This COW’s HOOF didn’t turn out as I’d hoped
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Today’s video we follow up on three past cases from the channel.
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Dear Nate The Hoof Guy,
The other day I managed to get a splinter in the sole of my right foot from walking out onto our wooden deck without shoes, and it's been hurting a bit. I already removed the splinter, and I cut away the loose skin surrounding the puncture site, but it doesn't look like it punched all the way through to the corium layer, thank goodness.
My question is, given that I'm an indoor human and I generally walk on carpet, do you think this needs a salicylic acid wrap, or can I just leave it to heal on its own? And is there a specific kind of glue I should use to attach the block to my other foot, or will regular 5-minute epoxy do the trick?
Thanks, and I love your videos! I always learn so much 🤣
That was hilarious, I had a good laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for this! I rarely laugh these days, so this made me feel good. 😂
Try super glue, it's made for this purpose 😂
I bet a cow looks at a human on crutches and is like "why can't I use those instead of this block?!" then are like "oh yeah, arms and opposable thumbs... touche humans, touche" haha
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I love your videos. Just a piece of advice: Don't worry too much about the 10 minute mark in TH-cam. I personally prefer when you take your time explaining with less cuts to the original footage. It seems a bit hasty this new way.
I agree with this user! :)
I disagree. This was a good video.
@@dylans2604 I agree with both users - this was a great video, but I'd like to see and learn more :D
@@Shazam0527 Yeah for sure. I like the more process specific videos that go more in depth, as well as these quick recovery recap videos too. I think a mix of both is great.
10 minute mark?
I love how gentle you are with the cows. Other hoof trimmers seem to just hack away at the poor hooves, causing a lot of bleeding. You don't.
That’s right . Lots of bleeding a lots of fluid build up on those cows. Talks about the care being given
"Not disappoint..." You never disappoint, Nate. Thanks for all the catch ups...
On my lunch break eating some gas station pizza and watching some Nate… life is good
I like to see the updates on how they heal up. From a city girl who knows nothing about farm life or animals. Your channel has been very informative.
I don't know if it's only me but Nate's voice is so soothing I find myself falling asleep to his voice whenever I'm watching his videos
Definitely not the only one, I watch before falling asleep because of his soothing voice. He gets this a lot!😄💤
My gf and i always watch his videos before bed! So calming :)
Even when he sprays the hoof and grinder makes me sleepy too. Love this guy.
Boy those cow laying down sure look happy in their nice soft beds of sand. Great follow-up. I really enjoy seeing the difference in the healing.
Yessss!! Do more follow-ups when you can Nate, it brings the healing process much more into focus. Thank you, Hoofmaster, for your time and effort, I truly enjoy your work!
I love recheck videos. It highlights the best part of the whole process, which is the recovery. I just finished LoTR and I'm reminded of how Gondor identified Aragorn because "the king has healing hands". Seeing the work you do, you have the hands of a healer. Such great skill at helping these cows out, it is still quite remarkable to me.
It's nice to see the before/after.
I really like the follow-ups.
The second cow was really moving fast to get away from that contraption. I refuse to say she was running from *you.* 🙂 Anyway, that's me getting away from doctors these days. 😏
Dude you you taught me so much about something I never knew I wanted to know.. Thanks Nate!
Nate, you're coming up to 500k subscribers! Well done champ. What have you got planned? Please say a live stream Q&A - maybe include a live trim on your last cow of the day and a stroll around a farm while you answer questions.
I second these suggestions!
i do want to throw a small celebration when Nate got 500k subs ^^ he indeed deserve a mil more subs
Videos are great, not sure why i like hoof timing so much lmao... but i do lol. Keep up the good works!!!
Thanks so much for the follow ups! It’s amazing to see how much they heal up in a short amount of time!
This is why you're the cowguy and I'm the viewer because I looked at that 1 foot towards the end that was all black and I was like dude we should cut that thing off and then you say it looks great 😆 good job and thumbs up
Thank you for some follow-up videos, really each of these cows could be a video in itself spread out over a few days to help the algorithm but these are my favorite videos of yours along with your routine videos, I would like to see more videos where you find a healthy hoof or longer term follow-ups.
Praise God for your ability to help these animals.
I love your videos, you can tell you really care for these animals
Love the close up shots. Helps me understand what you are talking about
Really liked this video, I know its a pain to keep track of the videos and do recaps but I like to see it.
Thanks for the follow up! They look so good now.
Love your dedication to the job and these cows. You never stop til the job is done and you're always so gentle.
Perhaps I am wrong, but I think it is a mark of good care to show the follow ups. I mean we know you care about the animals as does the Dairy (proper term?). It is satisfying to see the healing process. Having you explain what is going on and seeing the regrowth is kind of a happy thing to me. Sometimes I prefer a longer video too.
Always like recheck videos!! We understand they take more editing but I really appreciate the content
Been watching your channel forever and it’s amazing how much you’ve perfected awkward camera angles with your awesome knife skills; better quality cameras/lenses resulting in those crazy close-ups, you really are #1 with your great hoof repair going hand-in-hand with your concern for cow comfort. Your video’s format & editing has been a steady progression of skill & style without sacrificing even minute or a iota of your excellent hoof care. I think 🤔, - although I have no experience in any video skill but I am a pretty decent photographer, even before it became digital & computerized- it must take a fair amount of your time at home to produce the videos and maintain your channel, I hope you can reap enough financial reward for your hard work that you so richly deserve on so many levels. I hate that this comment has become so flowery (I wouldn’t want it to go to head! 😉) but I am sincere & mean every word.
Great format to this episode. Sure enjoyed it Nate. Thanks!
I love the follow-ups! So I know how the lady cows are doing! A testament to your dedication and loving care for these creatures is what shows!!! Thank you nate!! Bravo!
Nate, you are a true Master when it comes to the knife work! You are like an artist….🙌🏼👍🏼 Great video, keep ‘m coming! God Bless you and the herd….🙏🏼♥️👋🏼🇨🇦
I really appreciate the followup videos, especially on these hooves that need more healing.
I’m sure you’ve answered this already, but why don’t you hose off the whole foot before you start? Just curious. Love your videos!
Some trimmers do. Nate doesn't because he doesn't want to keep the cow in the chute longer then necessary.
it just makes a slippery mess and water + power tools is not the best of combinations.
Nate has stated before that it's kind of a waste of time. If i remember correctly he stated that hosing the hoof is like hosing a glove on a hand before cleaning a nail. You don't need to clean the glove just have to remove it.
It accomplishes nothing while wasting time, creating slipping and electric shock hazards ans makes a mess
All of the hoof he pares away is dead tissue like hair or fingernails. It would be like going to the dr with a wound underneath dirty clothes- would you want them to first launder the clothes while you were wearing them or just remove them and then clean the wound itself?
Love the recheck videos! Thanks so much. Very interesting 🧐
I think you need one of those portable hand pump weed sprayers. It would provide a higher pressure for cleaning out the hoof areas.
It is nice to see the healing progress of these cows.
Thanks for keeping us updated!
Hi ya Nate! Wow! 488 K subscribers! I'm so hlad you do follow ups as it shows just how good you are at assisting with the healing process! Have awesome days!
Really enjoy these videos where you revisit the cows to see how they are doing.
I love every video title. The capitalization is perfect. I can just imagine each one as a passive aggressive response to TH-cam comments that don't know what they're talking about.
For every
"OH MY GOD YOU'RE HURTING THAT HORSE"
There's another
"We provide IMMEASURABLE RELIEF to this COW's HOOF where we can"
Obviously I mashed two together but I'm too lazy to type all that. Good stuff. And great videos too, Nate. Keep it up.
Hello Nate, thanks so much for the follow ups. It really shows the excellent work you do with the cows' feet.
Thanks Nate! Follow up’s are always fun and educational.
Looove your videos and follow ups. Come on guys, let's get him to 500k😁
As usual, I enjoy the slow and deliberate and careful way you trim. The before and after scenarios are really satisfying - thank you once again
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Thanks, Nate. It’s wonderful to see progress.
I really enjoy your follow up cases, interesting to watch.
Wonderful video! Really enjoy the follow ups!
Thank you for doing updates. Your partnership with the farmers is always impressive! Have a good one.
Gosh what a difference and I'm sure you do your absolute best
I love these progress videos! I also love that you're straight to the point and very good at explaining things. :)
amazing work, im no farmer, the nearest to this i ever got was to pear our goats feet. but, these videos show me what can happen and as i do pest control ( mostly pigeons) i will certainly look out for any cow with a bad gate and signal it to the farmer. its amazing to see just how much materiel you can remove, and even simple punctures can be nicely tided up.. Great work .. I cant wait to get back to shooting pigeons again but im having major leg surgery so thats a way off, i guess ill be looking at all your videos..while my bone graft heals..
I quite loved at 1:06 the magical cleanup and trim of the dewclaws.
Trimming after a month-long recovery vaguely makes me think of when you peel the grilled skin off of a hot dog. XD Ultimately satisfying, though. Incredible work!
It’s great to see the fruits of your efforts!
Once again, excellent content. Thank you, Nate. 💖🐮
Love this, learned a lot! Plus I am in WI too
Nate on the 3rd cows foot you said it was 2 weeks, and the others were 4to6 weeks, my question is why did you come back to that cow so much sooner than the others???
I really appreciate the re-check videos, showing how the healing process works.
I really like your follow ups !
The checkups nice I like them great to be able to see how their feetb are healing or have healed
Love it Nate as always. Great to have a follow up.
Thank you for all the rechecks!!!Good job as always 👍🏾👍🏾
The recaps are perfect, am very satisfied.
I love when they bed the sand
Thanks for the follow-ups!
Great videos! 👍🏼
Sometimes I just wanna take a good water hose to these girl's hooves! This human can't imagine getting a wound treatment with dung, mud, and who knows what else around it! Animals are truly amazing. Love the update videos. First girl looks like she was moving so much better!
All the hoof he pares away is already dead tissue. The only living part is the corium which he does clean up and goes to great effort to not cut into. It’s less like having a muddy wound and more like having muddy clothes on over a wound - would you want the doctor to try to launder the clothes while they were still on you or would you want them to cut the clothes away and then clean the wound itself?
Thank you Nate!
You are always a wonderful ❤ person
❤ from Pakistan
Dr.raza
Nate you do a great job looking after these animals, I wish you could treat my fungal nail. I had it a few years now and it's just gets worse and sore, I tried the usual home remedies but nothing seems to work so far.
Get a real remedy from a real doctor?
My dad had something like that. It won't go away without serious medical intervention, my dad needed a combination of treatments at the same time to fix his nail.
i love these videos to see the process and progress over time. great job nate. keep it up. love your videos.
Thanks Nate. Very interesting.
Love watching the rechecks
Love the follow-up!
you are a hero for these girs,bless😘x
I like it when you say: now, this girl…
Poor girls. Glad they are in good hands.
I also love recheck videos.
You are the Master, Nate
TY for the explanation. It really helps
1/4 inch = about 6mm for the metric viewers :)
Hey Nate, I’ve been watching for a while now and I’ve thought of this question for a bit now and figured why not ask it. Are there any cases where you’d want to cut into corium? I’ve just been curious.
Oh, yeah thats an interesting question, maybe if something was properly embedded
Great question - and a follow on would whether cutting into it causes scarring which then stops hoof production in that spot?
i would love to know this too. when is it, if ever, appropriate to cut into corium ?
I'm not sure but from what I understand that would almost always be a vet's job because you're cutting into live tissue, which counts as minor surgery?
@@58Elizabeth5 that would make sense
I have a question for you, I follow three or four hoof trimmers from around the world and your place is so quiet. Is that because the cows are cared for so well that they don’t chat much?
And thank you for showing us the follow ups, you’re the only one of mine that I watch does that. So again thank you for letting us see how your girls are doing after their trims. Kathy
Love the vids bro keep it up Nate!
Thanks for the video’s!
Thanks for this. I love the follow up videos. It's very interesting to see the whole healing process.
Thank you.
You could say that second girl was hoofin it outta there
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Great video
Do you work on other animals? Give us a quick tour of your tools one day, like the rack that the cows are confined in.
There is one, may even be two
Love the content! Greetings from The Netherlands.
Thanks, that was way cool!
"Omg, that poor girl!" -Me, every cow I see on here
Thanks!
Thanks Colleen!!
Thanks for the great video! I thought of a question while I watched. When there’s a block on a claw does that affect the horn production beneath the glue? Or does the horn build up from underneath the outer layer?
I'm thinking that the horn grows from the inside out and is pushed outward as more horn grows .
Keep it up man
Nice followup
Hoofing good job.
Wow, she’s not limping like she was originally!
Awesome!