she MUST have felt RELIEF!!!
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My 3 year old daughter runs up to me with the remote when she sees a new one of your videos and says 'Moo Moo Man! He helps them!!' ... Keep up the great work, gentlemen!!
Now that is just adorable. Kid's got a future in marketing, that's a great slogan.
Love it!! ❤️ 🐄
Sure she did
Moo moo man 🤣🤣 Adorable. I hope Hoof sees this!!
That is too cute!
Many, _many_ years ago, as a young adult, I had an abcess in my upper jaw which was resistant to normal antibiotics and which eventually burst through my hard palate. The taste was nauseating, but the relief was such bliss that the prior pain was - almost, but not quite! - worthwhile.
More than 50 years later, there is still a visible mark on my dental x-rays and a place on my hard palate which feels 'odd' when the dentist presses on it!
I wonder if the cow experienced a similar, wonderful, 'aaaah' moment when the pain from the pressure just swooshed away as the pus finally flowed freely?
I would assume what the cow was going through is almost like stepping on a water balloon in your shoe at first its uncomfy and your body takes a bit to adjust but once it pops you feel almost glad because you no longer have this thing pushing up into foot but then you feel a sting pain that gets relived over time as the rubber on the balloon had slaped your foot but with the water balloon gone it allows for your foot to move like normal again and i feel this is probs the closest i could get to give you an idea of what it might feel like without knowing for sure myself
a tooth infection and or tooth abscess is truly one of the most excruciating things ever. honestly, i’d imagine that’s exactly what it’s like for the cows. the pressure is so painful but when it’s released it feels so much better. even though it still hurts, it’s nothing like the pain before it. 🤷🏼♀️
Many years ago I had an abcess close to my eardrum. It was rather terrible. I also remember the relief when my sigter squezzed it out. It sounded like a little eksplosion when it went off.
That hole is called a cloacha, and it's literally your bone remodeling to allow the fluid to drain out. It'll be visible on your skull long after you're dead, so future researchers will be able to tell that you survived an abscess.
-a bioarcheologist
@@bwax3135 Yes, I know - but they won't, as I intend to be cremated, sorry!
Oh Graeme, this one was difficult to watch without wincing in pain for this lovely girl. Thank you for helping her.
When the notification for the video popped, I thought it said “she MUST have fell ASLEEP!” And I was like, the cow fell asleep in the crush? That’d be interesting!
Same your not alone lamo
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That manicure was so good, she didn't wanna leave.
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85 year-old lady from Tacoma, Washington…love every minute of Hoof GP!
I love 85 year olds, you can learn valuable lessons from them!! Much love, DJH- Rathdrum, ID
I am in Yakima, WA and my sister is in Fredrickson WA. We both love this channel and have learned so much.
I am Spokane, WA and I enjoy watching HGP, too! The work they do is compelling and compassionate.
As my phone puts it, "Feral Way", WA here
Seattle WA here!
There's something so compelling about these videos. Thank you for taking such good care of these dear animals.
Oh that poor baby😢 She's lucky to have you guys as her hoof doctors to care for her. Hopefully she's feeling better soon
I even felt relief when he found that. Can't even imagine how much better she must have felt after that.
It's like parmesam shavings, bless her the relief must be immense for her
Yeah and they stink as well 😂
I am around a dairy farm in Louisiana every weekend and often during the week. It hurts me to see a cow lame. We do not have hoof trimmers down here like they do in the northern part of the US. I also grew up riding cutting horses so it’s different in the horse industry as you want your horses hooves trimmed and such. It helps when we show them!
Keep up the amazing work and helping these beautiful animals!
I hope some hoof trimmers see this and think "I'm sick of winter and competition - I should move down there!"
Is there Anyone else who lives deep in the city but is pretty confident they could trim cow hooves if there was an emergency?
😂😂😂😂😂 high level confidence
Absolutely!!
Honestly, watching Graeme and his expert grinder and knife moves has rather given me confidence I couldn’t and would do more harm than good 😅…
Only if I had GP behind me telling me everything that is wrong and narrating for me as I work.
Very much so 😂
I am so glad to see this girl is getting lookedafter. The relief she would be feeling.
A really big shout to all of you to have the same empathy, towards a goal to make sure they get the relief when needed. I mean everybody, all the people who work on the farms to you guys. Enjoying binge watching as I just recently found your videos. Well done, really impressed.
I think one of my favorite parts about these videos is that I can always feel how much love and passion y'all have for your work. You see these things every day and yet a nice thin sliver of hoof horn is still something interesting. Lovely job and thank you for letting us get these glimpses into not only your work with the cows, but the time spent with cherished family as well.
Having ,myself had a large abscess burst I know exactly how much better you made that cow feel😁
I love how they limp into the crush and walk out without the pain!
That was a satisfying watch, seeing the pressure being released! Thanks Graeme.❤️🇦🇺🏴
Every time the HoofGP posts, I'm there. This post made me so happy because I knew Graeme gave relief and a healing journey to this creature. Shout put to Craigie Boy and and Kevin ❤❤❤❤
Poor thing must feel so much better! Thank you and your team for taking such good and gentle care of these beautiful animals ❤
Oh my goodness! Thank goodness for you!! I'm sure she felt immediate relief and, with your skilled hands, she'll be walking just fine in no time 😊 Love the work you do, all 3 of yinz! ❤❤❤🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🐄🐄🐄
What you do is so very important, so necessary…We city folk who see the cows as we are driving through the countryside for a Sunday drive see a bunch of cows out in the pasture just eating away..we don’t realize their hooves need up keep. Until I started watching you I had no clue they get their hooves trimmed! I know it’s hard work, but I sure appreciate you and thank you for caring for these big boys and girls!
Wow the instant relief would have been bliss for her 😍 as much as I hate that the cows are in pain I do love these kind of pops for the mess and also knowing she is sooo much better now 🥰
I've had painful abscesses burst suddenly like that. And oh man it is an incredible feeling of relief.
@@Ornithopter470 know exactly what you mean, the relief is pure bliss, just before it happens you feel like you need to cut it out (I admit I often do, the joys of having HS 😂)
Would you consider making a quick video explaining the anatomy of the hoof? You mention the different parts of the hoof as you trim, but it would be nice to understand what the parts of the hoof do and how they are supposed to function. Thanks!
Loving the music today. So meditative and calm.
I bet she was relieved, all that pressure must have hurt!
A bit random maybe but I suffer mental health and watching your channel helps me , your personality , your comitment and what I've learnt helps also and you are helping an animal we maybe take for granted everyday so I thankyou for your content fella 😊
This is a very beautiful comment.
Well, I would say that the sharpness of your knife and the skills in your hand make for a great couple. Awesome job.
It’s like Scooby Doo, limping cow, crush, grind and peel, gunk, glue block on, spray iodine and wrap, watch cow do the tango out of the shed. Why is it so addictive? 😂
Poor cow! That was rough to watch. I’m pleased you could help her!❤❤❤
"Look at thaaa", he says holding up a piece of manky toenail, like it is a piece of fine art (maybe it is)! Still cracks me up.
Thank you! I say that on behalf of the cow! I felt relief when you broke through to the problem area!
I have to admit that I saw this yesterday in your short! It’s still so impressive that you’re able to do these cows justice! Thanks for sharing your talent, Graeme! And hello Kevin! Love and blessings boys!❤
Hi Graham, love the channel, interesting that you have your own glue and you tell us about the knives, however you never tell us about the grinders that you have used and how you settled on the one you, gives a name drop. Keith Lyons retired spark living in France
This is the earliest I’ve ever gotten to a hoof gp video 🤣🤣
Same! 😂
Me too
It’s always super awesome, when your in early
Me to
I wish these animals could talk so we could hear the relief they must feel when that pressure drains out of there. What incredible work you do. ❤❤
I literally stop working when the new video alert comes from Hoof GP.
If my boss sees this, dont worry, be back in 5 - 7 mins. We got cows hoofs to tend to.
You’re amazing Mr Gp! I’ve watched you for years now and you simply get better and better! Congratulations young man! You’re a fantastic credit to your trade! ❤
Thank you, Graeme, for loving life. It is so nice to see the beauty you find in your work, even as it is dirty, and potentially unpleasant. Thank you for sharing that with us.
I never cease to be amazed at your wonder as you perform these trims and discover things...like translucent horn because your knife is so sharp.
your a wonderful human being thank you fir looking out for these poor animals keep it up❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Good Tuesday to you from the USA STATE OF OHIO 🇺🇸🇺🇸 YOUR KINDNESS AND PATIENCE TOWARDS THESE BEAUTIFUL BIG MOMMA'S 🐄🐄 IS GREATLY APPRECIATED THANK YOU AND LOOK FORWARD TO ANOTHER EDUCATIONAL VIDEO 💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🐄🐄🙏🙏💎💎💎
You must have incredibly strong hands, wrists and forearms from the years of hoof trimming.
Thank you for posting. Such a beauty you are working on and knowing she will be feeling better makes me happy.
Every time I watch you take those micro-thin shaves of hoof horn, I am reminded of shaving Parmesan cheese 🤣🤣🤣
Keep up the amazing work Graeme 💙🏴💙
Aww, the poor baby, I hope she feels such relief from this. You got this, you beautiful cow!❤ be relieved!
Poor sweetie. Thanks to Graeme, she’s well on the way to recovery!
It always amazes me the size of the foot itself. Looking from the top view down is completely different to the side view but beautiful animals they are
That had to feel so great. I wonder if she knows when she goes in that you will help her. I guess it depends on how often she sees you and how often she has trouble. Thank you for caring for these ladies.
In another video, a cow he already started to help in a previous trim, rushed to the machine. She knew she would get relief there. :)
@@grenade8572Or perhaps it was Craig giving them a scratch behind the ear while they are waiting? Love this channel and the community around it.
Im glad about 2 things in this vid: first, that there are people like you to help thses animals (cant imagine what it wuld be like in the wild); two . . . No stupid commercial interrupting the flow of the vid!
I love how you care for the cows to be healthy and strong 💪 ❤
I’m always amazed, and so glad you can help them.🐄👍
We need more like these guys, they go quick yet at the same time as gentle as they can be.
How many of you said "She's going to need a block" in the first 30 seconds? See, Graeme, not only do your videos entertain, but they educate.
*Stroke, stroke, stroke......PUS BOMB!!* Yeah, I'd say that was "pretty catastrophic."
When Kevin finishes, does he ever tell you, "That's a wrap?" I'm sorry.
If he doesn't, he should! 😂
Mine was not block. It was oh white line
i saw it and immediately said, “it looks like a white line defect to me!” and then i was like wow, i’ve seen so many of these videos i think i could adequately do this job now 😂😂
I did! 😂
Cheers for showing that sliver of horn! Demonstrates precisely HOW sharp those knives are. You can't do that with blunt knives. As an added bonus, we get to see a great job on a very sore lady.
I relate the relief felt to an expierence that I went thru when I was young. I had a boil under Mt ear that gave me a BAD headache but once lanced all was relief!!! ❤ what you do!!!
These trims are so satisfying to watch. I can only imagine bow satisfying they are to perform. Another happy customer!
I am glad i found your channel. I personally had NO idea that this kind of thing happens to cows claws/feet. I learn something every video. Thank you.
As someone who has recently had an abscess surgically removed, I can only imagine the relief she felt when it opened up
Thank you for helping the public learn about your position and animals.
You helping these cows gives me relief keep up the good work .
I would really like to see a trim like this in full real time with no cuts in editing
That had to help. Thank-you for caring.
His knife going through the hoofhorn reminds me of butter.
I just wanted to thank you for the awesome job you do. I have been a fan for years and I never thought I could love cows like I do. Tell the crew that I love them too 😊
Thanks for helping out the cow 🐄 amazing work you do
I’m just so happy for the cows, they deserve the best help and you give so much.
Thank you for taking care of these beautiful cows ❤
There is little else more noble than dedicating your life to helping the creatures of this world. What wonderful work. Like always, thabk you for sharing your adventures with us.
Lovely video as always and it's not said enough but i think we all should be thankful TH-cam doesn't have a smell-streaming service.
Poor girl You and your team do great work
As always a excellent job well done guys this may have been short but I still learn from it every time
Poor thing, she was probably wondering to herself i hope the HoofGP drops in past soon.
Ag bless her she must feel so much better! I love the background music in the video too.
Hope this sweet girl is feeling better! ✌🏻🫶🏻
Man I could watch you for hours!!!!
That even made me feel relief. 😂
From watching these vids I've learned - old blood can be brown. Also, Graham can feel the loose horn with his knife. If it's loose it needs to be removed otherwise bacteria gets lodged in.❤
Poor thing. That must have been so painful. Glad you were able to give her some relief.
What a mess it is inside!😢 Poor thing. Thank you for helping her.❤
Great work Graeme she be pain free your great helper 😊😊😊😊
You could not have timed that sentence any better! Glad it was the issue and that you boys could help 😊
I love your dedication to these animals.
That must smell lovely
Very effective. Yes! So needed. Way to go !
I admire the way you're able to talk thru this and risk having anything and everything fly into your mouth. True dedication honestly 😂
It takes a super sharp knife to miss the corium under rotten hoof. Lift and drag...slowly. Great vid.
Have you ever thought about using a really high powered LED torch to see right into the hoof? It may make seeing large cavities a bit easier. I recently got a small, high powered Olight LED torch and when I hold it on my arm, I can clearly see all the vascular system a good half cm down and my whole forearm lights up like a lamp (gotta move it around though as it gets real hot real fast). Just an idea.
My God glad your helping this poor thing.
You all do such a fantastic job, looking after the cows and bulls feet 👍Love watching your videos.
YES. Another video from the Hoof GP! ❤
I am a student of DVM . Doctor of veterinary medicine and i wants to become like you.
Great work . All the best.
2:25 go back ten seconds and you’ll understand. But I wish more people understood that about a diagnosis. To a disabled person, that diagnosis is possibly the answer to own problems. Not always through modern medicine, but a diagnosis gives you access to a whole new way to experience a world. It’s getting that wheelchair. It’s finally getting those paycheques again after being too sick to work, knowing you can at least live in this house another month. It’s people finally understanding that you’re not lying. It’s finally getting those accommodations you needed to reach just a little farther!
As a person whom has had a number of abscesses in my armpit along with surgeries to get rid of them I know how painful they are. I can not imagine having one on my foot and weighing 700+ kilos... Would be excruciating 😥 Glad you found the issue and sorted her out.
Wow what relief she must feel!
Beautifully done😊🙌
That had to be *instant* relief for her. So happy you guys do such a great job for these beautiful animals. Keep up the amazing work.
Cows have some pretty tight hooves for that fluid to not seep out.
❤ So long as you're still here, and doing pretty well, that's a wonderful thing!!! Love, hugs, and prayers for you!!!!!❤ ALWAYS!!!!❤
Imagine cows that don’t have a high quality hoof trimmer like Graeme, they live their final days in pain, I’m sure.
Have you ever been curious and tasted cow hoof before? Only asking because when you held up that thin slice, it kinda looked like a chip. lol
Если хорошо проварить очень вкусно .
I know she must have felt so much relief! Great job as always, Graeme.