Hoof horn really shouldn’t look like overcooked calamari. That cow’s going to feel so much better now that the lesions are opened up to the air, the salicylic acid is doing its job on the digital dermatitis, and the block’s taking the pressure off that hoof and keeping it elevated out of the muck. Good job 👍
I admire your knife work. It takes a lot of strength, skill and a sharp knife to gently cut away the loose horn without causing more damage. Kudos, sir!
It's the sounds as well. Thr grinder is the same sound as a fan, as inside the womb, as in a driving car, etc....all those sounds that kinda knock you out Lol. Plus in his videos , he is quiet and the videos are very quiet....no music or other noises....just him and the cows. Have you checked out his Hoof Trimming ASMR channel out yet?
I was raised on a farm and sure enjoyed milking the cows by hand. And helping my grandpa carry the milk jugs out to the side of the road for the milk man to pick them up. Those days are gone. But watching you do this somehow brings it full circle. Thanks Nate, your alright.
I came across your videos by mistake but I have watched so many now and subscribed to your channel. It is strangely hypnotic to listen to your narration and watch the skill with which you treat the animals. It is so fascinating and I learnt so much about a subject I had no idea about whatsoever !!.
I love all your work and videos Nate, but I am also loving all the comments and questions from your family of fans - I sometimes stay on one video repeatedly while reading the many hilarious, caring, interesting, appreciative comments. Just a delight all around. So, thank you both to Nate and to everyone in the family for the awesome good energy! ❤️
Hello fellow comment reader! I do something similar! I always end up rewatching a ton of his videos, but let them auto play so it’s a roulette of comments and I find new ones on old videos sometimes! Happy watching and commenting 💚 Thanks for the awesome community Nate! 💚 🐮
That was an important differentiation on the use of salacytic acid and the copper paste. Wouldn't have been able to guess tender tissue difference. Thank you!
You truly are the best hoof trimmer i've seen. Very gentle, and understanding of whats needed! I respect you for taking such great care with these precious creatures
You know what I like about your show? Nate you don't show boat like all the others I love that you give us physical scientific information that we can process. Thank you so much for your gentle caring nursing of these cattle I can tell you really enjoy it.
Pop Quiz!!! LOL! Cow girlie be like..."Can I walk? (Takes a few steps...) Heck yeah!!" I learn so much from your video's. It's cool that you explain the answers to everyone's questions. Hugz, Tree
I once had a small rock stuck in the bottom of my heel so i went to the doctor. it felt so amazing when they to it out, i kinda imagine it feeling like that for these cows
Hello Nate, great video as a truck driver, I'm not sure why I'm watching but maybe cause I grew up around my uncle's dairy farm, none the less great teaching video.
I feel so horrible for these animals going through these conditions that have to be treated. It must be so horrible. I feel for them. Thank goodness they have people like you to help them.
Wow, I'm early to this video, I found this channel from watching The Hoof GP, and he recommend this channel, and I love it.. Very informative, and entertaining. Great content!
I know this is a little bit of an older video but dang it you're good!! That was so satisfying to watch, you answered questions I didn't even realize I had. And as always you're so gentle with these ladies, 😊
Actually, I'm surprised that anything heals at all. They leave your shoot and step right out there into the nasty wet muck. Credit to what you do and the stuff you use to make it happen.
Hi Nate! Good to see you again! I don't know if I've told you recently, but I'm really enjoying your channel. Please keep it coming, and thanks for this video!
Have watched so many of your vids but still occasionally learn something new when I venture into the backlog! Great to hear the difference between salicylic acid and copper sulfate
It’s funny-I have never, and probably will never own a cow (or any hoofed animal for that matter) but I just love your channel! It’s so fascinating! 👍🏼
When I read the title, I thought the video was going to be about a cow who's hoof hurt so much every time it was touched she would attempt to attack you. Glad I was wrong. lol
i like how you change out your knives to do different types of work. I noticed you were using a larger knife in the beginning and a narrower one for the detailed work
God I love that your job is a thing and I love you for being so good and gentle at your job you’re the reason I have hope for humans 🐮💚🙏🏽 you deserve a raise even if you got one already lol
Was interesting she was a bit tentative to put her hoof completely down and then almost a cloud over her head saying “hey that is really good.. no pain”
Nate I really enjoy watching you work. You have a great voice for this, very calming. I would love to view a follow up visit. Do you ever film those and approximately how many follow up treatments are the norm for full recovery? Why don’t cows have shoes put on their hooves as preventative care? Thank you ☺️
Hi Nate! She looks good after that trim and treatment. Can you tell me why some cows drool in the crush and others don't? I salivate when I am in pain (I try not to drool!) so I thought maybe it was the same for cows, especially ones with painful hoof conditions.
I was also thinking anxiety. If I’m particularly depressed and or anxious, I either get really tense or all my muscles go lax. Moving is slow, I become more clumsy … I imagine that if I wasn’t a human (who cares about whether or not I’m drooling) that would also extend to swallowing and keeping my mouth shut. I wonder if the cows view a visit from the hoof trimmer a bit like a lot of us view an appointment with the dentist … don’t like being there but like the results? (including; a) a weird non-crush {cows potential opinion, not mine} that lifts them off their feet AND levitates; b) NOISY buzzing things that get applied to their feet) Do they connect “foot hurts less now” to their experience? (Mostly a rhetorical question) *Edit: Stupid Auto-correct
That has to be excruciatingly painful...how could it not be. Do you disinfect your sander and knife before treating another cow? Can the bacteria on your tools transfer to another cow? I like the double sole videos the best!
I'm just curious and it might be a stupid question, but do those cows know, that you're helping them? Do they show any sign of gratitude or do they just run away?
Nate, forgive me for what might be a silly question; I've never worked on a farm or even visited one that was anything other than one operated for show, like a touristy thing. When you cut into a lesion, or when you open a lesion and pus starts to come out of the cow's hoof--does the cow experience pain? Like for instance I've had to have lesions or boils on my skin lanced with a hypodermic needle and it is briefly painful. is it that way for the cow? I know it may seem like an odd question. i guess it interests me because its similar to a toothache when you have pus/pressure buildup and the pain is excruciating until they drill into it--and guess because I can relate or empathize with the cow for that reason I'm curious if the cow experiences it the way I do. ON EDIT--you're so caring with these animals. I pick right up on that to watch you. I always thought that if someone ate steak or meat that they had to not allow themselves to care about the animals, but its the opposite. I find myself developing respect. Didn't expect that.
Hoof horn really shouldn’t look like overcooked calamari. That cow’s going to feel so much better now that the lesions are opened up to the air, the salicylic acid is doing its job on the digital dermatitis, and the block’s taking the pressure off that hoof and keeping it elevated out of the muck.
Good job 👍
Or perhaps it’s the overcooked calamari that shouldn’t look like hoof horn? Lol
Unless you meant the soft/hardness?
@@Silver-SableSeer I see what ya did there
another calamari damacy player, yay! 🐙
I admire your knife work. It takes a lot of strength, skill and a sharp knife to gently cut away the loose horn without causing more damage. Kudos, sir!
I completely agree with you. Nate is amazing at what he does and I know based off his videos that his knife is ridiculously razor sharp!
This is seriously why I like to watch him, he really cares about how the animal feels. I mean I don't know him, but that's the vibe I get.
I agree, too, you work very well. Not like others who don't care about a non-speaking being. It's like cutting an object. Ugly!
Great job! 👍👍👍
Well said !
Looks like he's slicing through butter.
Why is hoof trimming so satisfying? It may be a combination of the process and the amazing outcome
It's the sounds as well. Thr grinder is the same sound as a fan, as inside the womb, as in a driving car, etc....all those sounds that kinda knock you out Lol. Plus in his videos , he is quiet and the videos are very quiet....no music or other noises....just him and the cows.
Have you checked out his Hoof Trimming ASMR channel out yet?
I was sitting here thinking the same thing. Do you think it might be a new fetish😂
@@lawannaard9148 I have heard that pimple popping is like soft porn....so....uh....
@@lawannaard9148 if it's sound related it's called ASMR.
It’s a good skill to know and how to treat them
That poor cows hoof looked a complete mess! But the difference when she walked out! It's always good to watch you work.
I was raised on a farm and sure enjoyed milking the cows by hand. And helping my grandpa carry the milk jugs out to the side of the road for the milk man to pick them up. Those days are gone. But watching you do this somehow brings it full circle. Thanks Nate, your alright.
I came across your videos by mistake but I have watched so many now and subscribed to your channel. It is strangely hypnotic to listen to your narration and watch the skill with which you treat the animals. It is so fascinating and I learnt so much about a subject I had no idea about whatsoever !!.
My favorite parts... Trimming away the loose/soggy bits, and watching the cow walk away with no limp!
I love all your work and videos Nate, but I am also loving all the comments and questions from your family of fans - I sometimes stay on one video repeatedly while reading the many hilarious, caring, interesting, appreciative comments. Just a delight all around. So, thank you both to Nate and to everyone in the family for the awesome good energy! ❤️
Hello fellow comment reader! I do something similar! I always end up rewatching a ton of his videos, but let them auto play so it’s a roulette of comments and I find new ones on old videos sometimes! Happy watching and commenting 💚
Thanks for the awesome community Nate! 💚 🐮
One of these days you gotta show us how the blocks are removed when they’re not needed anymore
I'm sure the adhesive just wears away and it falls off
I saw him do it on another video, he slides a spudger in between the block and the hoof and pops it off
@@mattakudesu oh neat! Thank you!
@@miaironstone6783 here it is here: th-cam.com/video/qt21YqCVih0/w-d-xo.html
@@SirSpinalColumn thank you!
I love how gentle you are with them and you really strive to not injure the hoof more. You show great care and pride in your work. Thank you! 💕
That was an important differentiation on the use of salacytic acid and the copper paste. Wouldn't have been able to guess tender tissue difference. Thank you!
Nate, how interesting!! I never would have guessed that there was that much going on underneath that false sole.
One of your best videos yet!
I was feeling so stressed yesterday and I thought, I just need to watch a Nate video. So interesting, yet calming at the same time.
Crazy isn't it lol. We actually watch the vids as we eat and then get ready for bed lol 😆
Love your hard knife work for these dairy cows! Thank you for your hard work on these cows to supply us for milk and other great products.
Me holding the phone closer to my face like it’s a zoom lens. Also thank you! I enjoy your videos they’re very soothing and uplifting
Only just retired from work in the UK, i find watching these videos keeps my mind relaxed
That’s cool of u to listen to ur fans like that. I personally like to see double soles be trimmed as well. There’s something so satisfying about it
You truly are the best hoof trimmer i've seen. Very gentle, and understanding of whats needed! I respect you for taking such great care with these precious creatures
You know what I like about your show? Nate you don't show boat like all the others I love that you give us physical scientific information that we can process. Thank you so much for your gentle caring nursing of these cattle I can tell you really enjoy it.
Pop Quiz!!! LOL!
Cow girlie be like..."Can I walk? (Takes a few steps...) Heck yeah!!"
I learn so much from your video's. It's cool that you explain the answers to everyone's questions.
Hugz, Tree
I've been binge-watching this channel for the last two days and I can't tell you why xD
It’s because it’s interesting educational and you got nothing else to watch on TH-cam
Me throughout the video: weird face and constantly praying for the cow
This is so satisfying
I like to think your cows are so calm during trimmings because they enjoy it so much.
I once had a small rock stuck in the bottom of my heel so i went to the doctor. it felt so amazing when they to it out, i kinda imagine it feeling like that for these cows
Gods damnit, Nate! I have a test i'm supposed to be studying for but your videos are the audio/visual equivalent of thin mints! Just one more!
Shout out to all the 🐄 cows who make these videos possible. Moooooo!
Me, a layman watching this:
Doesn't look bad so far (One Knife Swipe Later) HOLY MOLY that poor girl was walking on that T_T
Thanks for being so gentle with the cow. She may not say it, but I bet she is grateful for your help. Good job, Mr. Nate Man.👍🏼🤠
Hello Nate, great video as a truck driver, I'm not sure why I'm watching but maybe cause I grew up around my uncle's dairy farm, none the less great teaching video.
I feel so horrible for these animals going through these conditions that have to be treated. It must be so horrible. I feel for them. Thank goodness they have people like you to help them.
Wow, I'm early to this video, I found this channel from watching The Hoof GP, and he recommend this channel, and I love it.. Very informative, and entertaining. Great content!
Thanks Bridget and thanks Hoof GP. I must have missed that. Do you remember which video?
@@NatetheHoofGuy no I don't remember but I'm pretty sure I saw it on one of his video, I might be wrong but i thought I did. Idk
I like how you always say "Hello everyone" in your videos. It's simple but inviting intro. And the videos with double or triple soles are the best!
Covid has turned me into a hoof 🐄 addict… 🤦🏻♂️🤣 that’s messed up Nate 😂 good job by the way
I know this is a little bit of an older video but dang it you're good!! That was so satisfying to watch, you answered questions I didn't even realize I had. And as always you're so gentle with these ladies, 😊
It took me a while to realize why I enjoy these videos, it's the same reason I enjoy Flatbush rescues' vids, cute critters getting the help they need
This is like watching post 10, it’s calming for some reason.
Actually, I'm surprised that anything heals at all. They leave your shoot and step right out there into the nasty wet muck. Credit to what you do and the stuff you use to make it happen.
Literally i always think the same, so dirty
It's very fortunate for the cows that they didn't spend millions of years evolving in a clean room. 😊
I AM IN LOVE WITH NATE. ISN'T HE WONDERFUL ?????? SO SWEET TO OUR BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS. AHHHHH......
Always amazed at your bloodless technique❤
Looks like her confidence increased with each step....
Yes! Exactly! By the third or fourth step, she had a comfortable gait.
Hi Nate! Good to see you again! I don't know if I've told you recently, but I'm really enjoying your channel. Please keep it coming, and thanks for this video!
Poor Cow
Thank GOD for your hard work, dedication And skill with your tools to helping them get better.
Your narration is fantastic. Love that you aren't afraid of silence. You explain everything so beautifully.
I already love animals but these videos have me wanting to go hug a cow 🐮🤗
Double soul with gorgeous knife work, and The Digi!
Nate, I watch you over and over again learning to recognize some of what you are doing and why you have nice hands too
Have watched so many of your vids but still occasionally learn something new when I venture into the backlog! Great to hear the difference between salicylic acid and copper sulfate
Do these lesions and infections have an odor about them? Besides the regular manure smell.
Yes. It’s kind of got the smell of onion.
Eu achei ruim , porque dentro dos buracos pretinhos tem bicho de Moscas ,do outro lado nem remédio vc ( veterinário ) passou .ok
@@NatetheHoofGuyonion??? 😂 That was unexpected. 😊
My favorite channel, this is better than anything on TV.
🙏
You help me relax and make falling asleep easier, thank you :3
Thank you for sharing. The cows love you too, Great subject. Well done.
1:45 had me putting my thumb up like YESS A NICE DOUBLE SOLE REMOVAL🥰 keep it up Nate your awesome 😎
You do such a good job. And no corny music either! Thank you!!
Those poor babies, that looks so painful. I'm so glad you are there to help them.
Thanks for your incredible work! People like you make the world a better place.
It’s funny-I have never, and probably will never own a cow (or any hoofed animal for that matter) but I just love your channel! It’s so fascinating! 👍🏼
When I read the title, I thought the video was going to be about a cow who's hoof hurt so much every time it was touched she would attempt to attack you. Glad I was wrong. lol
I can smell that.:) Greetings from the NJ Bayshore and thx
i like how you change out your knives to do different types of work. I noticed you were using a larger knife in the beginning and a narrower one for the detailed work
That was a scalpel 😊
This is absolutely so satisfying to watch. You my friend have a cool job and worthwhile. You help so many cows thank u
I like your little quizzes through out your videos 😂 keeps me on my toes
I like it so much when he sprays the solution.
When you find a hoof like this, do you sanitize your tools before using them on the next hoof or cow?
I spray them with chlorhexidine
NATE! NATE! NATE! I could have sworn the other cows were chanting when you released your latest patient!😀😀
Hi Nate, great video as usual 🌸 see ya on the next one
😉
Again I'm lucky enough to get home from work for a couple of hours and get to watch you work before I go back to work. Thanks Nate you make my day
Thanks for watching Sandra. I always appreciate your comments.
At first watching you peel the hoof felt painful, now it's therapeutic for me.
These poor cows 🐄 😢 so happy this guy and other guys like you r doing a great job.
Wow. All that trouble hiding under the 2nd sole. You were so careful with your cutting. Thank you for the slow.motion walking at the end.
i always feel so bad for the poor cows bc it looks so painful but i’m also glad they’re getting treatment.
God I love that your job is a thing and I love you for being so good and gentle at your job you’re the reason I have hope for humans 🐮💚🙏🏽 you deserve a raise even if you got one already lol
Well, I think that I've watched enough videos now to go out and have a go at it! 🤔🤣🤣🤣
Was interesting she was a bit tentative to put her hoof completely down and then almost a cloud over her head saying “hey that is really good.. no pain”
I love watching these videos of hoof shaving. So satisfying to watch and massive relief for those cows
That knife cut like butter!
Nate I really enjoy watching you work. You have a great voice for this, very calming. I would love to view a follow up visit. Do you ever film those and approximately how many follow up treatments are the norm for full recovery? Why don’t cows have shoes put on their hooves as preventative care? Thank you ☺️
Ok I just happened to find your videos and I am hooked !!! Their Fascinating to watch and you do such an amazing job thank you !!!! ☺️
I don’t know anything about this or about cows but I love your videos .
Hi Nate! She looks good after that trim and treatment. Can you tell me why some cows drool in the crush and others don't? I salivate when I am in pain (I try not to drool!) so I thought maybe it was the same for cows, especially ones with painful hoof conditions.
I think it has more to do with anxiety than pain. Cows produce a lot of saliva naturally.
I was also thinking anxiety. If I’m particularly depressed and or anxious, I either get really tense or all my muscles go lax. Moving is slow, I become more clumsy … I imagine that if I wasn’t a
human (who cares about whether or not I’m drooling) that would also extend to swallowing and keeping my mouth shut.
I wonder if the cows view a visit from the hoof trimmer a bit like a lot of us view an appointment with the dentist … don’t like being there but like the results?
(including; a) a weird non-crush {cows potential opinion, not mine} that lifts them off their feet AND levitates; b) NOISY buzzing things that get applied to their feet)
Do they connect “foot hurts less now” to their experience? (Mostly a rhetorical question)
*Edit: Stupid Auto-correct
Idk why these videos are so calming to watch
That has to be excruciatingly painful...how could it not be.
Do you disinfect your sander and knife before treating another cow? Can the bacteria on your tools transfer to another cow?
I like the double sole videos the best!
Omg those first 2 slices with the knife!!!!!!! Amazing
Now that is one happy looking cow at the end.
Thanks for the interesting video from Korea. Excellent job and explanation.
Your knife work is just crazy good
That was a beast of a trim! Great job as always!
Don't think I've seen one yet of you using the blue paste!!! Now I have to find it!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Nate is such a good trimmer. see how he uses his left thumb for leverage. I see alot of trimmers just swipe.
I was expecting the new format video of follow through and complete healing. But liked this one as well.
Those take time but they will become a regular part of the channel for sure.
Me : bored
My mom: go to sleep
Me: literally finding this video
5 hours later
My mom: why aren't you asleep
I'm just curious and it might be a stupid question, but do those cows know, that you're helping them? Do they show any sign of gratitude or do they just run away?
I cannot even begin to fathom how unpleasant having all that crap inside your foot must be. Thank goodness that poor animal's on the mend now!
I’ve been hooked on these videos it’s like cow pimple popping or toe bro cow editon ahaha
Great video. She was walking pretty good after her trim. Must have made a big difference to her.
Nate, forgive me for what might be a silly question; I've never worked on a farm or even visited one that was anything other than one operated for show, like a touristy thing. When you cut into a lesion, or when you open a lesion and pus starts to come out of the cow's hoof--does the cow experience pain? Like for instance I've had to have lesions or boils on my skin lanced with a hypodermic needle and it is briefly painful. is it that way for the cow? I know it may seem like an odd question. i guess it interests me because its similar to a toothache when you have pus/pressure buildup and the pain is excruciating until they drill into it--and guess because I can relate or empathize with the cow for that reason I'm curious if the cow experiences it the way I do. ON EDIT--you're so caring with these animals. I pick right up on that to watch you. I always thought that if someone ate steak or meat that they had to not allow themselves to care about the animals, but its the opposite. I find myself developing respect. Didn't expect that.
I hope I can see the healing result 😊
Thanks for the video 👍
Have a great day and stay safe 💖
Nate you are Blessing for these poor Animals 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰👍👍👍
Best Wishes From Pakistan
Hey Nate how are you doing thanks for all your videos
I’m doing well
Me watching trimming hoof while eating chocolate biscuits. Hmm yummy