GREEN GUNK bubbles from COW's FOOT
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She seems so much more relaxed after the abscess drains, that's got to be such a relief
But why does he push on it? Anyone who’s ever had an abscess knows that excruciating feeling when there’s pressure and only a small hole to release the purulent material. Once the opening is big enough, the pressure is gone.
@@pamsheppard7998 Not a trimmer but at a guess he's probably trying to determine where the abscess is under the horn so he can trim more effectively/efficiently.
I think that's the case too. He's explained a few times in which is was pressing on the hoof that he wasn't doing it to cause her pain, but to feel what's underneath it. Which gives him more information on how big and where the problem is.
I would imagine he needs to press to expel as much mucky fluid as possible. Also as an indicator as to how big the problem really is under the hood horn; more fluid and bubbles = bigger cavity?
He's feeling for depth of the cavity, and separation of the horn around it.
Poor girl was obviously uncomfortable when you were trimming her, but she was walking fairly well on the way out, so another win. 😊🐄
After my husband passed I needed to sell our hobby farm - the dairy farmer who has been renting the tillable acreage bought it and I've had occasion to ask him about certain hoof conditions his cows experience based on their environments. I quite enjoyed his expression of perplexed surprise that his neighbor (me), an academic in art history should know anything about hoof health. 😉One day I will tell him all about your channel, Graeme, but not just yet. 😆
Hahaha I love that! 😂
And sorry to hear your husband passed away though. It must’ve been really tough for you ❤️
@@fairlyvague82 😁
@@fairlyvague82 Thank you. It's been 2 years and I miss him every day. 💔
I cannot explain to people why I find hoof trimming videos so fascinating. Yet there can be little doubt that I do.
Thanks for your efforts sir.
I personally prefer the short ones like this one.
So little practical value this offers me yet I probably pay closer attention to this than my job
I know right?
"Green Gunk Bubbles from Cow's Foot"
My brain: Grosssssss
Also my brain: FASCINATING
I watch Dr. Pimple Popper from time to time and I can feel
The same build up of pain and then relief. If you can feel their pain as your pain, which they can’t do anything about, but feel better for them as you feel better for yourself, the empathy is the key.
Me too
Graeme, it must be an amazing feeling at the end of the day knowing you've given comfort to these sweet cows. Your "herd" loves you! 💚🐄🧡🐂💚
He's the Cow Daddy! 🤠🐄🥰
yeha being a multimillionaire care of youtube must be AWESOME
"this cow has begun her road to recovery." And that is why we watch you.
I dont work with cows in any shape or form, but I find your videos absolutely fascinating! 😊
The luckiest cow in the world. To have Graeme attend to a cow, is priceless. Shout out to Craigie Boy and Kevin! ❤❤❤❤
So wonderful how kind you are with these sweet creatures.
Hi Graeme, so glad you are helping other farmers, who are taking care of their cows hoofs.
The one you just helped, turned to tell you thank you also.
Thank you for everything you have done for farmers.
Take care and stay safe till next time.
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She must have felt such relief when that pus drained out. I am so pleased to hear that your gloriously green glue is selling so well and having great feedback. You must be (rightly) so proud! 💚💚💚
I was thinking the same. When I was pregnant with my daughter I step on the head of a screw, of course I couldn't see where I was stepping. It bruised really bad and I had to use a cane. Again I couldn't see the bottom of my foot and my husband said, oh its just bruised. I loved with it for almost a month when I went in for a checkup and dr prescribe some ointment. Husband rubbed it in and I went to the hospital. That thing popped when the nurses were putting on the socks to go into the OR. the one nurse asked where all the blood was coming from, I said, yes it finally popped. They took off the sock and had to put a bandage on it. I was so happy thinking when I get up to walk no more pain. Even having the c-section I was still happy to one get 10.13lb baby out but more so to get that huge bump to pop on my heel
I believe I can talk for some farmers around the world (me from Germany). For me personally, you made me learn to look closer to the feet of my cows.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
I love your Channel and all you all do. You are all the Best!! Sending my love and appreciation from Calgary Canada ❤️
I love these videos that are as much a classroom lecture as a demonstration. I love learning, and you are so thorough in your explanations. Thank you for teaching, and thank you for your wonderful work!
I'd never make it in your line of work. I'd be running around hosing off everything from all of the muck and whatnot. Thanks for being out there doing a wonderful service for these wonderful animals!
I know you speak about Veterinarians a lot when it comes to certain issues cows have but it seems to me that what you do is just as important as anything a veterinarian does. I am always in amazement watching your videos. If I were a cow I would request you to be my hoof trimmer lol. The trimming process which you always follow seems to me to be as important as anything that a veterinarian does when assessing a cow for issues. The fact that you are able to do the process and almost always be able to find the issue is really amazing. This video shows so well how that process leads you to the right conclusion. Again I find it just amazing how you are able to do your job and help the cows recover. Thanks for sharing just a small part of your daily work life with us. 10 stars⭐️ on a 5 star⭐️ rating scale. 👍
I don't have cows but I have learned so much by watching your video's for the last couple years. Who'd ever thought watching hoofs being shaved and treated would be so satisfying.
Hello guys, another great fix to help that cow. Her journey under your care will be so successful. Animals know when humans care. 👋👋👋👋😊😊😊😊👌👌👌👌
A great and gentle trim Graeme...she will be a lot more comfortable and happy on her pins now.
Graeme, why should you be so surprised that all these people are buying your Green Goo? These people can see from your videos how outstanding a hoof trimmer you are......and if you are using a product successfully, they know it's a good product, and well worth the investment. Anything with the "Hoof GP Seal (or Cow, I guess) of Approval" is going to be good.
I agree.
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It’s so great watching you guys go to work to bring these cows relief and comfort ❤️
Poor gal. So glad you helped her!
I know it’s gross, but I love it when you fix a hidden abscess! I can almost feel the cow’s relief when the pressure is gone. ❤👏👍
Nice job Graeme, I'm sure shes feeling MUCH better now even if she was complaining at the time
Sooo glad she's in your care. Thank you. God bless you for what you do for these cows.
Another happy cow thats on her way to a happy life because you relieved the pain in her hoof 😍
I'm not sure how I got to your page but I really enjoy watching you and hearing the "care" for these cows and bulls!
Great job love to watch this show makes me appreciate cows and farms more
So glad to hear the success of your bonding glue. Reminds me of the green slime from ghost busters lol. Who ya gonna call, the hoof gp!🎉
Glad to hear that your glue is doing so well! Bet that once all the pressure was released miss cow probably felt so much better!
🌱 new GP product. 😄 awesome . You got to be proud. Glad for success..
Half way through ❤️❤️❤️❤️😱😱😱😱the Hoof Doctor will look after you. THANK YOU
I love the educational portion of your videos. Thank you for sharing your amazing profession with us!
I love watching your videos it makes my heart happy when the cow can walk away in much less pain❤they are lucky to have you and your team!!
Thank you Graeme for all you do! 🤩We love how you love your beautiful cows! 💙🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄💙 And thank you for teaching us so much about the Bovine World! We appreciate and look forward to your videos! Keep up the good work!!! CARRY ON and LOVE SOLES! 🌟💙🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄💙🌟
Hello Graeme. You are a blessing to these cows, as well as all your helpers as well. i also love watching your brothers channel too. He is great. God bless
Love your videos - you’re a really beautiful person inside and out 💙
Love what you do. What determines putting a bandage on or not. I thought for sure that silasalac acid was going to be used? Just curious. Sorry for the lousy spelling. It even killed the autocorrect! LOL Thanks again for all you do.
Part of me wishes I could do this, just to help animals, but I've got one hell of an aversion to smells and I don't like stuff on my skin. The other part realizes that I wouldn't trust myself with a knife anyway. These are usually cathartic to watch, and glad people are out there looking after these animals.
The one you just helped, turned to tell you thank you You are all the Best!! Sending my love
I always think they're looking back as if to say, "WHAT the heck was THAT?!??" 😂🤣😂😝 ...but your thought is much sweeter. 😁
Awesome Graeme. Thank you so much. 🙏💜
I used to work at FEDEX at a sorting hub and they use a lot of conveyor belts there to move packages thru the hub for sorting.
When the conveyor belts get worn, new ones are installed and the old belts are rolled up and put in a recycle area.
I had a friend who had horses and she wanted to cut down on the mud building up in the stalls.
I told her that I could get the used belting for nothing and then lay it down in stripes and then crisscross it using construction adhesive to keep it all in place and solid.
It kept the barn and stalls very neat and clean and also kept the mud out of the horses feet from caking up under the hooves.
They do use rubber matting in some place where they keep cows indoors to reduce the sort of injury that Graeme uncovered here.
You are an amazing teacher, Graeme! Even though I will never be even close to a cow. I love learning from you!
Thanks for explaining why you carve in the divots in the interior of the cow's foot. I've seen you do it in many videos, and didn't know why.
Oh man, I can smell that from here! Your education is second to none. I wish I had you as a mentor when I started as a young veterinarian over 38 years ago! Thank you for your dedicated effort to bring us new content and excellent education.
You guys do a wonderful job. I hope you do many many more years a good work.
Thank you so much for helping that poor cow that was surely in constant suffering. May God bless you always.
I study physics and have never been on a farm but these videos make my day much better and inspire me to want to visit Scotland 😂. I know more about cattle’s hooves than I would have ever imagined knowing in my life
Oh she had to be relieved. Sometimes it's hard to imagine how they keep walking with so much going on inside their hooves. Bless you for the time and loving care you give these cattle. If they could tell you they would say " thank you so much " 💓
That poor girl had to have been experiencing excruciating pain. Thanks for taking such good care of her. She thanks you, too!
Discuss what?
Thankyou for the LOVE YOU showed Gorgeous Bear❤❤❤❤ You are all Angels. And THANKYOU for next Fur Babies you help.
Graeme, so great to see the cows look back when they are walking away, I am sure they are saying thanks.
Thank you for caring so much for these girls. Your explanations are clear & informative & the clips never too long. Well done on the success of your green glue! Greetings from S Australia
I've dropped stuff on my toe before and know the pain that comes with every beat of the heart...and the relief when I drilled (using my fingers to turn a sterilized drill bit) a small hole through the nail. Pressure was enough to spray myself in the face...that was preasant.
Nice to see the cow stop jumping once the pressure was off.
Cheers from New Brunswick, Canada...eh.
Fun to watch while eating my mint chip ice cream.
Love watching your videos! You are so gentle with these sweet animals! Love from Missouri ❤❤❤❤❤
Graeme, nothing more satisfying than becoming an expert in your field. The cows and farmers you service are blessed to have your expertise. And ecstatic that your new glue formulation has taken off and is being received so well. Congratulations!
As always, the way you care about the cow is inspiring.
Just wondering why you would not wrap that abscess?
As always, love watching your awesome skill with your knife and seeing the cows walk away feeling so much better. Keep on crackin on Graeme 😎
Hey you California says hello you are a blessing to this world 🌍
Thank you for your healing.
Bless it! That was a nasty one thanks for all that you guys do!
Congrats on your glue! Make a fortune, babycakes!
Thank you for taking care of the cows. ❤
I love seeing the cows looking back as if to say, thank for fixing my feet or great pedicure.
I’m so glad there are people like you who care so much about the welfare of the cows. Thank you for sharing your life with us
Graeme, I'm starting to be able to distinguish shed sole, pigmentation, bruising and real problems from each other. I can't yet distinguish the real problems from each other, but I'm watching to try to learn how.
I'll never be a hoof trimmer, but learning is fun.
I bet she feels a million times better now!! 🐄
Every time i see an ep like this it truly shows how much these BoB go through just to live and provide for us
Luckily they have ppl like you looking out for them
As soon as you opened up the main cavity under the hoof horn, she quieted down. That had to have been a major relief.
I not only enjoy your videos, but your adverts are absolutely stellar.
You know that some creators create great content when you suddenly realize "Oh, is this an advertisement? Well done, then!"
Your message is really inspiring. Thank you for what you're providing for all of us. It's a real blessing.
We all need to realize what Graeme is going to be to the history of this field. He popularized understanding of it. He spread the Dutch method to millions of people. He invented the world’s most popular glue. For bovine foot care, Graeme Parker is a Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Robert Koch, Albert Einstein, Tom Brady, Alexander Fleming level field-defining legend.
Congratulations on the success of HGP bovine glue Graeme!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Well Earned and Certainly well Deserved. Xo ❤👍✌️🫶🙏👋🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮😉 Cows around the 🌍 are much more comfortable and happier thanks to you 😮😊.
It makes my day to see new offerings from you. ❤
I'm a banker by training and I love your videos. I've been watching since I got pregnant with my daughter and now she's a year and a half old. We watch your videos before bed and she falls asleep to them usually. Thanks for the videos ❤ I grew up on a produce farm so seeing an animal farm is interesting to me
Brill as always ...........thanks for helping her guys 🙂
Please do a video collage of people all over the world using the new hoof grip. A caption saying where the person is in the world would be great.
Its an interesting mood to switch between videos of hooves and feet care and the similarity of care at times. And iodine. Good old stuff.
Bless her sweet heart I know that must have been hurting her greatly.I am so glad that you am so glad that you can help her hoof.
Poor cow. Thanks for being so kind to these beautiful cows❤
Oh no wrap this time?
Poor sweet thing. So glad you give them relief.
Graeme you are so patient
Love the thank you looks at the end must feel so much better
Thank you for the modeling out explanation; now I understand better.
Best video I've seen, like the fact you've explained physiology more
Lovely job! 😁🐄💕
I could almost feel the pain and yet it was necessary to get the relief. So fascinating yet I never hear about the training needed for this work. Not that it's be interested in it but would be interesting.
I don't have any cattle, only 3 sheep but I love watching every single episode. You are such an inspiration to all animal lovers. I'm a pet groomer from New Zealand. 😊
i love your videos so much. i haven't seen another hoof trimmer with the compassion you have (there may be some but i haven't seen any) and kindness towards these beautiful cows
Love ur videos as does my 8 year old daughter put she misses the song u used to play at the start of your videos. She'd always sing along
You know when they are kicking and fussing up front that it’s a real ouchie, but I bet she felt 95% better when you finished. I’m always interested in when you do or do not wrap the hoof. I would have thought that, because she is on dirty concrete with an open wound, that you would have wrapped the hoof (even though it’s not touching due to the block).
Interesting. I guess it needs to drain 🤷🏻♀️. Anyway…you have mad skills, Graeme. SO GLAD for you and the Fam that the Channel and the business (your great green glue) are doing so well. Lovely to see nice people being successful. Cheers from 🇨🇦👍👏👏
You are an angel to every animal you treat.
I enjoy watching you making their lives better ! You are a good man. Thank you for teaching us!
There you have it. Another happy cow. You make your viewers happy too. Way to go!!!!
I’m so glad that you helped her hood ❤
Plus she didn’t look dirty like most other cows you work on. Of course I know you can’t control that aspect of the cows treatment! It just that cows truly love being clean, just like most other animals and they seem to least kept that way at most farms I have seen on RUclips and in person.
You always do a great job! My friend is a dairy farmer and invited me over to watch their hoof trimmer do his thing - she thinks it’s hilarious that I can speak with some knowledge about hoof problems! All thanks to you 😏
I never thought I would ever sit and watch a Scottish guy trim cows hoofs. ❤❤❤❤❤
Love your compassion Graeme!
It's amazing to me how much the cows just go with the flow!!