foot as well as follow up on her recovery
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Cows aren’t stupid. They recognize people, and if you were hurting them they’d put up a fuss as soon as they saw you. Plus, I’d imagine it feels pretty good to get their weight off of a damaged/diseased hoof. They probably see you as the human who gets rid of hoof pain.
Processing hurt isn’t to do with intelligence, it’s the pain receptors(nervous system).
Also, compared to other animals, they’re stupid 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐔
@@somayu5248 If cows are stupid, then I wonder what that makes you?
1. Cows have high social and emotional intelligence
2. They can bond with humans, remember individual faces; You can meet up in a cow you haven't seen in months and they'll easily recognise you.
3. They can recognise their own name you gave them, and will come when called.
4. They are capable of interspecies friendships with other animals.
5. They can freely express emotions; Jumping for joy when happy, signs of grief and distraught when they lose a loved one, etc
So...Yes, actually, Cattle are very much capable of understanding, that the doc is there to help them, and they know to associate the alleviation of pain, after he works on their hooves.
So many videos I've seen of cows who've been trimmed before, having no issues walking into the 'crush', as they know it's not a place of pain, torture or anything else.
Processing pain, knowing where it's coming from, and then knowing who is making the pain go away, is a HIGH sign of intelligence. :)
I'd imagine it feels good to let their feet rest regardless of pain!
Actually, cows are not so bright.
"Nate, the Gentle Hoof Guy", I love to see that you use your spray bottle with Chlorhexidine to clean and treat the hoofs. I wish the others on TH-cam did that.
His gentleness is what I admired right from the beginning. I have tried to watch the other hoof channels but haven't been able to watch even a full episode.
I just love the quiet way these cows walk free from your crush. No fright or fear of you or your equipment. I like being around cows. They are so inquisitive and patient.
Your are my favorite hoof trimmer, thorough, gentle and compassionate. You have a big heart. 😊
Fantastic to see the follow up immediately. What an amazing transformation. She must be feeling so much better. I love to watch your videos and your gentle way with the cows in your care. Nice to see the cow at the end, "disagreeing" with your comments! lol
It amazes me just how quickly those wounds heal and grow so much horn so quickly. The opening and debriedment (sp), done properly, followed by the salisilic (sp) acid work very well. Your experience and training and treatment methods really cure these issues. I love watching you work and your narration is just outstanding! Bless you, Nate. From Washington state (the wet west side).
I watch 3 hoof trimers. You, Aaron LeVoy and the Hoof GP. I have no cattle no farm but I still watch. You three really take good care of the cows and I think they know that you are helping them walk without pain.
You are so smart. The way you talk about the anatomy of their feet, the bacteria names, the types of wounds and ailments, and the different types of treatment. Fabulous.
I feel like opening it up, letting the wounds drain & treating them would be the equivalent of us having an ingrown toe nail removed. Hurts for a second getting it out, but the pressure & pain relief is almost immediate.
Very impressed with the block you placed there … 29 days later and it’s still in place!!
She was a beauty! That mostly white coat makes her really stand out. Thanks for improving her life and helping her get back to normal again!! You are a great guy!
My day has started perfectly. Coffee and a hoof trim!
I agree with the cow 😂 We want more. Have a good weekend!
I live in a city and have never had a cow. But your enchanting voice, Nate, makes me watch a video about hoof trimming.))
I live in the country. I’ve got cows next door and cows across the street. Never had one. Don’t plan on keeping any. I also love these videos.
Cows are great creatures! Friendly and sweet. You should go somewhere that you can experience them someday. 🙂
I enjoy the follow-up format very much! I'm sure it takes additional effort, even if only in regards to organization, so...thanks! 🐄
Love the cow closeups!!! Thanks, for the laugh and another great video Nate. Have a great day!!
Poor girl, I know how bad it hurts to have an ingrown toenail I can only imagine how sore she is. I'm not an expert by any means but I have seen quite a few farriers at my uncle's horse farm and You do a great service for these ladies!💜🐄🐂
Her long face is so cute.
Really appreciate your light touch (relative to the fact you need pressure on that knife to trim hoof), esp around the wounds. Some TH-cam trimmers are brutal. Cows & farmers are Lucy 2 have u!!
Really like this format. Hood job on the pretty ladys pedicure!
I like that you added how the hoof was healing to the same video!!
I found your channel a few days ago and I can't stop watching. Although I don't own any, I love cows, they're one of my favourite animals, so gentle natured, sweet and curious. The way you take care of these girls when they have sore feet is so heartwarming to me, they seem to be genuinely grateful for your help. Thankyou for improving their day to day lives.
love the ones with the follow ups included
The close-ups were great!
Thank you for another lovely video! Educational as always.
You are my favorite hoof trimmer!!! Those up close shots, are just amazing!! Keep up the great work 😁
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Love follow ups,and as always you and Hoof GP are solids when comes to helping cows
Nate: you have something to say to me?
Cow: moo
Me: *chokes on popcorn* such drama! 😮
You're so careful and cautious with your trimming. You're the only hoof trimmer I love to watch!!
No, I wasn’t thinking that. Because as soon as you touch your knife to it, I could see how soft it was! Soft means trouble lies beneath!
Great job Hoof Guy 👏🏾
I love your videos. No b.s. Straight to the point
You totally have a radio voice or a game show host voice. Here for the trimming, stay for the voice. 😊
Cows getting treated by Nate are the luckiest one; Nate your the best.
Did you get her stoned? She was so chilled here left foot was bent and she took her weight off completely. I love these videos and appreciate all the hard work you do…eg narrating, clarity and explanation. Thank you 🙏
So great to see the follow up rights away. The amount of horn growth is incredible. Great job
I like seeing the progression of the healing. I did have a question. Aren't you concerned for your safety breathing that salicylic acid into your lungs?
I try to avoid that.
Loving the follow up format video! Great job, kindly taking care of that beautiful cow. She looks so much better already
Hi Nate! Don't ya just hate it when cows are disagreeable? She seemed so adamant! Great work as always! Have an awesome week!
I know it takes a lot more time doing these longer follow up videos, but as subscriber I really love these types of videos, and have you thought doing collaborations with other hoof trimmers like Hoof GP, or Aaron Lavoy just asking that would be kool. Stay Trimming
The follow up videos are my favorite
Could you tell us the pros and cons of the different chutes? I’ve seen lay-overs, both rear feet lifted at the same time, one rear foot at a time. Thanks
Pros for layovers is speed and efficiency. The only real con from my perspective is the orientation of the feet but that’s because I’m not used to them in that position. Feet usually aren’t as secure so trimmers usually use one hand to hold the foot and the other on the grinder. Pros for upright chutes are cows feel more secure standing. Feet are positioned better for trimming with two hands available for the grinder. Cons are you have to move around the trailer a lot more to trim. I don’t ever pick up both fronts or both backs at the same time. If something were to happen with the support mechanism on the chute the cow would be in big trouble with all her feet raised.
Great video Nate. A master class as always.👍
She is beautiful!! 😍🤩 All white Holstein's a lot of times aren't so pretty!!
Parabéns!
Muito bom ver os animais recuperados.
Abraço 🇧🇷
The chef john of hoof cleaning
LOL😂
Cows are so cute. Loved this video aswell❤️
Love to watch your videos those are fantastic 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
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You didn’t stop at 7:47 because you know how much I love knife work!!!
Awesome to see the before & after video together. Great job as usual!! Have a good weekend.
Awesome job Nate!
Many folks are concerned about pain or discomfort, ok, here's what I do. I add the existing discomfort from what ever problem they may have ,then I add any temporary discomfort from your treatment, I then will consider then pain relief from your treatment and add this and divide by 2 for the win. It's just math folks that's all. I realize that 4 out of 3 people struggle with math but on a scale of 1 to 10 with 6 being the highest I think it works. :)
She walked very well on exiting the squeeze the first time.
Great voice and soft touch 🌸
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You weren't kidding about that being a beautiful cow!
HECK YEAH!! I love your videos!
Do different breeds of cattle present different (or more prevalent) types of problems? Sole ulcers prevalent in Holsteins, digital dermatitis in Herefords and such. She's a beauty, for sure!
Great job as usual!
Great work & you explain everything.
She is a lovely looking girl. Nice udder catch. Looking good. Fantastic job as always Nate 👏
Hello N.T.H.G., Keep up the good work and keep these vids coming! You should have the nickname of "D.D. (defect detective)!! There was a "talking horse sitcom" (early '60s), but ya'll should try a "The Answering Cow Moooovie"! Just say'n! Be safe and take care, "God Bless ", sincerely, Randy. 👍👍🙏😇👊
I love seeing how thick your knife is in older videos. I feel like I can tell how long ago you recorded based on how much blade is left on your knife!
Yes! I totally want you to scrub the feet before you start! Ty for explaining that.
I love having the follow up built-in.
she was so happy to see you. she knew you'd make her feel better.
Clean the hoof? I'm watching an intelligent, expert, and he certainly knows what he's doing, so I'm not thinking that. I admire your artistry, strength, and the finesse of your knife work.
Yes she's a beauty, but there quite a few beautiful cows on your farms
Thank You, and keep it up!
Love watching Nate’s videos. For some reason I find it very relaxing. Also, I love the gentleness and care your cows receive, the hoof gp I cannot watch. His cows always end up spewing blood, I can’t stand it, granted I’ve only watched maybe 4 of those vids and only partially, I just can’t stand it. Nate always is so careful, I love it.
How funny love the follow up, gr8 video Nate.
5282 and 5350 must really enjoy Nate and his videos! 5350 especially didn’t want this video to end. I can’t blame her.
People asking if it is painful for the cow don't seem to realize that animal's will try to pull away and flinch like crazy if it was painful.
Now that's what 'precise' should be!
I really like it when the follow-up is included.
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Oh my gosh!!!! 5282 is SOOO cutteee!! She is SOO happy to see you its adorable 😍🤗❤🙏
She looks fantastic in just 29 days, how impressive.
Those girls are not camera shy! Adorable.
What a beautiful white face this girl has! She’s very pretty! We just got back from camping and seeing many “free range” cattle. Including a big Hereford bull strolling in the middle of the road! Herd was made up of Black Angus & Herefords and then of course this makes, black baldy’s!
Good video, it's great to see the follow-up in the same one. Are Dew claws ever trimmed?
If they get too long yes.
Wow so much work and CRAFTSMANSHIP??? WOW
Bravo👏looks great!!
Love your follow up. I always wonder how the cows are doing.
Great knife work young man.
I'm sure you have answered this question before, but IF you wanted to remove the rubber block at this time, how would you "unstick" it?? Thanks! S. Carolina
I've seen other hoof trimmers just grind them off with the same grinder they use for the hooves if they're still really stuck. If they're not super on there, they can pop them off/grind the residue off no issue.
Really enjoyed that intro😁💗
29 days later? Damn that was a good block install
Nate is very good at his job. Unlike the hoof guy From England I can understand Nate!👍
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Cows are so cute!
LOL Cow 5282 approves of Nate
Great before & after videos!
Miracle worker!!
Big reason why I'd never have livestock without an open pasture. I began to learn that from chickens.
Nate's the Man!!
Like the powder coating.
She is a beautiful white Holstein! If she continued to have the DD what would happen if you didn’t fix it? Would it get worse and worse etc?
Thank you Nate for your caring way with these gentle giants. 🐄
BTW please tell me the cows aren't stuck in those contraptions all day. The ones in the beginning of your video when it showed them eating. And one more thing that I'm sure you've answered before but can horses or any hooved animal go in your contraption? It seems to be a very humane and safe way to go about it.
Thanks for sharing !
No they’re not stuck in them. It’s just where they eat. They are free to roam around at will.
I'm all about a good post treatment follow-up!!!
Buena curación, son excelentes
..good one, another happy cow..lol..stay safe..
good work