Hoof Rot Calf and Abscess Check-Up!
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- This video covers identifying hoof rot and treatment, plus a check in with the abscess cow
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Good follow up on both. Field medicine is not hospital medicine. Things just take longer to resolve and usually require more follow up. They both look good. I hope the viewers appreciate your step by step videos.
You're a good cattleman, Tyler! I like how you take care of your herd whatever the reason may be. Thanks for being observant whenever one of them is having problems🤜🤛
Gave to watched the hoof guy from scotland who trims and treats cows hooves and infections.
Quite the guy.
You're a great care giver!
The Hoof GP.
Yes, isn't he something !
I was thinking the same thing when I watched this.
@@stephaniewilson3955 Tyler is the perfect candidate for Graeme's program!
I appreciate seeing how these cows progress with their treatments. Thanks!
The Calf was walking better after her treatment! The Cow looks better!
What a wonderful man, so kind and caring with your cows. I've been around cattle owners before and all I've seen is cruelty and brutality. People need to learn from you. It stands to reason if the cattle are not afraid then they are less likely to panic and turn and run over you or bounce a gates off of you. This old woman commends you, love love your videos. Thank you, God bless!!
Of all of the videos on youtube, i find myself here watching yours. No clickbait just quality educational videos i can use every now and then.... Thanks. Subscribed.
Thanks for bringing us along today FTR.
Hi to Farmer Tyler Ranch and all others too. Great work and thanks for sharing another great video. Have a bless day
She is looking 100% and its a matter of time to dry and heal. great doctoring on both of them.
Goodmorning! Glad to see abcess cow is improving. :) That heifer was walking better already when she came out of the chute. Great job Farmer Tyler!
Never actually noticed hoof care until I started watching videos on cows. Coming up one only concerned themselves with a food when there was an obvious concern. I see now it really should be a part of a routine wellness such as worming. Interesting.
Why did you give shots for the abcess
Poor babies. You are a good farmer
I didn't have even a head gate. We had to rope to a stout post. Then rope her bad leg, stretch it out, then treat her with good ole Koppertox. Always worked pretty quick. With animals, there's always injuries. Now that I'm older, I'm the one always with injuries!! Lol!!!
Good videos, always enjoy. Noticing your sun tan this year.
Good videos
The reason they put medications in certain containers could be for a few reasons:
1. Cost of glass vs plastic
2. Availability of glass or plastic
3. Some medications aren’t compatible with glass or plastic
4. The reason to put air into the bottle just makes drawing up easier if the medication is thick. What goes in must come out.
Great video!!!
Just an add on…the color or tint of glass or plastic….some medications deteriorate faster when exposed to light
Also glass is recyclable and plastic is often one use only
I'm from Madera,CA.
It is so good to see a farm, from the Valley.
Thanks for sharing.
God Bless you.
What a beautiful calf. She's a cheeky chop I just love it
Nice doctoring and great video.
I use "screw worm" spray to keep flies and yellow jackets (bad problem here, will EAT at any open wound). The local vets use it on wounds here.
Thanks for your great work.
What causes hoof rot? Great video. Thanks.
Healing is always good, good work Tyler.
Great job taking care of your animals
I love your show keep up the good work thanks for sharing
Haven’t even seen the other stuff on your channel yet but I’m subscribed! Very informative, concise and useful! Thank you 🙏🏼
I like your honesty. You are not sure so you are following received wisdom but keeping a careful watch. Putting the cover on when it was a gaping wound was probably sound but maybe now that is not necessary.
Sorry, if you’ve already looked off camera, but I’m surprised you didn’t lift the calf’s hoof to thoroughly examine its hoof. Just to ensure there wasn’t any issues beyond the hoof rot.
Thought the cow’s abscess was healing really well. With a little time, it looks like it will heal over nicely. Appreciate the update Tyler!
On the dairy for the cows they are forced 2x a week to walk thru a Cooper foot bath,really helps a lot
Good morning FTR this video is a follow-up nice to see that. Will you show one on the hoof? Question: why don't you wear gloves when fixing wounds? 🤔
Have you ever watched the vet in Australia? He never wears gloves but cleans his hands before and after working on an animal. Unless he is doing a necropsy. I think his channel is Enok.
You need to watch the Hoof GP he is a fabulous hoof trimmer if not good be of the best I’ve ever seen on TH-cam he’s from Scotland or Ireland one of the two.
Good info about cattle and how to treat them…. Would like to see more of the rot and the abscess looked like while you are talking.
Oh poor baby! Yup that was a very good picture!
I really appreciate your explanations. Thank you. Very educational
Like to see the animals and their lucky to have an owner who cares.
Thank you for being such a nice caring farmer. God bless.
Needs to be in a dark glass bottle to 1 he’ll ensure it stays cool and to keep it dark. Great job on the hoof
Hello Tyler your doing great excellent care. When we had cows I never saw this. I dont think flies will hurt the condition of that abscess they will eat the dead stuff. Have a great day
How about Wonderdust? The activated charcoal will help keep any odor down, allow it to drain and provide a little protection. Might last a bit longer than the clay.
Loved using Kopertox on my sows when they needed hoof care! Works great! (Used it on my finger nails too LOL)
The reason you DON'T want to insert air into the glass bottle is that you are introducing contaminants to the contents! Its okay if your going to use the entire contents within 12 - 24 hours but any longer and it is not a good idea. My vet said that even though its a pain in the butt to draw out the contents, its better to deal with that struggle then the problems that may be introduced to the future animals receiving that medication!
My endocrinologist and pharmacist have both instructed me to put air in my medication bottle before drawing it with my syringe, and it's a medication that can be used for over a month. So I really don't understand why the vet would've said that. Do you guys use sterile equipment to draw the medicine from the bottle? Do you disinfect the top of the bottle before plunging the syringe? Maybe it has to do with the fact that my medication is in oil rather than water or another medium? Or maybe it's because my meds are injected subcutaneously rather than intramuscular such as they often seem to be in cattle? I'm confused by the advice you received.
Thanks for the update. As for the foot rot, I'd never heard of that before (before I'm a city girl). I've recently been watching hoof doctors for both cows & horses, respectively (although they're not called that for horses, but ferriers, etc). It's fascinating the issues with them. I didn't know that cows needed their hooves trimmed. Anyway, I'll google foot rot. It looks painful. I have had multiple painful foot conditions, so I was empathising with her limping so badly. It's horrible having to walk when weight-bearing on the sore foot, etc is so inflamed. Poor thing.
Great job on the abcess.
What we used to do with them when they had a big abscess like that of course was drain it just like you did, and then we would pack it full of furacin gauze. That way you could remove the gauze every few days and pack new gauze in it. The Furacin will kill the bacteria and let it heal from the inside out and we didn't have to worry about it closing up and getting another abscess.
Try a product called Swat (also found in the horse section) for keeping flies off! Works like a charm but you may have to do repeat applications.
I love the way you analyze things
Great job Farmer Dude!!!
Thank you for the update on the cow. Thank you for sharing.
Great to see you care for and love each animal individually as the need arises. My grandparents were the same with their farm up in Orland, CA. Grandpa got broken ribs and a torn up set of glasses trying to treat pink eye in an angus heifer🫣
My favorite farm. 🐄
Great attention to your livestock. Good to see them improving.
Tyler you are so calm ,and when something break's you just fits it. I like when you are talking there is no cussing. Thank you . Your dog is so cute. She is a Sugar Plum ❤️😉. From Texas. My Dad grew up on a Farm in Victoria, Texas. He grew Cotton , and Corn. Everyone is gone now. Thank you I have learn a lot Just found your videos July 2022
You are very good with your animals. Have you always wanted to work on the Ranch??
I like the Mother Cows they were very upset. The babies don't get sprayed with the Fly medicine? I have been watching you for 6 hours ,and haven't stopped yet. Beautiful 🌹❤️ wife ,and baby girl Little Dolly.
Thanks for sharing farmer tyler ranch how many had of cattle do you have they look really nice and good looking
man i love cows.... i would do anything to work on a farm with cattle.... happy cows make me happy
i watch the HOOF GP so i have seen this hoof issue takes time hope she is feeling better and the abscess is doing ok too hugsssss
The cow abscess looked better!
Hey Tyler.
Love your channel!
Not trying to be an ass hat know it all here. Only trying to be helpful. But coming from a nurse..... when you're taking any amount out of a vial, you always want to put as much air in as liquid you're removing. So.... if you're going to give a 10 cc injection.... you always put 10cc of air in prior.
Also....
If you'd like more really great ideas on gif treatments for cows... you should check out the "Hoof GP". He has some really geat video also!!
Thanks again for another amazing video!!
Wishing you and your family an amazing evening!!
Great job done to the calf and cow. Hope to see some trees planted for shade. Too hot for both humans and cows. 🥵
You are a good man, Tyler. Would that all ranchers, farmers and pet owners were as considerate as you are with the animals under their care.
God bless you farmer Tyler, your a good animal husbandsman and I am sure your animals are well cared for and well maintained. God bless you and all those you love.
Farmer Tyler 🐂
Hosing down the cow on a hot day was kind of you the cow will remember that and remember the experience as a cool down with the water hose . I think the cow liked the water hose 🐂💦👍
As a kid I remember visiting my dad on the weekend in a little town called piru in CA. It was about a one hour drive from where I lived with my mom. My dad took me to lake piru where he knew a person who was going to do some hunting for deer. I went along with them and seeing how it was done I also seen how tick infestation in the animal's ear canal was shocking. I wonder how you keep the cows ear canals clean from flea and tick infestation? 🐂🦌
Joey ⚓
You should check out some of the hoof trimmer channels, I love Nate the Hoof Guy. 👍😎
Oh the memories of Koppertox smell on you fingers - lasts for days
Would the maggots eat the dead tissue? It would help clean the wound. We use this to treat human wounds. Kind of gross but effective debridement.
I thought the same thing, my understanding is the maggots only eat dead or infected tissue. The U.S. Army was using this for amputees at the start of the 2nd gulf war with really good outcomes.
Green fly larva.
If you give them a treat when they are in the crush it will make it easier to get them in there next time. Just a little bit of sweet feed in a bucket or some fruit works well.
Hi, have a question. How wide is your alleyway leading into your chute from your tub? We are building one and I noticed your cattle do not try to turn around and generally keep moving forward to the chute. Thank you. Great video and update. 👍😃
Another awesome day at the ranch !! You much be an amazing husband and father , you take such awesome care of your animals ! How are the pigs ?
Oh yes, she is doing much better......😊
I like how you are gentle with your beef. Some ranchers only seem to see them as a number and not living beings. You instill a certain amount of trust in them as skittish as they are. 👍
Do you have a coral or room for a coral in the barn where you can better control their environment toward more rapid or complete healing without the extra contaminants and attention of the other cattle?
Coppertox is great and oil based so it soaks in good. Sometimes mild bleach water to scrub helps see what's going on like no rocks or nails stuck in there!
Good care thank you
Nice to see somebody who cares if their cow is in full sun with no shade, I hate to see animals standing in little pens with absolutely no shade
Well done cowboy , Thankyou for the entertainment.
That feeder looks so good
Good ranching.
Thanks for the update. What is hoof rot?
I wonder if washing their feet weekly with oregano oil mixed with a carrier oil, maybe even vaseline, would help Tyler? It’s a powerful powerful antibiotic, anti fungal, anti everything really.
It’s a hot oil so can’t be used on skin straight or open wounds straight, but diluted down it can be. Phenomenal stuff, be interested to know if it works on cow hooves like it does human fungal nails.
She was a good girl.
hello Mrs FTR hope all is well with you and the kiddos hugsssss
It just scares me to death how close you have to be to that eye-poker of a handle on the chute. One wrong turn and it looks, from my angle at least, that you could lose an eye or cut a furrow in your head. Farmers are tough!
I really enjoy watching love it
y ou are a jack of all trades! nice work!
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
Just wonder how the abscee started? Sorry silly question take care!!
Some injury, probably. Maybe a thorn. Cows get hurt and sometimes it gets infected.
You should follow The Hoof GP.
They both look pretty good considering how bad it looked to begin with.
FTR: the common bacteria Fusobacterium necrophorum is the most likely cause of foot rot in this heifer. In cattle ranching, what are the usual precautionary steps to prevent the spread to other cows? My uncle’s dairy practice was to isolate the affected cow and discard her milk while she was on antibiotics. Do you have something similar in your herd management plan? Respectfully, W.S.
You have healing hands wound looking better already
Spray Abscesses once you open them up and drain them and rinse them out spray them with blue coat
Thanks for the update I was going to ask on the next video
Thank you for your videos. I learn so much from you. What is your advice on choosing the proper needle gauge for medicines? Also, the length of the needle for sub Q and intramuscular injections? That information (which would be very helpful) is not listed on the bottle or carton of the medicines I have.
Vaseline, thick coat
👍
Do you ever have a hoof trimmer come to your farm and trim your cattle hooves?
Good question.
I was wondering the same thing
You can tell those of us who are part of a trimmer herd like Graeme, TEC, or Midwestern Hooftrimmer! Lol
we used screw worm and catron on a donkey we had castrated 6 weeks ago for fly control with some antibiotics
Good 👍 job man
I was just going to say put blue kote on it , then you put wound kote so it's all good . I think that will help with the flys
What about using some mesh or the screen material used on window screens ? You could rig something up. Def keep the flies away
I’m new. Who invented the circular gate system going into shoot? New from Alabama 💕🇺🇸
Well the little calf was a good patient. The cow I don't know I was thinking maybe if you put cheesecloth on it that way it would air out but also keep the flies out but you know what you're doing so. 😎🌻🐝
Oh your the best I havnt ever had foot rot and now know what to look for. The spread !!!
Is it caused by lots of moisture?
Thank u again from KS
Not really caused by moisture but moisture makes them more susceptible if that makes sense?
The camera was great
Thank You Sir…
Heyyyy tomorrow is my BD-I will be 67yrs Young the lord’s Willing., Tyler is there a reason why you do not hire you some help., Tyler I do Enjoy so much. Tell your Wife I just be Joking, but I Fallen in love again, I could watch all day 7-14-2022😊😊👍🏽
He quit working this year. He's able to do more around his ranch now. Like the new hay feeder.
Haha! Love it!! Happy early birthday!!! ☺️ 🎂
can you use epoxy copper horse products on them? Like how they put like a case over the hoof with copper infused epoxy on horses
I’m not sure on that one. Probably