MULTIPLE ULCERS on this COW'S FOOT?
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- HOOF TRIMMING A COW'S FOOT WITH MULTIPLE SOLE ULCERS.
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After watching you for a while, I’m a bit of an expert on cows feet now.
Me: ouch, that looks terrible
GP: here you see a healthy foot
Me: looks fine to me, nothing to see here.
GP: you’re in for a treat. This is a huge problem.
I'm the same! After over a year of watching every single video, I still can't tell what is a problem and what is not!
I think I've barely gotten down to figuring out that's not a bruise/bleeding. Still wrong 75% of the time.
LOL! So true!
Lol yes! Especially the cracks in the sole
“You can clearly see there’s a serious white line problem.”
I cannot believe that as a 78 year-old grandmother living in Kenya I can spend so much time watching these fascinating videos. It is not just because the Hoof GP is handsome and articulate, but because his expertise and hard work brings so much healing and freeing from pain for these beautiful animals! And who knew cows feet were in two parts!?
Hello Jacqueline how’s the weather over there
I love how the first cow he trimmed shat it's self and he didn't even seem to notice xD. That's a true hoof trimmer
Tremendous respect for people like him who do this for a living. I wouldn't even make it to the driveway without vomiting
@@AngelGabriel-xm2op same. Just imagining the smell makes we wanna throw up. I can’t imagine how bad it would be in real life
It's really very different from human waste! It's not even like cleaning the litterbox or wiping dog poop off of your shoe. Smells completely different. You kinda stop noticing after a while. (I'm used to horses, not cows, and the smell is a bit different, but it's the same principle.)
@@cozy_kelpie umm horseshit smells even worse than dogshit
I was looking for this comment
Something I have noticed and really appreciate, is how at first when you start trimming with the knife, your strokes are fast and sure, but if you start to detect a problem, they become slower, more careful, more considering. You are always so cautious and caring. You take the time to ensure that everything that needs to be done is done, but you are never rushed or careless, even with the knife.
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Amen
You said that PERFECTLY! I’ve noticed that, too and I love how he says “sexy girl,” or “mister bull” lol it’s so personable
He's the best I wouldn't want anyone else working on my hooves 😆
I agree 100%!! He makes it look so easy to, and I guarantee it's not, it takes skill for him to do it as good and smooth as he does!!
Graeme, Knowing that you are out there, taking such good care of these animals makes me sleep better at night.
My 4 year old is completely addicted to your videos. Even pretends to put his stuffed animals in the crush so their feet can be worked on!
don't believe you not for even a second
@@ivalee1958 i mean a 4 yr old preferring cow trimming vide instead of baby shark and all that youtube nonsense is pretty rare but if they are telling the truth good for them
@@ivalee1958 yeah same 🤣
@@ivalee1958 why not? Kids like to mimic what they see, and can become intensely fixated on any little thing that's caught their attention
My nephew loves cows, half of the videos he watches are just cows standing in the field mooing. He's only two though, so probably a bit young for these, but I bet he'd be interested in a couple years.
The fact that people have the audacity to tell you to "sharpen your Knives" or how to do your job at all, dumbfounds me. You're 👍
I know he’s been doing this for ten years. Who am I to tell him anything about trimming. All I know about trimming is from the hoof man himself.
Don't you know that the people who barely know how to apply flea drops are always better at the job than the trained, experienced, professionals?
When do they become burgers - that is the relevant question....
@@paulfaulkner6299 Im pretty sure those are dairy cows if im not mistaken, so they don’t become burgers.
@@aciddrinker2194 what do you think happens to cows that stop producing milk?
I don't understand why these have become my favorite videos to watch 🤷🏻♀️
I love how the cows causally take a poo while you trim their hoofs all nice and pretty. Also there’s nothing that a little salicylic acid can’t fix .
That shit wasn't pretty at all😂😂
😂😂😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I watched someone else trim a cow that had an ulcer and they didn't remove the detached hoof horn. I love your videos.
Say whaaat? Wow. I love that we are educated now on how it should look. He's a great teacher.
Poor cows. Its been so interesting since joining this channel randomly surfing youtube how much i truly love this channel and community. Its so interesting seeing the stuff typical folks normally arent exposed to if they dont run farms or have these animals. Thank you for the hard work you do in keeping these lovelies feeling good.
Welcome to the hoof club brother🤙🏾
Cows aren't the most intelligent or attractive animals all things considered, but after watching this channel for a while, I find them amazing. They shrug off issues that would have a person screaming in agony, and limp when it's something a human would be ready to amputate their own foot for. Then they get one proper trim, a block, and a few weeks later have healed most of it. Cows rock!
@@yaboi6006 p
@@CrimFerret I have found that cows are very curious and they care more for their herd than some people care for others
Funny you should mention the community. I've been watching YT for a long time, and this is the first (and so far) only channel where all the comments under every video are positive and supportive. It's especially appreciated after I've watched a couple "Football Red Card" videos and all the hissing arguments that go on down in the comments. lol
Everybody loves St. Graeme of the Moo-Cow. OK, that's likely going too far, but you get the sentiment everybody seems to share here.
Honestly, you never really know you like this kind of stuff, until you watch this kind of stuff. Thanks again Graeme and Craig.
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It's so mesmerising watching the cows get fixed up. You know no matter how bad it looks at the beginning they will end up better off. God Bless Cows!
I've watched dozen of your videos now, and I still can't get over how often some small, innocuous-looking spot on the sole can be a clue that there is something serious going on underneath. Nor do I ever tire of seeing the precision with which you wield that knife. I said it before, I'll say it again. You are not a "hoof trimmer." You are an artist.
Hello Russ how’s the weather over there
Great job GP you are so gentle with the cows..
Hello Linda how’s the weather over there
From Bucks Co Pennsylvania (rainy day) thank you for taking care of these beautiful souls.
Mifflin county here. Lol
I've never seen 2 ulcers on one Foot before. That was really cool. I can't imagine being stuck standing on those hoofs, I'm so glad you could help them!
I've worked on one of no more than two dozen mobile beef slaughter units in all of the U.S. great plains (rocky mountains to Mississippi river, ish) and you've totally changed how I look at hooves while I'm breaking off shanks during slaughter. I think someday I'd like to put blade to horn rather than skin. Cheers, thanks for the inspiration! I must say, the small-scale family ranchers of Colorado have cows with excellent looking feet.
Cows reared for beef will usually have better feet than those reared for milk as they will put up more fat, which gives them a bigger cushion in that hoof, reducing the shock. They also don't live as long so they don't have as much time to develop problems.
Aaron Lavoy in Wisconsin; a fellow hoof trimmer & friend to Graeme...
I don't know if you intended for this but I actually chuckled reading the middle of your comment!
Ti auguro di cambiare lavoro ,basta volerlo!. Quindi hai ragione di non mettere più il coltello sulla povera bestia ,ma di curare le loro zampe .La cosa ti fa onore.
@@filomenaantonelli4892 ok tutto, ma certe persone devono realizzare che le mucche non vengono torturate per la carne ma anzi (come tutti gli animali che poi vengono mangiati) gli si cerca di dare una morte indolore, e poi è naturale che il predatore mangi la preda, finché le mucche non saranno in estinzione mangiarle serve a mantenere un numero sostenibile di mucche sul pianeta, e credimi che se una mucca potesse scegliere come finire preferirebbe essere ben protetta e avere cibo quotidiano finché non avrà la sua morte indolore che vivere in natura per poi venire mangiata da un predatore che non baderà a come si senta affinché muoia
Why do I like this channel so much? It's addictive. I don't own cows I haven't seen a cow in many years. but now if I do I will be wondering about their hoofs.
He’s clearly an expert. 💯 Stop hating on how he goes about it.
2:28 cow casually taking a dump 🤣
I know how these cows feel. I have a pressure ulcer on my foot that can only be fixed by surgery that i can't have while on chemo.
I'm really glad you amd others work so hard to give these guys relief.
Hello Granny how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 snow, neck deep in snow. You?
@@grannykiminalaska Oh that’s okay the weather over here is okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas
@@stevenhenry4127 fairbanks Alaska, currently in Wasilla. But I did a little traveling in the lower 48
@@stevenhenry4127 even spent a year In Joaquin TX by Shreveport LA
I absolutely love your content. Funny thing is it isn't anything anyone would think I might watch but even at 48 I love learning everything I can and this fits that bill. Keep up the great work!!
I'm a 70 -year- old, city dwelling woman, and I have been fascinated by these. He is an artist doing what he is passionate about. And it shows.
When I started watching your channel, I didn’t think it would affect me. Now, I find myself saying “oh, that poor cow!” This is not a slight on you at all, in fact I’m amazed that you do this everyday and love it! Hats off to you Graham, you are a good egg! I know you make a big difference to those cows! Love the channel!
I say the same thing so often! A couple have brought me to tears tonight 😢 I'm so glad ppl like this are around to help them get better!
When I forget he has kids, he drops a pun like the easy fix one. You can't escape your Dadness
Just as long as he doesn't "quit his day job", we'll be all the better for it lol
70 year old retired from walmart. Now i spend time being a grandma. I live in a very little old town with a lot of old merchandise. Urbana. Ohio love your beautiful views and watch you helping these animals. You have a beautiful family and always do an awesome job
Hello Glenda how’s the weather over there
Never thought I'd find cow hoof health SO engrossing and satisfying, even in my eternally inebriated state.
I mean think about it. It's so satisfying because it's the life of an animal being improved. Of course we enjoy it
You make it so easy. When I hurt my foot I carry on about pain, these poor cows can't tell anyone, hey my foot hurts, but luckily they have you to fix their problems 💜🙏🕊
You are one of the best. On and OFF TH-cam, you know what you are talking about. Greeting from The Netherlands.
As a chemical engineer who specialized in thermodynamic properties of petroleum reservoir fluids, I find your videos fascinating. As a kid, we never had a hoof trimmer come to check our cows.. all three of them 😊
😱 Poor babies! Thank you for helping these girls get better ^_^
Hello Anne how’s the weather over there
Heres me watching car videos, gaming videos etc etc... with not much interest in stuff like this but here I am.. I can't stop watching your videos!
Keep up the great work!
Happy to be part of the herd. I like seeing the trim but I also like seeing them walk in and out...the before and after.
Hello Dawn how’s the weather over there
You just can't relax or get any joy from your day if you've got sore feet. Great job Graeme at relieving these ladies pain xxx
Hello Valerie how’s the weather over there
Well after watching you for the last two years I'm now a professional easy chair hoof trimmer, and I knew you needed a block on that inner claw immediately,,, geeeezzzz, who didnt.... hahahahaha!!!
I raised hogs for 25 years, not many cattle or dairy in our north central IN area, this is all fascinating and new to this old fart retired farmer...
I'm not a farmer nor was a raised around a farm or farm animals but these videos are SO interesting! And it just makes my heart happy knowing those cows get pain relief and can start to heal. Thank you for all you do.🖤
Your trimming skills are amazing. The well being of these cows, is first rate. How is Mia, you ill dog? Hope its on the mend. Take care
Hello Cynthia how’s the weather over there
Graham Parker the “hoof gp.” Thank you for all your videos. The video of the cows in Wales all sprawled out on the floor because they were so comfortable and relaxed…….I still laugh today. My mother in law lives in Wales. Oh gosh your poor girl there.
You have such a pleasant demeanour it makes watching these videos so worth it
I've been watching your channel since you had a little near 20k subscribers. I've been proud and honored to see you heal and help cows and show the other side of the industry. You deserve to hit 1 million, keep it up! Always watching on with some orange juice and a snack, oddly enjoyable~
Same here! It’s amazing 🤩
I am having surgery in 4 days and watching your incredible work is keeping me from a panic attack! Lol
Good luck! Trust in your surgeon(s), they know what they're doing. You're in good hands. I wish you a good and quick recovery!
i am sure your Hoof Surgery will go well.
@@inflatablewolfie thank you....I'm a nurse and worked at the hospital I'm going to....just know too much...lol
@@markvanderstelt8999 LOL....LOVE IT! thanks...you made my day!
I’ve never clicked so fast!
I went over to Aaron's channel to check out another hoof trimmer. I knew all the technical terms and could identify things wrong with the horns.
I have never worked with cows, but I'm totally hooked on this channel. I'm impressed with how much I've learned in a short time.
Hello Rebecca how’s the weather over there
Love love this channel!❤️🇨🇦 Calgary Alberta. Love your brothers sculpture channel. Two terrific artists in action using two different mediums. Haha
Hello Gianna how’s the weather over there
Haven’t watched you in over a year and you still have enjoyable content
Welcome back
Welcum back
I've been watching for months now and still have no real idea what all the different issues are w their feet. It's fascinating and I love accents I love that part too. Thanks for all do for those cows. Hello from Alaska.
And the drone footage. That is some beautiful country he works in.
No matter how bad my day might be going, anytime I watch The Hoof GP (or Craigie Boy’s new channel!), I immediately begin to feel better. I’ll bet you weren’t aware that while you were making a cow feel so much better, you're doing the same thing for your fans! Thank you for all you do!! 🐄🐮
Ouch they look so painful. The relief afterwards must be immense
Poor babies. Thank you for doing this work.
These cows feet’s are soar ones however, Graehm you do such amazing work that these big beauties feel better after you’re done with them!❤️💯
I’m here for my nightly hoof trimming vid, always my go to before bed, just the right amount of information and relaxation
I love that you give us a look from all the different angles. It really helps to visualize what you are explaining.
Hello Heather how’s the weather over there
Graeme thank you for narrating us through these videos. I wish some Doctors would take a lesson.
Hello Linda how’s the weather over there
Great teaching video. You and Craig bring such life saving pain relief to so many cows and bulls. Thanks
I like how you do your job very well, but you’re also so nice and gentle when you talk or want to comfort the cows :)
Hi Graeme and Craig... It's a MOO COW Sunday !! Looked like a big job on both MOO COWS, But you got to the problems and fixed them. Easy Fix Ending !! Happy Sunday Boys.
I get the stuffed cow hoofs for an occasional treat for my dogs. I always look at the sole and say Graham Parker did not treat this hoof. Lovely video as usual x
Hello Heather how’s the weather over there
You definitely have to love the animals you work on. Thank you for being humane and caring for these poor animals !!
Hello Gwen how’s the weather over there
My dude almost one million 💪 been here since 50k
PROPS to you dear sir!!! You show your passion and care for these babies, you treat them with respect and gently!
Hello Amy how’s the weather over there
These Videos are so good 👍 Keep up the work
Love these videos. Keep up the great work GP
GP is really committed, dedicated, passionate about his job everytime I watch his video. Admirable ❤
Graeme, your a good teacher, I really enjoy your conversation and explanations. You always say it’s the cow behind you, mooing.
This video was awesome
The comparison was really interesting Graeme. I can't remember seeing 2 ulcers before on the same foot but I am sure there was. Have been enjoying The Sheep Game.
Hello Pamela how’s the weather over there
Like your videos very much. I walk many times in the fields where are cows. I now automatically look at their feet to so,if they are limping. I learned a lot from you guys. Thanks.greetings from Belgium.
Hello Annie how’s the weather over there
Great vid! No need to skip through the non-music and straight down to business, as well as a great Keech, with superb sound effect, while I'm eating my breakfast toast!! Lol!
Poor Mamas my feet hurt just seeing those ulcers but as usual Graeme to the rescue and feeling better in no time. 🙂❤🐄
Hello Shirley how’s the weather over there
Joined the herd a while back. Fascinating things cows. Scotland is beautiful. Love your drone footage.
Poor babies, thanks for helping them and taking time to teach us about your job
Thanks greame and craig for what you guys do for those wonderful cows take care and stay safe 💕🙏
That was really interesting! Don’t remember seeing you take off such a large chunk on the first swipe as on this first cow! Thought surely it was going to bleed then! But, you had to go much deeper. Nearly always see something new! Thank you!
Hello Carol how’s the weather over there
Yay new video
It seems most of us that watch you trimming these hooves are feeling positive and thankful for the many blessings in our own lives. You and Craig and Kevin are positive role models, very nice people and truly caring in your administrations to these wonderful creatures with 4 legs. Thanks from all of us...humans and cattle!
The first videos I have ever binge- watched.....it lowers my blood pressure...not kidding. God bless you! Also, I appreciate that you include your wife...
I love the way he speaks about the cows sometimes a
lot nicer than some Dr's treat human patients
Hello Kim how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 not good mate very windy lol
@@kimsangster9061 Oh I see that’s okay where are you from ? I’m from Dallas Texas nice meeting you
Another job well done! Thank you for sharing. Cheers!
Thanks Easy Fix...ooops I mean Graeme for fixing her hoof, lol 🤣😂🤣 you both did a fine job! Hello to Craig! ☺️
I missed your theme song in this vid lol! It makes me feel so content and nostalgic for some reason.
I miss all the music 🎶. He used to have a Playlist but it appears that is *missing* too. 😢
Your knife work always looks like the hooves are made of butter
Estaba pensando en lo mismo
They have soft hooves from being confined. It's normal.
It makes me think of carving soap.
Right!!?
@@melliemac5617 thats a good one
You can see the passion you have for the cows. Great care is taken in the job. the cows don't move much, and neither great job.
I have watched you for a long time and love your recordings! Just so you know I am 72 years young. I just saw a few other hoof trimmers on F.B. And they are terrible! They either don’t know how to make their viewers understand what they are doing or they don’t care. You are very informative and careful with the cows hooves, where they fast and don’t care about the well being of the cows. It appears that they do not want to help the cows they just want to trim as many as they can without documentation. It is my opinion that you are the best of the best in hoof trimming. You truly care about the farmers and the cows. THANK YOU FOR THE MOST INFORMATIVE, CARING YOU TUBES ! I can only hope you continue with this!
Thank you
Jim
(To the Hoof GP)
I have a question:
What if both the inner and outer claws of the same foot have problems? How do you trim it? Do you put blocks on or not? What do you usually do?
Thank you very much for answering this!
^i was just thinking the same thing!
He once took a rubber shoe meant for horses and cut it into a right and left half, and glued those onto the outer walls of both sides, because both halves had problems on the inner portion
idk
I was wondering how do you deal with a hoof that has ulcers on both claws or is that just something that doesn't happen I was just wondering
Justin, you can have a look at cow 812 videos.. Although I do not remember if she had ulcers in both hooves, she had problems in both... So you see Graeme's approach.
Graeme did have a cow w/both sides of the same hoof. He did manage to put a block on 1 side, but the way he did it was amazing!
I've seen one video where he used a horse shoe like block because of issues on both claws.
I can't even imagine why I would watch this channel but I'll tell you the truth why I watch your channel it's because of the beautiful music and thats the only reason
Great video Graeme, I love the way you mix the format, some are jovial and make me laugh, some show a insight to various farms you visit, etc but your videos are really interesting, as for a person like me, who has hardly ever stepped foot on a farm, I learn a lot and the content is both very educational and interesting. Keep them coming mate
Finished with another beardful of horn chips, can't blame Craigy boy for that one!
We drink 4 gallons of 2% every week
Thx for keeping them healthy
Hello Joe how’s the weather over there
It's a pleasure watching what you do.. I find it very therapeutic in a way.. keep the videos coming!!
So i usualy play games, and watch videos related to said games, but about a year ago, at 2am i stumbled upon your vids, and well, now i watch them as soon as they come out, unless i happen to have missed one :D
Im new here love you videos 👏😉
Have you ever had a cow where the damage was so severe that they had to have the claw amputated or they had to be put to sleep ?
He has shown in an old video a cow that had one claw of a foot amputated
I am hooked on this stuff. My wife thinks I'm nuts. I ain't changin'. Thanks for the content!
I always worry that the other claw will have a problem and you won’t be able to put a block there either. “easy fix because… “ and the cow heckled you, dude! So funny!💕👍🏻🐄
So first things first love the channel!! It's so wholesome and every video brightens my day exponentially. I have two questions. First, what's the history of hoof trimming? This seems like a critical piece to livestock care, so how far back does the practice go? And my second question, I saw another hoof trimmer channel that did not clot a bleeding hoof. The trimmer just bandaged it after the trim but it was bleeding through the bandage. Is that okay to do for the cow? Or would it create chances for infection?
More pls
I love how gentle you are with the cows and understand they are in pain and need your help and your so gentle with them and I love that you call them she & her and not it you know it shows you have compassion towards towards them and I love that 💕
LOVE your channel. It breaks my heart to think of these animals being in pain. That you care so much is amazing. You are a blessing!
Do you ever switch out knives during the day? Sorry if already asked. Really enjoy your videos 😉
Hello Victoria how’s the weather over there