What happens if she has PROBLEMS ON BOTH TOES???
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2021
- Today’s video we treat a dairy cow that has ulcers on both toes of a hind foot.
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I love how this girl just unleashed every bodily function on him during this process
I'm sure it hurt like hell
@@DJRenee nate says 99 times what its dont hurt
She's the owner of a deadly weapon, and she's not afraid to use it. 👍 😂😂
With healthy hooves, no, but I can't imagine something like this doesn't hurt at least a little. Like, yeah, clipping your nails doesn't hurt normally, but if you had a massive abcess under your nail, it would be a whole different story. That said, it needs taken care of, and sometimes you just gotta suck it up for a little bit for the sake of making it better. I'm sure her hoof felt way better afterwards.
And the fact he never addressed it😂 just accepted it😭😂
How do we treat a cow with a problem on both toes? We give her a delicate and sensitive pedicure, new socks, and then provide her with a luxury bedroom with a premium comfort mattress, room service, and all her meals in bed until she's ready for a second pedicure in a few weeks time.
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Not true but hillariuos but Could i be that cow?
And she deserves it!
FINALLY SOMEONE HAS IT!
Lololol...Hey I like the way you think!
I really love the fact that u use "she" instead of "it" when you speak of cows. I'm not sure, but I remember that you use "it" when you speak of animals in english. And on other cases if u use "he" or "she" that means that you really care of animal. That's heartwarming.
especially nice to see when it pees right by your hands 2:20 lmao
@@X3nophiliac nahh that was just a nice waterfall sound effect added 😂
@@X3nophiliac When SHE pees right by your hands lol
His care for the animals and the fact that they might all be females because he's at a dairy farm. I do enjoy how he doesn't hurt the cows during the clipping.
@@marcogarrett3692 cows are all female.. male cattle are bulls!!:)
I can imagine the amount of times a cow youre trimming decides to do her business and all you can think is "Dammit now I need to pee...." 😂
I was just thinking that, lol
I think its becuz she is in pain .
They 'Relieve' themselves like that as a way to communicate annoyance, a way to protest, something of the like. She's not happy being in the Chute, but I bet she was happy she was in there.
@@amateurishauthor2202 honestly I lived on a dairy farm. they always release themselves like that. not just when annoyed xD
@@saberruntv Knew someone who owned a few cows, if you annoyed them they would just... release, I don't live with cows so I'll take your word for it
Didn’t even flinch when she did her business. You truly are the best around!
Love your videos and can’t wait to see an update for this lovely lady!
He can see the anus and genitalia perking up in advance so I doubt it surprises him.
I think she just wanted to warm up his hands 😂
She looked him in the eye and did it. Asserting dominance
@@ironstar183 the smell for me would, but it must’ve been freezing that the smell froze itself.
@@audreynothepburn7663 people who work in that environment get used to it.
I love your voice overs. The amount is absolutely perfect. You explain what you're doing, there's no royalty-free music blaring but there's also silence. And I love your occasional humour ("I got SCOLDED by the locals"). Looking forward to your next video.
Why did the locals should you?
@@karenbayer8286 gobble gobble gobble 🦃🦃🦃
You said it right, its the perfect amount of commentary.
Yess i love that too no music just the sounds and his voice
yes!! he's my favorite hoof guy for that. I don't even bother watching the other ones anymore lol. so calming.
To quote Malcolm for JP, “When ya gotta go, ya gotta go.”
When your in so much pain, you can't "go". Poor thing
Nate: It's -17....
Me: oh my God!
Nate: ....Farenheit.
Me: OH MY GOD!!!
It's absolutely freezing, I've been to Michigan before...never again
it’s cold but you get used to it after a while. it’s always gonna be unpleasant but it feels less cold
@@stemarabellathecat send help I live in michigan and winter is on her way 🥲
@@farewellfriends8673 I live in Minnesota. My suggestion are layers, get leggings or other thermals, hot hands are a life saver and they have them for feet too.
I live in northern Alberta (Canada) and occasionally during the winter it gets to -40 or lower (which is the same temp in Celsius and Fahrenheit) and my best advice is many, MANY layers. I'm talking multiple pairs of socks, fuzzy leggings under pants, thick hats that will cover your ears, gloves under mittens, and a coat over a hoodie over sweater over a longsleeve. I also have a few fleece-lined masks that are great for protecting cheeks and noses. Warm drinks are your best friend, make sure all of your stick-out-bits (ears, fingers, toes, probably noses too) are covered, and if you go inside somewhere that's warm (car, home...) your feet will warm up much faster if you take off your boots and socks. Also, if your fingers get too cold, your armpits are great sources of heat so don't be afraid to give yourself an anti-frostbite hug. Good luck!
I didn't think about the fact that you added the voice over later. But now that you say it, the sound quality is much better that way. It also allows you to concentrate on your work at the time rather than having to think about what you are going to say. Most hoof trimmers I see on TH-cam don't do it that way, but it seems like a pretty good way to handle it to me. I have seen hoof trimmers use partial blocks on both claws in cases like these which concentrate the weight on the parts of the claw that aren't compromised to get the lesion site off the ground. But I think you are accomplishing something similar by the way you trimmed the claws.
2:17 This guy is a total pro. I woulda been like “hol up, I’m finna back up a bit while she finish”
1:44 my girl decided to take a fat dump while he doing a pedicure
she probably felt amazing after the whole thing ended
Go to 6:32, that’s much worse
@@justasbrb6357 pewwww i mean was she just holding that in all night or what smh
Idk why I am so fascinated with cows pooping lmao
@@Viaprika 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I used to hooftrim with my dad when I was around 10 - it is a difficult job but totally necessary, these videos are taking me back to those days.
Same here. Grew up watching my grandpa trim. I hadnt thought about it in years. So these videos really bring me back.
Those must be very pleasant memories for you guys, even though as a child, you may rather have been doing something else 🙂
I read this as "i used to hooftrim my dad" and I thought you were talking about clipping your dad's toenails
@@lonelycoffee8374 one day I might have to.
How much different was it like back then compared to this video? What were some of the techniques?
Thank you for doing voiceover exactly the way you do.
There's another hoof trimming TH-camr whose videos I can't stand to watch, because he finds it necessary to make 20-minute vids which are 20% his family and his inner thoughts, 30% his face, and only 50% hoof trimming. And the trimming is covered up by some of the worst license-free music available.
So again, thank you so much Nate. Don't change a single thing.
Love the voiceovers. Very professional. Congrats on all the success.
I do too, no showmanship good just matter of fact skill and information.
From your international audience, thank you for clarifying the units of temperature you were referring to.
That looked so painful when you were trimming. I'm sure she was so much more comfortable after it was all finished. Our weather up here in Winnipeg has warmed up a bit. I'm glad we are getting close to spring.
It's like cutting a toenail. It doesn't hurt them unless you get into the soft tissue deeper in
So it doesn't hurt when you trim the "nail", however, is the lesion painful for the cow?
Since you said "was more comfotable after it was finished", I think you were not talking about the pain of trimming the hoof, but about how the pain of that unhealthy thing going on in the hoof, right? Asking because some people don't understand, and it would be good to clarify.
I'm not really sure about how and what the cow was feeling, though yes it looked painful. I can only imagine this discomfort in her hoof when she stepped on it before he trimmed it. Really interesting
@@amberm5998 like they said it’s like our nails and when talking about pressure the best analogy I can think of is I believe it’s like if your nails one day started to become flat because you over use them when carrying heavy objects. Edit:I’m not an expert, just someone on the internet that has nails.
Ah, Winterpeg. Lol 😆 *waves from the Yukon*
Nate your voice belongs on radio!
Yör vöice is Ähmprözzjä - .-
Don’t say that! We wouldn’t get to listen to him on the radio! 😭
I love cows. They're curious about loads, but they're also very chill about stuff. I'd love to hang out with some cows tbh, they're on my level of life.
They can be chill, but Feisty in a herd lol
felt this very much
@@lrose1046 they can also be very curious in a herd and familial, i love nice herds lol
Ya know what's funny is that I found agriculture to be a boring class back in highschool, now I watch videos like this put of morbid curiosity lol
Absolutely breaks my heart whenever I see the cow twitch. Because it must be enough that they’d kick if they weren’t restrained.
Good to see that you minimize pain and discomfort, Nate.
Just imagine in the old days when they didn't have this kind of equipment
Your job is more important than a Wall Street guy...! Really a saviour for animals that give us so much everyday. Thanks
Your very professional presentation is appreciated by me not to have a comedy act and blasting music makes the job you do being shown to us the viewer and listeners the best way possible thanks Nate
You should show your hoof knife sharpening technique. Always look forward to professional tips.
it's an unnecessary step, but the guy at my friend's barn brushes the crap off the hooves of the animals he works on with a shower cleaning brush, just so his tools don't get gunked up. always think of that when I watch other people work. you are a true professional and expert, and I always enjoy your videos!
Very interesting. I had asked a few months ago what happens when you have to deal with issues on both sides and this was a great example. Thanks for this video Nate and stay warm!
I just have to say I really like how you take your time with these injuries. I see people who cut into the lesions and infections like nothing and I can’t help but cringe watching those, but I hardly flinch watching your videos. 200/10 good sir.
I'm really glad that you do keep the ambient noise though. When I first started watching I was thinking it looked insanely painful, besides the lesions and ulcers. Now I know it's essentially nail you're cutting and they feel no pain. Only that sweet look of relief as they realize their foot feels better
Can't wait to see a 3 week update on this cow.
I appreciate the voiceovers vs narration while working. The sound is clearer, and then you can focus on your work. I appreciate that you do not use music in your video. And I am warmed by your compassion for the cows. Thank you for your videos!
I prefer a voice over for the quality and so you can concentrate on your work while doing it, thanks for helping these sweet cows !
Thanks for helping keep the Wisconsin girls tootsies in good shape. Nothing like Wisconsin milk and cheese. I miss it fiercely now that I'm in Texas. I like that you do voice over instead of trying to talk over the barn noise. Barns can be annoyingly loud!
Listening to your calming voice and watching what you're doing I never realized there was background noise till you mentioned it.
One of my great grandparents had a dairy farm in Delavan, Wisconsin. I never thought about whether cows get infected feet. Thank you for the interesting videos.
Hello 👋 Judy. How are you doing? Hope you're fine. I am Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem to a real country girl
The fog from the cows breathing was so cool.
I’d really like to see an update on this girl. Please.
I've been watching another channel that does what you do and after seeing how gentle you are I'm appalled at this other guy. He's really brutal with his trims and literally every cow ends up with super bloody feet when he's done. You're awesome!
I agree. I watched this channel first just today and saw Nat was always gentle doing trims and put the disinfect white powder right away. Then a suggested channel came up so I watched, that was not only brutal but applied “mud” on top of all the bloody cuts ended up in affection weeks later, he then used the powder in the fix up, so I knew I would not watch that channel again.
@@watchwhatlike what channel was that? Do you remember?
Wow? What’s the name of the channel?
@@mickey8951 the channel was called “the hoof GP” I cannot find the “mud” video but the brutal one I watched was titled as “THE WORST COWS FOOT ON THE HOOF GP .... AND I FAILED.”
@@watchwhatlike the hoof gp uses a different technique. nate has approved of him multiple times in comment sections. the weather, breed and soil are all different in his area
Dude these videos are so interesting, seen cows my whole life but i aint never thought about the maintenance of cow feet
We Love your voiceover’s!
Yessss SO relaxing
I really appreciate your voice over commentary in the videos!!! It is so much less chaotic and even soothing to view. I also feel like we get a more clear explanation of the procedure and/do treatment!! Don't change a thing!!! Hopefully your temperatures have warmed since you recorded this video!! Spring is on the way!!! Stay safe! Best wishes from Kentucky!!!
Incredible job, lovely to watch you work with such care and kindness. Hope she heals well. Thank you for sharing your love of the animals you care for. Xx
I just love seeing the bond you have with your precious moomoos 🐮💚🙏🏽 poor baby had it on both toes I hope it healed fast just love all your vids seriously 🤗🐮💚
You do a really good job with these videos. I find it relaxing to see the cow's hooves saved.
There is so much to appreciate in all your videos - I like how you consistently share with us the weather conditions, farm conditions, ambient sound and activity of farmers, farm team workers, and other animals, as well as what is happening with each cow you treat - it is all such valuable information. One thing I really appreciated in this video is that you did not make fun of the cow (or even comment) when she did her business. The respect you have for the cows and for your work makes me keep coming back to watch, listen, observe, and learn (not only about your work, but also about how to be a kind person). Thank you.❤️
Hello 👋 Leona. How are you doing? Hope you're fine. I am Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem to a real country girl
Grew up on a dairy farm and loved watching the hoof trimmer. But never really understood what he was doing. I’ve learnt so much from this channel and now I just want to transport back in time and watch that hoof trimmer again.
I love how you use the other hand to stabilize, compared to other channels I saw, using rough jerking motions
Never seen anyone of Hoof guys show a problem like this befor on vidios,keep us updated on her poor girl as that looked realy badly painful
W cow the concept of it just pooing good while he’s right there is just legendary to me 😂
TH-cam thought I would like this, well that was a couple videos ago actually. I truly love listening to you and seeing your care for these sweet babies. I have subscribed to your channel. I am sympathetic to the babies aka cows pain and thank you for taking care of them so well.
I wonder if he picks up on any Spanish lol The two guys are talking about the hoofs, one mentions that this cow has 2 injuries in 1 hoof
Kinda hard to hear them though
Hello 👋 Bender. How are you doing? Hope you're fine. I am Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem to a real country girl
Poor girl. Thanks for taking care of her !!!
I've always had this question and you're the first to make a video answering it! Thank you!
Accidentally found this video now I’m hooked and I can’t believe a million subscribers just shows anything that is good and helps animals gets the watchers keep em coming
We had almost 2 weeks of highs of -5 here in SD.
Ya either gotta laugh or whine, I did both🥴
That cow is having a way worse winter then us! Hope she heals up in time for spring.
where i live our weather gets to -40 its freezing
Lol I love when he shows the animals at the end 🥰
Well done Nate! I have wondered if that ever happens so thanks for showing how you handle it. Hopefully it's rare that both toes have a problem. Hope you have a good week.
That's so cool to watch! Thanks for taking such good care of those ladies. They look adorable!
Watching again a month later and I realize how much I’ve learned Holy Cow! 😂
Seriously though - I enjoy your voice overs. It’s quiet. It doesn’t sound as though you’re yelling over noise - much more effective IMHO
Thank you 🙏
Hello 👋 Lydia. How are you doing? Hope you're fine. I am Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado. Where are you from? You seem to a real country girl
I’ve learned so much about cows since watching your channel. Thanks for the education.
Cow hospital! Love it! They all look so peaceful laying there. :)
I don't know how you ended up in my YT feed, but this is so fascinating! Its great to see how you're able to make these ladies feel better. Now I'm hooked on the Hoof!
mysteriousnotsoserious. Yes! I too am completely “hooked on the Hoof!” 😃👍🏻
Very nice treatment of this cow's feet. And a lovely recovery room.
They dont talk about this kind stuff at peta. do they ? They make every diary farmer seem like they are evil baby stealing monsters. In reality (at least the dairy farm my grandparents owned) they love their animals and never want to see them suffer. They spend their lives devoted to giving cows and humans the best of both worlds.
We were a small farm but we loved our animals. Its takes blood sweat and tears to run a business and family like that. My grandfather had his jaw broken 3 different times and places - he never reacted in anger towards the cows and donkeys that kicked him. He would laugh it off and took responsibility for it.
These videos really take me back. Your gentle and calm demeanor reminds me of him. So glad I came across these channel. I thank you for taking excellent care of them. But i think you missed your calling to be a surgeon.
Keep up the awesome work! Much love from Louisiana.
I'm glad all these cows have you helping them, you're as gental as possible and I'm sure there's many more people doing a faster/less caring job out there. Thanks for the education on cow hooves! :)
Awesome job so glad you did this on what to do if both sides are bad. Glad she will be able to rest till hoof is healed. Job well done. God Bless
I ain't gonna lie, I've been hooked on these videos 💯 i even caught myself flinching when the pieces of hoof flew off 😂😂
I can definitely appreciate the voiceover… Thank you for that 🙏🏼
I see a lot of Hoof Trimmers using those little spay bottles to clean the hoof. I think you need one of those little bottles like painters use to clean car panels before they paint them, the ones that have a little hand pump and sprays an adjustable stream out. Then you could clean the lesions site without having to squeeze the spray bottle over and over. Just a thought. Hope everyone's having a good day👋👋😎
i think hairstylists use those as well, and they seem so cool
I am really glad that you're helping those cows it makes me so sad that they got to go through so much pain I don't understand why they wait so long
I like your voiceover. You have a soothing voice and only explain the essential. You do a great job with your videos.
Thank you for this video. After watching videos from you and from the Hoof GP, I had wondered what you do when both claws have issues and so a block is not the answer.
I love your channel because you’re ABOUT THE HOOF TRIMMING
Some artists create masterpieces using paint and canvas. Nate uses a grinder, cutting tools, and hooves. Awesome!
And you answered my question re both claws infected!.
Your affection for the girls is so apparent.
Lucky ladies to have you as their podiatrist.
Enjoy all your videos.
I like the voice overs. I can hear clearly what you say. Thank you.
Good lord -13. I thought I missed cold weather lol but seeing that I’m happy I’m in FL now 😂
Beth R, that makes two of us!
@@Calla-sl8gd it’s funny because I always say how much I miss snow but I’ve turned into such a wuss in cold temps LOL
@@bethr6550 I know that's right ~~ the very idea of me and my arthritis out in that cold makes me hurt even worse than I already do!
I really appreciate the close up shots. Great channel Nate
We had single digit temperatures here in Kentucky a couple weeks ago! It was 9° for about 5 days! We Kentuckian's aren't used to weather that cold!! I've never been in weather that was below 0° without counting wind chill!
I appreciate your calming, informative voiceovers in what is really a cringe inducing scene more often than not.
I would stay in that pin all day and just pet them all day long 😍🥰🤗
Amazing work you do for these big boys and girls!! i could watch your shows whole day
Love your voice. Love how you treated her...
question: do you get more back or front feet/hooves and why would there be a preference if that's true?
Yes
Do you have any farms that have all their cows are on a bedded pack or a compost barn? If so how do their hooves compare to cows in a free stall?
I used to but he converted to free stalls. The feet are similar but you get more natural shedding in compost barns.
Poor little cow :( must be so painful. Thank you for doing what you do with such care ♡
It literally never occurred to me that cows will just use the bathroom right there...never even questioned it....lol...thanks for the vids man :D
I was thinking ... Put a kickstand on back right hoof.. But that would be silly if it folded up at the wrong time.
Training wheels!
"Nate, the Gentle Hoof Guy"
Forget the question I just asked Nate! You already had a video for me on if both are infected! You’re the best!
I don't mind the voice overs. It shows how professional you are. 100 percent paying attention. I have a question how do farmers not know they have a cow that has a foot problem. Seems they let it go till it's a real problem. They had to of seen her limping before you came to help her. I get it well she's only a cow. BS. They are living animals. Wish I could pet and hug them. Again thank you Nate
This cow saved her bathroom break for this video in a big way.
Hi Nate! Good video as always. Thanks for sharing this one; I was wondering what would happen with problems on both claws of the same hoof. Y'all stay warm up there!
I was asking this exact question a few minutes ago and the first thing I see is this, amazing
This is the question I wanted to ask for while,so happy u did video. Thank u great job.
When it gets really cold, are the barns heated at all? And do the cows in the hospital area always tend to lie down?
@@ManByTechnicality thank you for replying I was wondering about that
Also, cows have a very warm body temperature. 101 - 105 naturally. Cold doesnt bother them nearly as much as heat.
@@ManByTechnicality I knew about horses' winter coats, not about cows.
@@mrs.w5539 Same as dogs but the cold gets to them. They're also much smaller though...
Yeah, I think the voiceover after the fact is a great idea 👍🏼
These girls are so well taken care of. ❤️
This is So Amazing to Watch, Never knew Hooves had Problems. The Men that do this are Spectacular Healers of Animals, GOD BLESS YOU ALL. 🙌 🙏 😊
Can see she's sensitive and a little stressed out, seems to be easing up though as you go. She was probably feeling a lot of pressure from those lesions.
It was like they hot boxed the barn! 😂 😂 😂
Just thinking about it gives me the shivers , stay safe and warm
I was just about to ask this question on another one of your other videos! Thank you for answering it!