Nice to see a responsible drain , numbing, cleaning area. Not just jamming an exacto knife in with no sedative or lidocaine like so many other videos I’ve seen. Thanks Doc and the owners who made sure it was done the right way.
Yes, this is REAL vet care done humanely and in as aseptic a way as possible. The cow appears nice and clean as does the barn. Congrats and best wishes for the cow's full recovery.
Hands down one of the best ones I’ve seen! Clean, professional and compassionate...I’m not a peta member I drink milk and eat meat however there’s no need to be an ass while caring for them!
@MirJayAnt MOR ☆ I agree with you wholeheartedly. This vet is the only one I've seen that actually clips the hair and sterilizes the area he will be working on. All the others I've watched just stab the animal. I'm disgusted by the way they treat their "patients." They show a huge lack of compassion or empathy for the animal they are working on. I often wonder if the "Drs" are even licensed to treat the animals.
Same here I’ve seen some very barbaric abscess drainage done on cattle and cows . It’s sad glad he shaved it and gave it a local . Usually large operations just stick with a pocket knife or designated poker and walk away.
@@matthewrowell5973 ~ This vet group gives top-notch care; everytime I've watched one of their videos. It's too bad all "farm animal" vets don't treat their patients with the same care & respect. 😟😢
Loved when the chunks plugged the incision and Vet had to go in and take out the bigger chunks so they wouldn't plug the hole. So satisfying to watch this done with care and compassion. Would watch videos from this Vet all day long. And the chunkier the better!!!
For all the comments asking how the owner let the abscess get so bad, it's possible that this was the only time they could have an actual vet come look at it If they're out far somewhere there may not be any vets qualified to drain an abscess of this size Rather than trying to do it themselves and possibly causing more harm, they waited until a professional could tend to it which is better than the backyard surgeries I've seen animals have to endure Also abcesses usually start off small before swelling over a short time period
^ This. I've literally seen things get like this overnight. I have no idea how ungulates manage to do it, but they can make a LOT of pus, VERY quickly!
@@KrimsonKataclysm An abscess is usually caused by an injury which allows bacteria to get under the skin. This can be small, like a scratch or a bite, or a part of a larger injury. At least, that's my understanding.
Wow, this cow was so well taken care of. The other drainage videos of cattle I've seen look rather brutal. This vet obviously has a lot of compassion & it's wonderful to witness :)
bnenomore ~ I couldn't have said it better. To tell you the truth, as if I would lie, I was just getting ready to post almost the same thing!! This group of vets are so kind & gentle with the animals that they are treating. The farmer gets a gold star from me for using this group of vets. I have watched a fair share of these videos and cannot stand to see the other vets (if that is really what they are) just stick a knife into the abscess while the animal bucks and tries to get away. No animal should be subjected to such cruelty!!
I wish there was some audio, but others wise, you have done a fantastic job! I know for a FACT that the cow felt such relief! We need more vets like you in this world! 👏👍
This cow got as good a treatment as a human would. Vet seems to be very caring & knowledgeable. Poor animals can’t verbalize their pain. This vet took time to make sure wound area was as clean & sterile as you can get in a barn. Hope the lady cow feels better
Oh, that poor girl...it really is amazing just how quickly these abscesses can form. I've seen a cow go from perfectly normal to giant, swollen and begging to be drained like this in as little as 48 hours.
@@glowilk5377 they could have a fall, be kicked by another cow, bump herself, even ingrown hairs. So many ways to start them. They don't always get this big though.
We had a cow who formed an abcess due to a snake having bitten her. Brought her down from the mountain, it was drained (quite a lot) and she healed up just fine. She is still in one of the herds.
Maybe because he made the incision on the lower portion of the abscess, stood back a bit, and let gravity do its job. While working in the hospital ,an abscess draining or thoracentesis was always performed at the lowest spot for drainage. 💙
I was just thinking the same. There must have been so much pressure and then suddenly drrrrrrrrrraaaaaain. I am sure the cw was thinking something like Uuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaa, that's the stuff.
Poor girl! I've had an abscess before and it feels so toxic, there really no other way to describe it. I also had to have a nurse come out daily for three weeks changing my dressing and packing the 10cm hole in my back. She would have instantly felt so much better once it started coming out. Beautifully clean and careful care of this poor girl!! Hope she recovered 100% 🧡🐄
So so gratifying to see a cow a farm animal getting totally professional care right down to the cleanup when the vet was through! 😉 Better than the usual hack jobs!!
It looks to be a Holstein heifer which would most likely be for milking. Some smaller dairies prefer to try to let abscesses naturally come to a head and drain on their own but when they get bad they'll call in a vet.
michelleml5791 he better be doing a professional job, he is advertising keeboVet suppliers of very fine. Vet instruments. Just sayin. He always does a wonderful job. Wish the video had sound.
This was by far the most impressive bovine abscess drainage I've ever seen. Using the hemostats to widen the wound and allow it to drain more, the method of flushing, and even going so far as to pack it. You usually only see this kind of care taken with human patients.
such a caring vet. I'm assuming those first few syringes were numbing medicine and i feel most farm vets won't use any numbing meds when doing a procedure like this so i applaud you!
Great vet. Anesthetic given before incision was made shows excellent care and compassion. Animals need more of that. Farmer appears to be a good one as the cow is so clean. Good jobs!
I must say, thank God there are more sanitized & humane procedures to treat a HUGE abscess on a HUGE animal! Bravo for excellence all the way around! This is the first large farm animal abscess I’ve seen so properly treated. Thank you to the OWNER of this cow! More should be as responsible & thorough. Thank you for everything we’ve seen in this vid. My friend’s father is a large animal vet in central PA … I’m sure he’s done many of these. 😮
I have watched alot of videos from the Keebovet and I am impressed. You are so kind to the animals, you numb them when needed, you are thorough and clean with a wash in the beginning. I enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
I’m very empress on how u treat the animals, u shave, clean the sore, sterilize the cows, u take the animals a extra miles on how u treat them. I’ve watch other vets they don’t do half on how u take care of them. Good for you keep it up.
Aww poor baby! You can see how much it hurt her and how relief she starts feeling after a while! You know it's a good professional at work when they take all precautions and are careful with anesthetics and handling the open wound, as well as paying attention to the patient and their reactions.
that cow is gonna feel sooo much better . ive been right next to a cow getting a similair treatment . by the way the cow was breathing you could tell it gave her a lot a relief.
Having lived half my life on a horse and cattle ranch, I swear, it absolutely mind blowing how big these absesses can get. And how quickly they form and fill up. You do your best to take care of your stock, and keep an eye for these kinds of things, but there will always be a few here and there to slip by unnoticed from time to time, until they look like this. And having someone come out to take care of it is NOT cheap either. While hes there you normally want to have him look over any other stock that may be having issues and have him take care of it. Dealing with these absesses tho is just a fact of life in this business tho. But as bad as some of them may look, it also pretty amazing to see how much relief it brings to drain them, and how quickly they heal with some antibiotics and proper treatment and care.
For sure. I had an abscess that was comparable to my mass (somewhere between grapefruit and cantaloupe) from a spider bite that popped up overnight in my teens. I went to bed with an itchy lil red bite and woke up with a third ass cheek🤦🏼♀️ The treatment was almost identical, and while the forceps digging part was hellish (gotta get all the pockets of pus out somehow) cows have a higher pain tolerance than humans, and once all the pressure and pus is gone, it hardly hurts at all. By the second day, it wasn’t really even uncomfy except when I was changing out the packing (the long strip of iodine-infused gauze inside, that wicks out any new infection and lets it heal from the bottom up instead of sealing over and refilling)
Cows are tough cookies and rarely show discomfort/ pain. She did so well getting this drained and packed. The Vet used a local anesthetic and a general anesthesia to calm her down. Even with all that she was still in pain, I challenge any human that has an abscess to not kick when the injection is given and the abscess is drained. I worked on a dairy farm in my early years and witnessed this twice. It shows up in a day, it’s amazing how the cows immune system tries to get rid of the infection. I was amazed at the number of inoculations that had to be broken down. Good girl! I know she’s felling much better.
A very human vet with a big care for animals - gloves, antibiotics, and anesthetic it seems to me. I saw worse I didn't see better. Bravo to this man and I wish him a long life in his job.
Poor baby the vet used so much of the numbing medication but the abscess must have been so bad cause the cow still felt it sometimes. This is the only vet I'll watch do this he's so gentle and gives plenty of medication to the cows to try make sure they as comfortable as possible, and he's as gentle as he can be. I love to see animals treated with love and respect.
Well done sir! One of the few that took the time to actually use local anaesthesia. Many vets don't bother to use local since for one, it costs the client more money and second, they think they are bovines hence tough animals (which they are)but they feel pain nonetheless. He properly disinfected the area and took his time. I understand that farmers have to meet profit margins and many would have attempted to do this themselves but this farmer was wise to call the vet out as you have to watch out for the nervous system and make sure you don't section any nerves. Besides, a cow that doesn't feel as much pain is one that is less likely to kick out and one that has a better experience with its handlers so it takes less time and you reduce the risk. It's a win win for everyone!:)
I have seen a lot of these videos of cow abscess removals, and this vet is by far the kindest towards the cow's. He actually tries to numb up the are before he cuts into the abscess. I'm not talking about just shoving a needle in one spot for a second and calling it a day! No he goes around several places to try and numb the area.
Laura Gadille ~ Simple way to tell. If they have udders they are girls. Not meant as an insult. I thought it was a cute question! You must be a city girl. 🙄
The comments I'm seeing on this procedure are spot on. Love how you treat the animal as humanly as possible taking all precautions by applying antiseptic and antibiotics. Others should watch and cease their barbaric practices of a box cutter or whatever else they use to relieve the pressure.
I find these types of problems amazing..I grew up on a dairy farm and never saw anything remotely like this. When I had dairy goats I brought one with a tiny cyst, a little smalleer than a quail egg. , vet came in landed it and I kept track etc and that was it...
Nice to see a responsible drain , numbing, cleaning area. Not just jamming an exacto knife in with no sedative or lidocaine like so many other videos I’ve seen. Thanks Doc and the owners who made sure it was done the right way.
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Thanks doc for being humane. Blessings from Michigan
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Yes, this is REAL vet care done humanely and in as aseptic a way as possible. The cow appears nice and clean as does the barn. Congrats and best wishes for the cow's full recovery.
I’m very surprised at how clean the cow and barn is. That’s how dairy farming should be!
@@murderousashes9690 lol where do you live man ? Because you know the majority of cows are like that
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@@chason2108 typical American/USA person, always angry 😉
Whoever this veterinarian is, he is top drawer in my book ! Excellent work well above average !
Hands down one of the best ones I’ve seen! Clean, professional and compassionate...I’m not a peta member I drink milk and eat meat however there’s no need to be an ass while caring for them!
@MirJayAnt MOR ☆ I agree with you wholeheartedly. This vet is the only one I've seen that actually clips the hair and sterilizes the area he will be working on. All the others I've watched just stab the animal. I'm disgusted by the way they treat their "patients." They show a huge lack of compassion or empathy for the animal they are working on. I often wonder if the "Drs" are even licensed to treat the animals.
Same here I’ve seen some very barbaric abscess drainage done on cattle and cows . It’s sad glad he shaved it and gave it a local . Usually large operations just stick with a pocket knife or designated poker and walk away.
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@@angelalmcwane3293 he also used local pain killers before making the opening. I'm impressed.
@@matthewrowell5973 ~ This vet group gives top-notch care; everytime I've watched one of their videos. It's too bad all "farm animal" vets don't treat their patients with the same care & respect. 😟😢
Loved when the chunks plugged the incision and Vet had to go in and take out the bigger chunks so they wouldn't plug the hole. So satisfying to watch this done with care and compassion. Would watch videos from this Vet all day long. And the chunkier the better!!!
So satisfying to see the release of pressure when he pulls that chunky matter out. That cow has to be feeling much better. ♥️
AWESOME WORK from a TOTAL PROFESSIONAL! You don't see level of care from MOST vets! I am so amazed!
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Very impressive and a good man. good bless all animal lovers. that can't be fun.
Idk in what kind of country do you live but it's totally normal in mine lol. Every vet are like that
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A very compassionate vet, took very good care of this cow ❤️
For all the comments asking how the owner let the abscess get so bad, it's possible that this was the only time they could have an actual vet come look at it
If they're out far somewhere there may not be any vets qualified to drain an abscess of this size
Rather than trying to do it themselves and possibly causing more harm, they waited until a professional could tend to it which is better than the backyard surgeries I've seen animals have to endure
Also abcesses usually start off small before swelling over a short time period
^ This. I've literally seen things get like this overnight. I have no idea how ungulates manage to do it, but they can make a LOT of pus, VERY quickly!
You're supposed to wait until they're ready to drain. If you poke at it to soon you will infect it more.
This can happen in just a few days. They may notice a warm swollen area one afternoon and the next morning it looks like this.
What causes these abscesses? I've seen it on many cows, do they just.. Appear for no reason or it's a disease?
@@KrimsonKataclysm An abscess is usually caused by an injury which allows bacteria to get under the skin. This can be small, like a scratch or a bite, or a part of a larger injury. At least, that's my understanding.
Wow, this cow was so well taken care of. The other drainage videos of cattle I've seen look rather brutal. This vet obviously has a lot of compassion & it's wonderful to witness :)
bnenomore credit to the farmer, too!
bnenomore I've seen one where the farmer stabs it with a knife!!!
bnenomore ~ I couldn't have said it better. To tell you the truth, as if I would lie, I was just getting ready to post almost the same thing!! This group of vets are so kind & gentle with the animals that they are treating. The farmer gets a gold star from me for using this group of vets. I have watched a fair share of these videos and cannot stand to see the other vets (if that is really what they are) just stick a knife into the abscess while the animal bucks and tries to get away. No animal should be subjected to such cruelty!!
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🌿👀 Well said.
bnenomore not only that but the cow seems used to the vet and obviously trust him.
I can just imagine the amount of relief the poor cow must be feeling after the surgery
This Vet is by far the most compassionate that I have ever seen. Keep up the great work Doc.!
I wish there was some audio, but others wise, you have done a fantastic job! I know for a FACT that the cow felt such relief! We need more vets like you in this world! 👏👍
i always asked the same,,but we would not understand him, lol, maybe one of the old USSR countries
This doc is so thorough step by step and I respect him.
This cow got as good a treatment as a human would. Vet seems to be very caring & knowledgeable. Poor animals can’t verbalize their pain. This vet took time to make sure wound area was as clean & sterile as you can get in a barn. Hope the lady cow feels better
Oh, that poor girl...it really is amazing just how quickly these abscesses can form. I've seen a cow go from perfectly normal to giant, swollen and begging to be drained like this in as little as 48 hours.
How does the abscess start?
@@glowilk5377 they could have a fall, be kicked by another cow, bump herself, even ingrown hairs. So many ways to start them. They don't always get this big though.
We had a cow who formed an abcess due to a snake having bitten her. Brought her down from the mountain, it was drained (quite a lot) and she healed up just fine. She is still in one of the herds.
Awh poor moo-moo, the instant relief and care they received is so nice to see. My only worry is that the vet didn't wear protective gear on their face
Maybe because he made the incision on the lower portion of the abscess, stood back a bit, and let gravity do its job. While working in the hospital ,an abscess draining or thoracentesis was always performed at the lowest spot for drainage. 💙
Can you imagine the relief from all the pressure being released from all of that junk?
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Makes me wish I had one to bust on myself.
I was just thinking the same. There must have been so much pressure and then suddenly drrrrrrrrrraaaaaain. I am sure the cw was thinking something like Uuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaa, that's the stuff.
I had osteomyelitis and my thigh would blow up even bigger than that. When it was drained all I did was almost pass out from the relief.
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Poor girl! I've had an abscess before and it feels so toxic, there really no other way to describe it. I also had to have a nurse come out daily for three weeks changing my dressing and packing the 10cm hole in my back. She would have instantly felt so much better once it started coming out. Beautifully clean and careful care of this poor girl!! Hope she recovered 100% 🧡🐄
So so gratifying to see a cow a farm animal getting totally professional care right down to the cleanup when the vet was through! 😉 Better than the usual hack jobs!!
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Guessing its a milking cow, most slaughter cows don't ideally get abscesses this big.
It looks to be a Holstein heifer which would most likely be for milking. Some smaller dairies prefer to try to let abscesses naturally come to a head and drain on their own but when they get bad they'll call in a vet.
michelleml5791 I was thinking the exact same thing
michelleml5791 he better be doing a professional job, he is advertising keeboVet suppliers of very fine. Vet instruments. Just sayin. He always does a wonderful job. Wish the video had sound.
Love this vet. He is so gentle and through and always give pain and antibiotics shots before he begins his work. Great job.
This was by far the most impressive bovine abscess drainage I've ever seen. Using the hemostats to widen the wound and allow it to drain more, the method of flushing, and even going so far as to pack it. You usually only see this kind of care taken with human patients.
Fantastic.
This breaks my heart to see this sweet cow in pain. God bless this Veterinarian!!
One of the best vet’s I’ve seen. He’s got consideration for the animal. Too many butchers out there.
Agreed. I have no respect for those who kill animals.
such a caring vet. I'm assuming those first few syringes were numbing medicine and i feel most farm vets won't use any numbing meds when doing a procedure like this so i applaud you!
Some vets don't use it for these sort of things because they don't actually work that well. Still better to use it than not use it though.
You are correct ..even gave him IV pain meds in his neck 😍😍
This is the first video I have ever seen where the vet is doing it PROPERLY!!!!!!!!!, what a great guy!
I am just a city slicker how does a cow get a abscess what's the white chunks that come out of it I'm just wanting to learn to better expand my mind
I absolutely love how knowledgeable this vet is and how kind he is to this poor cow! So so sweet!
The kindest vet I've seen in a long time.
What a great vet!!! We all know it hurts but you care more than others! Thank you!!!
It’s a joy to see a professional veterinarian doing his job! Great work! 👏🏼👍🏼
Heck, my doctor don’t even lance a boil this well, lol. Glad to see this baby get some relief. They are just as important as us! 💜
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I appreciate this vet. I've seen so many that just walk in with a razor blade, slice, drain and go.
Great vet. Anesthetic given before incision was made shows excellent care and compassion. Animals need more of that. Farmer appears to be a good one as the cow is so clean. Good jobs!
I must say, thank God there are more sanitized & humane procedures to treat a HUGE abscess on a HUGE animal! Bravo for excellence all the way around! This is the first large farm animal abscess I’ve seen so properly treated. Thank you to the OWNER of this cow! More should be as responsible & thorough. Thank you for everything we’ve seen in this vid. My friend’s father is a large animal vet in central PA … I’m sure he’s done many of these. 😮
Very impressed with the level of expertise and compassion displayed by this vet. Who is he?
I love how much care and compassion this shows. So many of these cow videos just show terrible treatment and it's a nice change. Good guy vet.
I have watched alot of videos from the Keebovet and I am impressed. You are so kind to the animals, you numb them when needed, you are thorough and clean with a wash in the beginning. I enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
I’m very empress on how u treat the animals, u shave, clean the sore, sterilize the cows, u take the animals a extra miles on how u treat them. I’ve watch other vets they don’t do half on how u take care of them. Good for you keep it up.
Doc you are a true man with a heart for animals. I thank you for your humane treatment of animals,please stay the course.
I'm a vet tech for small animals. These abcess videos on cows blow my mind. They're huge!!
...Is it wrong that I cheered when the big chunky bits came splurting out?
Ascyltos not at all! I did too lol
no i felt the same
Ascyltos Nope. Your as normal as the rest of us....wait.... maybe not the BEST example! 🙄😏😜 Xxx
Those are the best part of the video omg
no. it is very normal...
Absolutely huge.A fantastic job of draining. That Cow will be much relieved.Great JOB done by the Vet.❤
This is by far the most sanitary and professional draining video!
Aww poor baby! You can see how much it hurt her and how relief she starts feeling after a while! You know it's a good professional at work when they take all precautions and are careful with anesthetics and handling the open wound, as well as paying attention to the patient and their reactions.
Best procedure I have seen, hands down.
All my respect for persons like you that care for the good health of the animals. Congratulations from the Canary islands _Spain
I started out looking a truck tires. Somehow I ended up here.
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I started out with car detailing videos lol
Conor McGregor speaking Irish. Got here in less than 6 videos.
Is it weird I was looking at hemorrhoid surgeries before this? 🤣
I started our with splinters
that cow is gonna feel sooo much better . ive been right next to a cow getting a similair treatment . by the way the cow was breathing you could tell it gave her a lot a relief.
This vet is awesome. He is so much better than some of these medical doctors. Kudos to him.😀
Having lived half my life on a horse and cattle ranch, I swear, it absolutely mind blowing how big these absesses can get. And how quickly they form and fill up. You do your best to take care of your stock, and keep an eye for these kinds of things, but there will always be a few here and there to slip by unnoticed from time to time, until they look like this. And having someone come out to take care of it is NOT cheap either. While hes there you normally want to have him look over any other stock that may be having issues and have him take care of it. Dealing with these absesses tho is just a fact of life in this business tho. But as bad as some of them may look, it also pretty amazing to see how much relief it brings to drain them, and how quickly they heal with some antibiotics and proper treatment and care.
I hope the cow felt a lot better afterwards
Violet Parr 14 she stopped kicking after he drained much part of the abcess so yeah probably she felt better :)
It definitely did!
For sure. I had an abscess that was comparable to my mass (somewhere between grapefruit and cantaloupe) from a spider bite that popped up overnight in my teens. I went to bed with an itchy lil red bite and woke up with a third ass cheek🤦🏼♀️ The treatment was almost identical, and while the forceps digging part was hellish (gotta get all the pockets of pus out somehow) cows have a higher pain tolerance than humans, and once all the pressure and pus is gone, it hardly hurts at all. By the second day, it wasn’t really even uncomfy except when I was changing out the packing (the long strip of iodine-infused gauze inside, that wicks out any new infection and lets it heal from the bottom up instead of sealing over and refilling)
Probably felt 30 pounds lighter in one leg...
So very gentle and caring is this vet! Well done!
Cows are tough cookies and rarely show discomfort/ pain. She did so well getting this drained and packed. The Vet used a local anesthetic and a general anesthesia to calm her down. Even with all that she was still in pain, I challenge any human that has an abscess to not kick when the injection is given and the abscess is drained. I worked on a dairy farm in my early years and witnessed this twice. It shows up in a day, it’s amazing how the cows immune system tries to get rid of the infection. I was amazed at the number of inoculations that had to be broken down. Good girl! I know she’s felling much better.
So glad the vet is professional and doesnt hurt the cow much.Be compassionate to animals as I love all living things
Great job Mister you are a true professional ☺
I love this vet. He's doing a wonderful job on these farm animals. God bless you sir.
Wow I am so impressed that this cow got such good treatment compared to what I have watched.
That is a huuuggggeee cyst. Very well taken care of. Great job
Isso sim é um veterinário de verdade por vocação e amor. Parabéns ao doutor!
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What a wonderful caring man. He seems to have compassion for his patients. God bless you and keep you safe. You are a gift.
Great vet! Great pain management
A very human vet with a big care for animals - gloves, antibiotics, and anesthetic it seems to me. I saw worse I didn't see better. Bravo to this man and I wish him a long life in his job.
That Baby had to be in such agony! So glad she got some relief after the Vet. Opened it up and drained it.
Finally a vet who cares.....
The cow has feelings too.
Great job.
Ooh the abcess was still breaking down, even if there was pus a whole bunch of the chunks were coming out, that's good
Yes, so stop eating rotting flesh from sentient animals
@@suzie3716 miss girl- 😭 literally who said anything about that
@@danielacacho1555 she's a vegan so she is obviously morally superior and has to make sure that *everyone* understands how morally superior she is.
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@@suzie3716 nah. Actually I’ll eat twice as much this week for you. You’ve now caused the murder and consumption of a weeks worth of animals.
You took such great care of this cow. Thank you for being thorough & professionally clean & tidy work
That poor MooMoo! :( I can't imagine how much pain she was in! So glad to see she's getting the proper care! :)
Absolutely LOVE your Cleanliness.
Your Approach has been my Favorite thus far
Great job Doc👍🏽
That's gotta be a huge relief! Excellent work, Doc. Poor girl but she'll feel so much better
Какая четкая, уверенная, бережная работа доктора! Спасибо, конечно же, за такой труд по лечению животных.
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Finally a dr that loves animals and wants upmost care for them. Thanks dr ❤ I am almost certain she felt better after all that stuff came out. 😊
Aww 🥰 bet that baby feels so much better
Poor baby the vet used so much of the numbing medication but the abscess must have been so bad cause the cow still felt it sometimes. This is the only vet I'll watch do this he's so gentle and gives plenty of medication to the cows to try make sure they as comfortable as possible, and he's as gentle as he can be. I love to see animals treated with love and respect.
Well done sir! One of the few that took the time to actually use local anaesthesia. Many vets don't bother to use local since for one, it costs the client more money and second, they think they are bovines hence tough animals (which they are)but they feel pain nonetheless. He properly disinfected the area and took his time. I understand that farmers have to meet profit margins and many would have attempted to do this themselves but this farmer was wise to call the vet out as you have to watch out for the nervous system and make sure you don't section any nerves. Besides, a cow that doesn't feel as much pain is one that is less likely to kick out and one that has a better experience with its handlers so it takes less time and you reduce the risk. It's a win win for everyone!:)
I have seen a lot of these videos of cow abscess removals, and this vet is by far the kindest towards the cow's. He actually tries to numb up the are before he cuts into the abscess. I'm not talking about just shoving a needle in one spot for a second and calling it a day! No he goes around several places to try and numb the area.
Bearing in mind the immensity of the abscess, it is good to see the udder is unaffected. What was the infective bacteria? E coli, staphylococcus?
Wendy Rowland I was wondering if I was the only one that wanted to know!!!
What a fantastic vet, he cares, is precise and does a great job. Well done him.
The cow on the right was looking at what was going on as if to say..what on earth are you doing? Lol
Really glad the cow got treatment. I can only imagine the relief it felt after getting all that out of it.
That's a very clean cow! Bless the owner for keeping the cow so clean.
Hmm. He could keep them clean but failed to do something about that abscess before it became that big?
Thank you for helping this cow and numbing him up first at least as much as possible. I’ve watched some others that just jabbed a knife in.
Best vet yet. Gentle hands. Not like some caveman.
He needs to teach classes for people that think they know what they're doing and then post it like they're hot stuff.
This is absolutely fantastic.
So nice that you used local anaesthetic.
Poor cow. This vet did a great job helping it.
Am I they only one that found the chunks satisfying 😂😂😂
Ouch. Poor momma. Ty for giving her relief n care!
That has got to feel better! I feel the relief for the poor cow!
You can tellshe feels some relief almost immediately. She sort of relaxes that leg. Excellent!!!❤❤❤
Holy cow I bet he or she feels better
Laura Gadille ~ Simple way to tell. If they have udders they are girls. Not meant as an insult. I thought it was a cute question! You must be a city girl. 🙄
This man has great compassion for the animals he works with . He knows they can feel pain like all Gods creatures. God Bless Him 🙏 ❤ 🙏 !
that was so gross but at the same time so interesting to see. thank you and sure hope the cow feels better soon. bless it's little heart
The comments I'm seeing on this procedure are spot on. Love how you treat the animal as humanly as possible taking all precautions by applying antiseptic and antibiotics. Others should watch and cease their barbaric practices of a box cutter or whatever else they use to relieve the pressure.
cow like, hey what's going on? what are you doing back there? 😄😄😄
Hey u look like you got alot going behind you as well in the ass department 😎gimi that phone number
I find these types of problems amazing..I grew up on a dairy farm and never saw anything remotely like this. When I had dairy goats I brought one with a tiny cyst, a little smalleer than a quail egg. , vet came in landed it and I kept track etc and that was it...
*Everytime you all drink milk now I want you to think of this video*
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Kyle Guilmette oooooo im drinking milk rn😂😂😂😂
Drinking it as I'm watching
Melhor veterinária da RUclips, fez todas as limpezas e ainda se preocupou com a dor do animal