I'm sure it's been said before, but I wanted to thank you for keeping your videos free of music, constant camera angle changes, and just overall "extra" stuff. As someone with ADHD and anxiety, I experience quite a bit of sensory overload, so it's such a nice break being able to wind down and decompress with one of your videos at the end of the day! Love your content, I've learned a lot!
So I've been having a tiny issue on my left foot and the pharmacist recommended me a patch with salisilyc acid... Took me about a minute to stop laughing as I couldn't stop thinking about jokes related with Nate's cows and hoofs... Took about 5 minutes for the pharmacist to lose the weird way she looked at me after that...
Something similar happened when my daughter asked me to take my granddaughter to the pharmacist to get advice regarding a planters wart she had developed. I actually asked whether salicylic acid would be an option! 😂 I immediately laughed when I said it and Peach and the pharmacist looked at me as though I was bonkers! 😂
My 5yo daughter loves your posts. She says you can’t be a “meanie” because you take care of the cows. She also says that she’d love to give the cows “cow treats”.
The instinct to nurse is strong... That calf barely has its legs under it but it knows to nurse... Congrats Nate... Your channel is growing extremely fast.. You're at nearl half a mil..
*I just watched some guy dealing with a gross, pus-filled cow foot.... and watched the entire video because of the care and genuine compassion he had for the animal. Not sure if I'll watch another one, but it was definitely interesting and heart warming.*
Nate is the only channel where his "patients" do not go through that grossness lots of people desire to see. His method is clean, precise and to the point. No splatter, no fluid run-offs.
My draw to this sort of content is so instinctual that I wonder if it's some kind of evolutionary thing. Like, the Lizard Brain wants to watch this so it knows what to do in case it gets hoof problems of its own or something.
If I was a cow you would be the only person I would want working in my hoof.. You make it look smooth and painless. Love your videos. Keep up the great work !
Really need more trimmers like you. Too many of them are extra rough or spend 2 minutes showing hoof care and 15 min messing around or pushing merchandise. Thank you for getting right down to business and educating people on how to properly treat animals.
I love that self-adhesive gauze! We used to use that when i drew blood. We wrapped everyone w it n it used to cost like $12-$14 each roll when it first came out. I love it tho...worth every dime!
of all the trimmers you're the only one to really get on a lesion with a paper towel and clean and dry it before more treatment ...it just seems as though the way you actually kind of scrub it to get all the funk out is more normal than babying dermatitis without really getting the lesion prepped for treatment. great vids!
Bri , I agree with your comment , I would like to buy Mr hoof this host a cup of coffee, can you help him add a link. Thanks , I also like the fact that he show us the cow pretty face.
Love the video! Hope she heals well. The care you take with these sweet cows is amazing! Sidenote: I cannot be the only one cracking up because I hear Africa playing in the background.
Of all the newborns on the farm where I grew up in Wales the calves were always my favourites,looking back I was probably a pest sneaking out to see them. Thanks for another great video Nate.
New life is such a precious messenger, reminding us of the heartwarming cycle of life given graciously by our Creator! Thanks Nate, I love when you show us the unusual problems that can arise on these girls. You rock Sir!!!!
Of course we made a good guess! Under your tutelage, we’re always learning! Always satisfying to know the girls are walking away with so much less discomfort! 🙏🙃
I absolutely respect the fuck out of you and everything you do. This job seems rewarding. Have you had your days when you wanna toss everything and say I'm sick of this? We enjoy your content very much.
Ohh that baby! My dad always says that they walk "tippy tippy" when they are that young. They just can't figure out that their knees will bend. Once they figure that out......you can't catch them!
Now Nate I've got to ask you, how many bottles of Chlorhexidine do you go through typically on a visit to a farm after a full day's work? That's always been something I'm curious on since you're very generous with how much you use in each video.
Thanks! Always a pleasure to see you're not afraid to use as much as possible to get those ladies back on the road to recovery the right way. Keep up the great work.
When working with lesions like this where you're working right next to the corium, it it better to use an extremely sharp knife, or one that's not as sharp?
I'm sure it's been said before, but I wanted to thank you for keeping your videos free of music, constant camera angle changes, and just overall "extra" stuff. As someone with ADHD and anxiety, I experience quite a bit of sensory overload, so it's such a nice break being able to wind down and decompress with one of your videos at the end of the day! Love your content, I've learned a lot!
Hey I have ADHD too and I find this as well! It's so relaxing. 😊
ME TOOOOO!!!! This videos make me get so relax, that they have helped me so much with my sleeping problems 💗
Cough HOOFGP Cough
hoof the nate guy
Thank u, very therapeutic for me.
So I've been having a tiny issue on my left foot and the pharmacist recommended me a patch with salisilyc acid... Took me about a minute to stop laughing as I couldn't stop thinking about jokes related with Nate's cows and hoofs... Took about 5 minutes for the pharmacist to lose the weird way she looked at me after that...
That’s awesome.
U must be a cow then lol
As long as the pharmacist didn't run after you with a sharp knife... 🤣
Did you ask the pharmacist if you needed a rubber block or chlorhexidine?
Something similar happened when my daughter asked me to take my granddaughter to the pharmacist to get advice regarding a planters wart she had developed. I actually asked whether salicylic acid would be an option! 😂 I immediately laughed when I said it and Peach and the pharmacist looked at me as though I was bonkers! 😂
My 5yo daughter loves your posts. She says you can’t be a “meanie” because you take care of the cows. She also says that she’d love to give the cows “cow treats”.
Cow treats, ha ha I love it!!😀😄
That's so cute omg
The instinct to nurse is strong...
That calf barely has its legs under it but it knows to nurse...
Congrats Nate...
Your channel is growing extremely fast..
You're at nearl half a mil..
Just hasn't quite figured out *where* to nurse.
Thank you for showing the baby cow. I just love all animals, so this is like a gift to me. Thank you for caring for them all.
*I just watched some guy dealing with a gross, pus-filled cow foot.... and watched the entire video because of the care and genuine compassion he had for the animal. Not sure if I'll watch another one, but it was definitely interesting and heart warming.*
They do become addictive!
You probably will 😂
The Hoof GP? He's great!
I specifically look for the ones with oozing pus
Oh you will be watching more. Satisfying to be sure.
Nate is the only channel where his "patients" do not go through that grossness lots of people desire to see. His method is clean, precise and to the point. No splatter, no fluid run-offs.
Not even in my school years did I pay as much attention as with these videos. great job nate 😂👍😎
😂
My draw to this sort of content is so instinctual that I wonder if it's some kind of evolutionary thing. Like, the Lizard Brain wants to watch this so it knows what to do in case it gets hoof problems of its own or something.
That's because you wanted to be anywhere but school.
Hey Nate, how old are cows when they first start getting their hoofs trimmed?
Around 20 months
With caring hands,
that is how,
Nate always makes,
a happier cow.
Great work as always Nate.👍👍👍
If I was a cow you would be the only person I would want working in my hoof.. You make it look smooth and painless. Love your videos. Keep up the great work !
i don't know what it is but these are so relaxing to watch plus I am getting well educated on problems that i have never even heard of.
Really need more trimmers like you. Too many of them are extra rough or spend 2 minutes showing hoof care and 15 min messing around or pushing merchandise. Thank you for getting right down to business and educating people on how to properly treat animals.
I love that self-adhesive gauze! We used to use that when i drew blood. We wrapped everyone w it n it used to cost like $12-$14 each roll when it first came out. I love it tho...worth every dime!
Nate, you’re a good kind soul ! Alleviating the suffering of any creature will get you to the front of the line at the pearly gates,for sure.
of all the trimmers you're the only one to really get on a lesion with a paper towel and clean and dry it before more treatment ...it just seems as though the way you actually kind of scrub it to get all the funk out is more normal than babying dermatitis without really getting the lesion prepped for treatment. great vids!
There are other trimmers? 🤔
Bri , I agree with your comment , I would like to buy Mr hoof this host a cup of coffee, can you help him add a link. Thanks , I also like the fact that he show us the cow pretty face.
@@MisfitsFiendClub138 yeah but i don’t really like them as much bc they aren’t as gentle with the cows
He doesn't use paper towels but gauze. Much softer. Some use paper towels and I imagine that's painful.
@@MisfitsFiendClub138 None nearly as good.
Nice to see the calf still with its mum 😊 Great work 🇦🇺
Thank you for showing the sweet baby calf! The cow was walking so much easier after you were done working on her foot!
Aww I love when newborn animals are all over the place looking for the nipple
She knows what she wants to do- just not where to do it!
@@mirandamom1346 "I know it's here somewhere, I can smell it!"
What a precious baby, just born. Loved the curly locks!
Love the video! Hope she heals well. The care you take with these sweet cows is amazing! Sidenote: I cannot be the only one cracking up because I hear Africa playing in the background.
😅😅😅👍🏻
Nate, you are a blessing when I just need a zen moment to watch cow hoof trimmings on TH-cam
Thanks again for helping those sweet old cows. They get a pedicure more often than I do. 😂
Great job!
Of all the newborns on the farm where I grew up in Wales the calves were always my favourites,looking back I was probably a pest sneaking out to see them. Thanks for another great video Nate.
Awesome vid. Super instructive. And thanks for the extra time with the new calf!♥
Agreed!! That Mom is so patient ! ❤️
Anyone that watches these videos and can’t stop, is a human filled with compassion for a magnificent animal. Makes you want to have a cow!
What an adorable newborn calf!
This sweet 'ol girl. I always feel relieved when I see them walk away without limping.
I always love your narration Nate , the calf was really cute too♥♥♥
New life is such a precious messenger, reminding us of the heartwarming cycle of life given graciously by our Creator! Thanks Nate, I love when you show us the unusual problems that can arise on these girls. You rock Sir!!!!
A baby cow!!! :-)
I am convinced Nate has X-Ray vision - it's uncanny how he can spot and diagnose problems so quickly.
A wonderful video as always. Shoutout to everyone who can hear Africa by Toto in the background
You're very educational great job. 👍🏼
Nate as always i love watching and get excited when i get a notification of new posting.
Just found these and love them. Makes me miss milking cows and being around them
Of course we made a good guess! Under your tutelage, we’re always learning!
Always satisfying to know the girls are walking away with so much less discomfort!
🙏🙃
Another amazing video!!
I am here yet again at 10:30pm watching my favorite TH-cam channel!
I noticed you had Toto, Africa on in the background. They just played in the Twin Cities last night.
So gentle and kind to the cows
So cute ☺️ seeing the baby calf and the cow feel better after you fixed her hoof
Another fascinating case Nate. Thanks
Great video Nate. Greetings from Australia. Gorgeous calf.
Enjoyed the radio playing in the background, heard a few old classics
That walk says it all; instant relief 😁
Thank you. Calf is precious.
Look at that sweet little baby!!! ❤️
I absolutely respect the fuck out of you and everything you do. This job seems rewarding. Have you had your days when you wanna toss everything and say I'm sick of this? We enjoy your content very much.
I wanna own cows eventually and this is super helpful!!!
Hi you are the best bro keep up 🐄
That baby is cuteness overload.
Love your videos!!! The best one I’ve seen on TH-cam!
Great video! Love seeing the baby cow🥰
Ohh that baby! My dad always says that they walk "tippy tippy" when they are that young. They just can't figure out that their knees will bend. Once they figure that out......you can't catch them!
Aww, what sweet baby cow.
Great to know you're from Wisc. We love our cows n need to know they are well taken care off. Thanks for your hard work n dedication
Great video Nate.
Less than a minute in "Have you seen it yet?"... No, no Nate I haven't!
😂me neither…
I love it when he gives us a "Chance" to find it. I really do try!
Love the calf. He isn't too sure about the camera it looks like. Great video Nate!!
Now Nate I've got to ask you, how many bottles of Chlorhexidine do you go through typically on a visit to a farm after a full day's work? That's always been something I'm curious on since you're very generous with how much you use in each video.
Not much really. I only have to use it a couple times a day.
Thanks! Always a pleasure to see you're not afraid to use as much as possible to get those ladies back on the road to recovery the right way. Keep up the great work.
Terrific job as always!!! Loved it!!! Please make more!!!!
Me gusta mucho tus videos sigue así
What a sweet little calf.
I always learn something new by watching these…
I'm actually curious. What got you into good trimming? I've watched your videos for a few months now but never knew what got you into it
the baby calf are just sooo nice to see
shout-out to whoever was playing "Africa" by Toto at 4:47 lol
Nate is a front line worker keeping our dairy production flowing !
yes see you on the next one,good job man😍x
I heard it Africa. love that song. Great video
Yes I spotted it. In the thumbnail when you pointed it out.
Mr Nate, this was different than most other white line defects. 💭 Why not trim her dew claws❓
This was me... Nate "have you spotted it yet" Me... "NO,NO. WAIT I NEED MORE TIMEEEE" As always buddy, thanks for another Great One ❤
Hi Nate 👋
A super interesting one, Nate.
I love the baby cow with mama
Love this one!!!! ❤️❤️
ohhhhh the little angel!!!
Keep them coming!
Great work!
The baby cow is cute as hell..
Thanks for the video Nate, you are great. Just a dumb question. Do you also know how to trim other animals? Like horses, ...
Just cows
These videos help me sleep at night :)
❤❤❤❤ loving the baby calf ❤❤❤❤
Sweet baby!
I would love to see a follow up on this cow to see how the healing process looks
I like. Watching them things. Dug. Out. Scrapped. Out. !?? Shaved. ! Such. Control. !!!!! Great. Job.
Can't have enough calf videos!!
Love the baby, miss the farm life
How cute 🥰
Cow walks like champ 👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Baby 🐄: I know its here somewhere. 😆
When working with lesions like this where you're working right next to the corium, it it better to use an extremely sharp knife, or one that's not as sharp?
CUTENESS. !!!!
Hello Nate, do you trim bulls hooves as well or just cows? If don't, why?
Listening to the song in the background - Was that Toto, Africa?
Sweet new baby calf, perfect.
Hello there Nate
How you doing nate?good video.greeting from malaysia
How often do you have to trim the dew claws if ever? And if so why do they need trimming?