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Dealt with bedsores on my aunt for 17 years, and the one thing that her wound care doctor told me that I remember is, bleeding is a good sign. It means that the area still has good blood flow going into the area. Which means that it will eventually heal.
Your aunt seems nice 😊
Bless you for tending to her!
Also bleeding takes the muck AWAY
Wow, I pretty much just posted the same thing about bleeding tissue! It’s so true about tissue that bleeds means it’s still alive, has blood flow (obviously) and has a better chance of healing. I too dealt with a lot of bedsores while I worked as a CMA (not a CNA) in a Nursing home. This particular nursing home had a lot of problems with bed sores because over half of the patients were bed ridden and the bloody CNA's didn't do their damn jobs properly! I would get so damn. As when I would go into a patients room to give them Their medications and they were in the SAME position they were in the last time I had been in their room! Some up to 6-8 hours! I went to the head nurse one day when I went into "Mr. Johnson's room" to give him his afternoon medications and the man had tears streaming down his cheeks. I asked him what was wrong and all he could do was try to point and I knew he must have a bed sore. I changed his position and when I checked where he had been trying to point to I was livid… not only did he have a bed sore, he had a stage FOUR bed sore and it was completely open… when I had changed his position, the bottom bed sheet had been adhered to the place and pulled away revealing one of the worst untreated bedsores I had ever seen!!! I was new to this particular nursing home having only been working their for a couple of weeks. This particular patient had not been on my treatment schedule until that day. I couldn’t be.I’ve what I was looking at! I went and got the RN on duty and she walked in took one look at the man and went to fire the CNA's and NA's that had been working this particular wing of the facility… Mr. Johnson had to be taken to the hospital to have that ulcer surgically debrided and was there for a week before he came back to the facility… when he came back, I took over his wound care… I like to use Silvadine or silver alginate when I treat open wounds… they heal so much better and faster than just changing the dressings… Mr. Johnson made a full recovery and every patient I had on my rounds, were bedsore free or on their way to being so… I rode the CNA's butts about Changing the positions of these patients so something like what happened to mr. Johnson never happened again!
I came to the comments to say this. Bleeding means live tissue and the body still has a chance to heal. It can send in granulation fluid to help rebuild tissue and white blood cells to keep infection at bay.
Pus also isn't totally a bad thing because it's comprised of dead bacteria, unless it's a closed inflammatory lesion, and dead white blood cells, which is why it's often whitish in color, that have fought and killed the bacteria. It does often still contain bacteria, so it's important to flush it out, but it's not a bad sign.
I was actually glad to see the bleeding. As a nurse, when you see blood, you see the potential to heal. Keep up the incredible job!!
Learn something everyday
Yeah, a good blood supply means the flesh isn't necrotic, and can help flush the wound of bacteria and some of that muck. If you mess with something that looks that lacerated and it doesn't bleed, or bleeds super thick, that's a *problem*.
Hey Hoof GP- watching these videos the past couple months helped me get through an anxiety/depression relapse. It also reignited (or rather, reminded me of) my passion for taking care of animals. I am now pursuing a veterinary internship this summer! Thank you for all you do. Much love from Georgia!
Hang in there. I'm also going through a depression relapse, it's refreshing to hear someone speak of it in those terms. So just know that you're not alone. It sounds like you've done this before and you can do it again! Love from London.
Thanks for sharing and I hope the internship is wonderful!
Much love from North Carolina!
I know what your going through all too well, hang in there. UGA has an amazing vet and animal husbandry school, it's only an hour from me and going just during the day isn't that bad of a drive. Depending on where your at, I know of a really good vet that took interns, at least as of 4 years ago, in Greensboro Ga.
wow that is awesome. I pray your onward adventure is a fruitful one x
I wish you the best, I am a fan of Anxiety (Not really ;) ) I suffer it, Some thing that helps you help yourself out is the way your heading back to where you want to be, I hope you get everything you want! Whilst travelling a new career or goal =)
I want to address this as someone who has owned, trained, bred, and shown horses for over 30+ years. Graeme's knife work is EXCEPTIONAL. When I couldn't get a farrier out ( lived way out in the country), my daughter and I had to do trimming ourselves on young horses. Not only do you have to have a VERY VERY sharp hoof knife and rasp, but it takes so much practice and precision to make cuts like this!! This cow literally looks like she has a brain in her FOOT !! WOW! Thank you so much Graeme ( sorry if I spell this wrong) I enjoy your videos and talk to my farrier and horses about your work!! 🤣 We are fans!
That is something I noticed when watching other hoof trimmers. He really does have excellent knife skills compared to the others I have seen.
I can't imagine that anyone thinks you've cut into her flesh to cause the bleeding. We all know that you are incredibly gentle with each cow in your care & we can see that you care enough to take your time with each one & do everything in your power to ease pain & suffering, particularly with a horrendous foot like this one.
The cows you look after are so incredibly lucky to have you as their podiatrist & we viewers are privileged to be able to watch you work. Thank you for all that you do.
I agree. If anything, if the tissue is bleeding, it means the foot is alive and healthy, and can heal itself in time.
I’m not sure what the prognosis is for this girl, but it’s better to take care of it now before it becomes an even bigger issue.
its the internet... people are dumb :D
I agree that anyone who watches this channel regularly knows that any blood is very unlikely to be caused from his knife use. But a random person watching for the first time could easily jump to the conclusion that "Oh, blood? He cut the cow!".
I really appreciate you posting these more "graphic" videos. It is amazing to see how much better her foot looks after the trim.
Seriously. If you remove a rotting tooth, it doesn't look like it's better in the middle of surgery but it certainly feels better for the person
I couldn't find the update though. Could you? Or anyone?
@sarahbasto6520, neither could I.
@@sarahbasto6520 is there isn't, either he still didn't visit or the cow was too sick to maintain...
what do you mean?@@crios8307
Keep us updated on her recovery please! ❤
Yes, please - I want to see how this particular Moo-moo-cow (my kid's term, haha) is doing.
We never seen to see many updates.
If you watch enough of these it sinks in that if you had an open wound and a doctor had to stitch you up, it would require cleaning the wound and stitching it up. There would be blood but the doctor would be helping you. That's what's happening here while you remove the loose hoof. I appreciate the work you do to help these injured cows. Very informative.
Bleeding tissue is healthy tissue.
I am 100% positive this poor girl is well on her way getting better!! 🐮
Congratulations to Graham (The Hoof GP), Craigy-Boy, and all the others!! 💜
She needs the vet in this case
The cow can definitely feel how precise you're being. I'd love it if all doctors and vets were that determined and focused on their patient! Look forward to the follow-up.
Graham, I can’t help but wonder, based on the compassion you demonstrate while focusing solely on hooves, how marvelously effective you would be as a credentialed veterinarian. ❤
Or as a father and husband!
No offense or anything, and I agree with you on your post, but in his case it's spelled Graeme.
@@MikeJones-jh5ih Duly chastised, duly noted.
Omg I’ve been spelling his name like Graem lol
@@MikeJones-jh5ih Learn something every day, I never figured that out, thanks!
Thank you, Graeme, for helping this creature. The blood wasn't bad at all,but expected. Please give us follow ups. ❤
Yes indeed, please! I'd love to see her recovery progress! Poor lady. I was afraid the grinder would catch at the end when you were triming up and rounding out the edges around the outside of the claw, but neither the knife nor the grinder ever touched flesh. Well done, Graeme!
Name is Graham
@cosmic_dreamxo NO it's not spelled that way. It's spelled in British names.
I’m dealing with a wound on my sons foot due to a staff infection. He nearly had to have it removed, but doctors are working hard getting getting it to close and him being able to walk on it. This channel has helped me to understand so much about healing and the time it takes. I hope this cow gets there too. Great work GP!
Staphylococcus? Terrible bugs. They've got a stupid amount of toxins and virulence factors. I hope your son beats the infection soon.
I hope your son heals quickly and well. I know it's hard to watch suffering, so I hope, too, that his recovery is quick and easy on you.
It's nothing to that extent, but I've been fighting an infected toe (ingrown nail), for weeks, and I work on my feet in construction. It's a strange blessing, but the steel toe of my work boots help avoid putting pressure on the sore area, and the ankle support is fantastic. Here's for a strong recovery for your boy
@@caolanmoore4027 amazing he did, but the damage was significant. He’s he’s had 12 surgeries to try to close this wound, but he sill has a small wound left that just doesn’t want to heal. They have him doing hyperbaric treatment now. I think it’s helping. Thank you for your good wishes!
@@ghostgirlinc-oj6ly Thak you so much!
That is THE most mangled hoof I've ever seen! Shame on that cow's owner for leaving it so long, kudos to the HoofGP for the best repair job possible!
I was going to say, doesn't the farmer at least give his livestock a visual exam once in a while? To not notice a hoof that large and deformed is pure neglect on the owners part. Glad she got it taken care of.... Finally.
We shouldn't judge. After dealing with a death, I was bedridden for 4 months. I lived alone in NYC and no one even noticed. I nearly lost everything. You never know what someone else is going through.
@@yezmirsheppard-halika6892 No. There's no excuse for that kind of neglect of a life you are responsible for. And in for your state, I feel for you, but didnt you have a telephone in this day and age? There's always someone you can reach out to, even total strangers will help someone in distress if reached out to.
Graeme thank you for the wonderful care you gave this cow!! We know you didn’t cut into her tissue! Did she recover well! Prayers to you and your crew and family!! Also praying for the cattle! We all are thankful for your kindness and skill! Did this little girl recover well?
Thank you so much for your channel! I doubt any of us in the "Herd" thinks you'd ever cut into live flesh. We see how much you care about those cows! 🐂❤🐄
Lela Cooper I agree and she will feel so much better now and looking forward. If you want I can be part of your herd! 😁 That was so cute. LOL At the same time I feel it is very true.
I like him to introduce his writer or editor, I know he doesn’t use this type of vocabulary when he is working and talking at the same time.
@@holdurhorse9149 Not when he's working, but that doesn't mean he's not capable of considered and careful speech! There was no need for such an insult. He's clearly a very intelligent man and incredibly knowledgeable about his career and everything involved in it. And being a Celt he'll be genetically disposed to communicate clearly and with a varied vocabulary. He's a joy to listen to and I'm sure that he writes his own scripts.
I think hed needxa mirror tondo that....
Can we get an update on her progress? If she can go with that horrible sore, I have faith that she will fully heal. Your amazing keep up the great work you do!!!
YES, THIS! I just dug around searching because he made it sound like we'd see her next visit, but I couldn't find anything??
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OMG, that is horrific. I'm sure she is glad you take so much care and thought into what you are doing to help her. You really are an example of those chosen ones that can help her heal. Great job.
The ministrations on this particular cow are as careful and commpassionate as ever. Just looking at the video I feel for the cow. I know her chances of recovery are small. However you have provided the best opportunity for her to make a recovery. Thanks as always for sharing what was extremely difficult for you and the patient.
Thank you for helping her as much as you can. Hope she recovers well and can’t wait to see the update 🤞🏼🤞🏼
I'm always amazed that Graeme can look at a hoof this bad and think "I can fix this". Then he cracks on and does it!
Martha, His name is written Graeme not the American way of Graham. Just for information purposes. Have a great day!! Jenn from Ontario, Canada. 💖🇨🇦
@@jenniferlehman326 Those darn Scots, messing it up for us colonials "It is Graham crackers not Graeme crackers"🤣🤣🤣 Hello from a fellow Canadian herd member🇨🇦
@@jenniferlehman326 Thank for taking time from your busy day to correct my spelling.
@Martha Fletcher I hope it didn't come across as presumptuous or horrible of me. I just thought you should know the correct way to spell his name. I hope you have a wonderful evening ahead! Jenn.💖💖
Graham or Graeme is not based on any American way of spelling. It’s just a parent’s prerogative. Uncle Graham/Graeme’s name was spelt a certain way and he was a nice guy, so. 😉.
Besides the skill, besides the raw talent, what makes you such a good trimmer is that you have such a kind heart. Your love for what you do and the love you have for these animals really shines through each trim. You do an amazing job. :)
anybody who's seen more than one of your videos would never have any reason to believe you've cut into live tissue, my man. it's so obvious how much of your heart and soul you put into each of these cows and how much you care about them
You did an incredible job on this hoof! It is clear that you have not even come close to cutting any "good" tissue; this hoof is in extremely bad shape, and the bleeding is unavoidable.... even expected! Don't be so hard on yourself! The viewers with brains understand that!!!
Bravo for making this cow's life better!!! Keep up the amazing work!!! 😊
I’ve been following you for a couple of years. I know how much you love those cows and how much pride you take in your work Your true followers know you will never hurt a cow on purpose. I enjoy watching your videos I feel such gratification knowing your helping those cows have a better quality of life Good for you GP you the man or should I say hoof😅 Your new friend Rick from Philadelphia USA.
I was so moved by this poor animals predicament I had to write to say what an incredible job you do. You are truly a incredibly gifted healer for our bovine family, thank you for your patience and care and your kindness. Bless you.
You're a professional, that's what matters. You are careful and very deliberate about where you cut and trim. This wound is complex and difficult to navigate. But you handled it like a champ Graeme
Brenndan, for information purposes, his name is written Graeme not the American way of Graham. Have a great day!! Jenn from Ontario, Canada, 💖 🇨🇦
@@jenniferlehman326 thanks!
@@brenndanmcdonaugh1672 I hope no offense was taken. Have a great evening ahead Brenndan!!
Ohhh - that poor girl! 😮 Like many others, I’m wondering how it got to that state. She didn’t complain at all throughout the trim, so you clearly weren’t hurting her - just doing her a lot of good! I imagine she’ll feel a whole lot better very soon thanks to your efforts❣️
I know it’s not always like this, but I am confident within my heart that some animals, especially those who are in a bad state, on some level know that the healer is trying to help.
I have a trio of cats that were born to a very feral stray. I captured her and the kittens right after they were born (3 days) to save them from the animal exterminators. The feral momma was very sick with an upper respiratory infection. I got her to the vet and had to administer eye ointment and antibiotic pills to her regularly. I was expecting to be cut to ribbons in the process, but she didn’t. Whether it was her illness or if she knew that I was giving a safe home to her and her kittens, but she just laid there. Putting up with pills and ointments until she was better. And she made a full recovery and was able to properly nurse her kittens.
(Unfortunately she was too feral to keep domestically. But I got her all her shots and had her spayed and released to a safer area nearish where she roamed before. I tried to set her up for the best life she could have. And her kittens live with me, fat and happy house cats.)
Poor little girl. I'm so thankful she had you guys to help her heal. This is no different to debriding a bad wound in humans. You clean, you take away the dead parts that are hindering, but you don't make it worse. This is why I always come back because I can see and understand what you are doing.
You're One of the best in the hoof trimming business. You take exceptional care of the cows and at this point, anyone saying anything about a hoof when it bleeds while you're treating it is either a maniac, or a troll. Thanks for the great content
I appreciate how concerned you are, to be sure we know you are not cutting live tissue. Anyone who watches you regularly knows that there are several factors that can cause blood to appear, including simply moving (as you described in this video). You are one of the most compassionate people out there. Thank you for being you.
I've watched a lot of these and can say I wouldn't be able to do this without hurting the animals. I greatly appreciate your skills and knowledge. You really care about the cows.
The most amazing thing with these videos is to witness a man's total dedication to a craftmanship. Really inspiring to anyone whatever their own occupation or employment will be.
That poor baby. She had to feel so much better. I pray she has a full recoverY. Thank you for what you do.
I think 5:44 is a good example of the tissue being so damaged that it will bleed without Graeme accidentally cutting it. You can see him brush against the big growth with the back of the hook, but it only starts bleeding when he starts to put pressure on the knife away from the growth. The tissue is so damaged that the pulling caused by the knife is enough to make it bleed.
What caused her hoof to do that? I hope you do follow-ups on her!! Oh and the reason she was so well behaved is that she knew you were there to help her ❤
@Smoke 003723 thanks for clarifying, I was wondering the same as christys butterfly. He does do a really good job👍🏻👍🏻
Definitely would like a follow up with this cow. It’s one of the most pitiful things I’ve seen on the channel. I was also wondering if it started with an accident or as explained the white line issue.
Thank you Graeme for taking such good care of these animals. You have such a big heart. 💕💕
Greame we all know you are doing your best not to hurt the cows and are only trying to help the best you possibly can, don't worry that we are going to accuse you of harming these animals, you have years worth of videos showing how much you care for them ❤
Hello. I'm new to your channel. I love cows; worked on a dairy farm when I was younger. Thank you for helping them. Also, I have a strong heritage to Scotland. My uncle traced the family back to 1432. Five generations before anyone left for America. I truly love the video of the land. Someday I hope to get to visit. Thank you for letting me tag along. Coming from Texas. ❤
That’s wonderful that you have been able to trace your family history back so far.
You are so kind and caring. You have immense talent and a caring heart to heal these wounded cattle! God Bless You!!
Oh my gosh, when you watch Graeme for a while you see what healthy as well as diseased hooves looks like. Then when a bare one comes along you can tell right away. We can’t see what Graeme unveils for us when he exposes it I’m always so saddened at the suffering the animal has gone through yet thankful that he’s going to help provide healing and restoration.
Poor cow! I saw no time where you cut flesh. I am a nurse and am always impressed at how much care and compassion you have. You are amazingly gentle and full of care when doing your trims. I love watching you work.
You are an incredible hoof trimmer. I'm sure 99% of your viewers know that you have done an incredible job. Thank you for helping this poor cow ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
You have done an incredible job on this and you were as gentle as you could be and showed such care. This cow was lucky to have you taking care of it.
I‘m absolutley sure you havent cut, my mum is a vet and ive seen a lot more blood so dont worry❤ you do a great job!!🎉
I am so glad you are there for these cattle. It is good to see, and hear, someone who truly cares. I am a human nurse and try to convey my caring to every patient no matter how hard my day has been. Your voice and care of animals gives me peace too.
Amazing job getting her foot back down to a normal size while dealing with a huge open defect. ❤ Your care for the cows is why I started watching years ago, and I still love watching you work your magic as a way to unwind. Thanks Graeme, Craig, and the Hoof GP team ❤️
I love how delicate and careful you were with this cow, I know she will be grateful to you for helping her. Can't wait for the follow-up video to see how she progressed.
Graham, you need not explain that you are not carelessly hacking into that hoof, you are the most gentle hand in this trade in my opinion and it is obvious that you truly care about each animal you service. God bless and continue the good work!
So genuine question. How do non domesticated cattle shorten their own hooves when in the wild
You're so gentle and kind. I grew up around horses and cattle and pigs. Whether or not they're used for milking or food, kindness should be the why we treat all animals. I think that's why I enjoy watching your videos, because of the way you love!😊
I don't know why, but your videos are so comforting during the stressful time that I'm experiencing right now. Must be because you sound so calm and sane. The rural setting help, too.
I don't know anything about trimming but having seen so many of your videos and how much you care for these poor animals I'm sure you did everything in your power with the utmost care to make her feel better! ❤
How does a hoof get that bad?! I can say I’ve watched every video and have never seen you purposely make a cow bleed you do your job with so much care and attention ❤
Please post an update on her when you can. That looked so painful for her and I’d love to see how well it’s healing.
When you watch enough of these videos to read the subtitles in Graeme's voice and speaking pattern whilst it's muted on a night feed 😂 what a transformation, just incredible what you do for these cows!
Wait until you start reading EVERYTHING in Graeme's voice and speaking pattern, even outside his videos.
I don't know how to trim hooves but I have to say that I absolutely love how much concern you have for the cows you are helping and how much love you put into this explanation of your methods. You did a wonderful job and I can't wait to see your update on this sweet girl.
YOUR EXPERIENCE, TIME AND TRUE CARE FOR THE COWS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. 😎
THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO!! 💙
The care with which you do your work has always stood out to me, & is the reason I keep watching. Never once have I thought you might have intended to cause or exacerbate pain. I look forward to updates for this cow. Please keep doing what you do.
Thank goodness you were her Hoof GP, with all your experience, knowledge and loving concern for her welfare. The poor girl! Hope she was able to heal.
You always do an amazing job. It shows how much you really care about these animals. If I had a farm, I would defo want you as the hoof GP. You take real pride in your work.
I love watching your videos , something satisfying about you helping these animals , keep up the great work mate 👍
I am amazed how well she was doing as you trimmed her hoof. You care so much for these animals. This is one incredible job you have done. A master you are. Love you videos.
Great work! Watching this I can’t work out how buying milk is cheaper than bottled water the expense of keeping cows food health ect ect water comes out ground it’s unbelievable 👍
That poor girl. I just want to cry for her. Thank you HoofGP.
I never doubt your complete dedication to the care of the cows or your abilities. We saw how horrible this hoof looked at the start, so it's clear that Blood is in there and ready to show itself. You are so adept with your work that I never blame you for any new blood coming. Your work is ultimately the cure the cows need and your work is for their good. It shows. Keep up the expert work HGP, the cows need you !! YAY
What a shame that her hoof got to that point in the first place. It was huge!! You did a right proper job on her, and I hope we get an update in the next couple of weeks or so.
Wow, that was intense! Your work is amazing. I could not even picture where the landmarks and internal structures were as you were working. Awesome work!
STOP worrying about us thinking you hurt the cows etc. we love your videos man. We know how careful you are, but blood is clearly part of the job. BUT you constantly being scared that we are gonna judge you gets redundant. YOU are the best trimmer on youtube. keep up the good work.
Amazing job Graeme! This one is incredibly fascinating. I would love to see what the pedal bone and coffin joint look like in this claw. Thank you for showing us these tough cases, I really appreciate the care and gentle touch you use working through a trim like this. Looking forward to seeing what that granulation tissue does over time.
You are so caring and gentle with these animals. Laymen like myself should never assume you are hurting them. I am fascinated by what you do and never been around cows in my life.
Your care & maintenance for these cows is so wonderful to watch. You can tell how much you care about your profession & the animals you treat. Thank you for taking the time to explain how you treat them & the treatments you use. Also, love all the wonderful views of Scotland!
Keep up the great work!!!!🩷
You've said this before on a different trim but this is another good example of the hoof being under worn and not just overgrown since it's not being used
Was there ever a follow up to this cow? I was hoping I'd see a link to a later video for her. Would love to see how she healed!
The owner of that cow should be thrown in jail for neglect. That poor cow has been suffering a long time. I didn’t get that way overnight. Thank you for helping her!
jail? let's not overreact.
I think you did a great job, you did what you think is best to do. I'm not scared of the blood, guess I'm just immune or used to seeing blood, but overall, I love seeing how you can make the cows feel better and how best to take care of the hooves, which in the end tits all that matters. Great job!
I find your line of work fascinating and I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You show such care and respect to every animal you work with and I never worry that you are putting them in harms way. ❤
Me too think he does a great job
You're an incredible person mate I love your dedication and care for every job you do amazing work and very informative in your videos thank you
Nice oppinion about it , i m so happy that GP help all cows with alot of trouble.
Those poor cows living in those conditions😢 I am an old farm boy from Wisconsin and I never saw anything like this in the Barns I don’t understand why these people in charge don’t catch this before it gets to this point however, this young man does a great job trying to get these cows healed up😊
Well done .. i was so happy to see you've given her the best chance at recovery .. please update us all 😊
Amazing work. She must have felt so much better.
Thank you for all that you do 💜
Great video btw. Perfect editing. 💯
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That poor cow. I agree this is the bloodiest video to date but I know for sure you didn’t make her bleed at all. It didn’t help her to have all that muck packed in the broken part of her hoof. It had to be so painful to have the pressure & the sting of dirty yuck on her bare corium! Do you think it was better for her to have that over grown hoof since you had to take so much off? To me you are the most careful & caring & cleanest hoof trimmer I’ve seen. And with your personality I love to watch your videos so thanks for that. I hope this poor cow heals fast & feels better soon🥰❤️
I grew up on working cattle ranches here in the US, when watch this I find myself shaking my head and mumbling Bless her heart. It’s been my experience that if a cow gets this bad, they just put her down. I speaking of beef cattle. It’s so sweet that you take the time with them.
Incredibly delicate work you did. You are truly a very skilled and compassionate trimmer! It hurt my heart to see that cow knowing how much pain she had to be in. Hopefully she makes a full recovery. ❤
I would love to be a hoof trimmer. I'm sure there a hard days but I would love to learn how to do it. Cows are my favorite animal and I think it would be so rewarding to help them in this way. I don't know where to learn but think it's cool.
Graham, let's see an update on this girl! Excellent work!
What happened to this poor girl? This was the bloodiest video I've seen, I feel for her. You are so gentle with her even your voice is soothing to me anyway. Hopefully she will heal quickly and totally. Thank you for working your magic on her.
I sure hope there will be an update on this poor baby. You've always had very good luck on helping them to heal.
You care so much about ensuring the work you do is as pain free for the cow as possible. You’re very genuine!
I know for some it's their first video of yours and I do understand your concerns but please, know that we know you are great at your job and do the best you can do with what is often a rough situation.. On top of your prowess your genuine care shines through, it's a part of what makes you so good at ya job I guess. I for one think you did an incredibly good job.
4:47 you made a small cut but really It's understandable. The flesh is very agitated and porous so I bet touching it, with any object with so much of a hint of an angle corner, would make it split and bleed. You are definitely making a good Difference in this cows life. ❤
Hello, I absolutely love watching your videos! I think that you are the best hoof trimmer on RUclips. You are so compassionate and truly care about these beautiful animals! This video was I think one of the most grafted so far, and you took such great care and did the best that anyone would have done with experience of course. Take care and I look forward to seeing your next video!
I love the deep compassion which the world needs more of. And I like knowing that the vet has instant access to these details. It’s a good system, and a very caring one. All creatures great and small!
Ouch, that poor lady!! You can tell the blood is coming from the lesion just by the vibration of the grinder. It looks rough but loads better than when you started. She's lucky to have you caring for her ❤️
Bless you for helping. You have done this hundreds of times, you do a stellar job!
Hey GP
I am actually amazed that it isn't bleeding more than it's...
You are truly amazing at your job..👏👏👏👏
I wouldn't watch your videos if I thought you were just hacking into cows feet. What draws me back time and time again is how much you care about the cows. So even when they're particularly bad like this poor girl, I still watch knowing that you're a professional AND you give a shit about what you do. Keep up the good work! I hope we get an update video of this cow down the line
Hi guys.
I’m sorry, i don’t come from a farm-background, so i wanted to ask, why do you guys not remove the dirt from the hoof first?
Have been stuck watching your videos, and they’re so interesting! Keep it up 👍
Poor Moo Moo.
That looked horrible.
I find myself curling my toes each time you get close to the ouwy.
I will be watching for updates for Miss Moo Moo... I wish her quick healing.
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Poor girl, I'm glad you were able to ease her pain. Praying for speedy recovery