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Massively Overgrown Hooves In Need Of Trimming.
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2022
- Hi I’m a farrier from the uk today I trimmed Blade. As you can see blades feet are over grown and are in need of a trim. The vet was present for sedation and advice on after care for his hoofs.
Blade had to be sedated as he would just run away if he was not sedated. We have put him on a 6 week trimming cycle and with this we should see his feet improve over time.
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Hope you have a great day and I’ll see you on the next video 🤙
as a former horse owner, I cringe at the thought that someone just let this horse's feet grow out this horribly. There is no excuse. If you can't afford the most basic of care for animals, then you should not have them period. It is not fair to those creatures that rely on our ability to provide basic care for their health. This includes farriers, dental floating, vaccines, grain, hay etc. In addition to pasture and enclosures that allow them to graze and be happy with at least one other horse or another companion animal. They are not supposed to live alone, they are in fact pack animals. So please think before you take in these beautiful animals and ensure you can afford their care. It is not inexpensive and must be done. Thanks for listening to my rant. It is about the animals, if it hurts people feelings then so be it.
Yes, they should be done on a regular basis, but if the vet is needed for sedation try to coordinate everything with the owner vet and farrier can also be near impossible to arrange.
Thanks for saying this.
Can’t explain why but have become fascinated watching these trimmings. Great work.
Don't have to explain it, just go with it. 😂 ✌️
Me too, I really enjoy watching 😊
These video types are mesmerizing. Other similar video types are Ecuadorian gravity kart races, abcess draining, cyst extraction, and live stream slot machine play.
ASMR😊
Such HARD WORK. I trimmed my own mares ONCE-forget why-and couldn’t walk upright for a week. Now, I tip my farriers.
Yeah the leg strength it took to for him hold those legs up, and then deal with the horse pulling it away! Not to mention the arm strength too. Not easy! I trim my own horse and it’s exhausting.
After watching this whole video, I have to say, you're core strength has got to be phenomenal. You don't ever need to go to the gym SIR. Absolutely awesome
My back was killing me just watching the video.
@@crabapple1951 I have been watching videos from Middle or Far East (??), they show trimming of a b s o l u t e l y n e g l e c t e d donkey hooves and the cruel handling which I think is severely criticized by all European and US-American people: see the video titles listed below.
But there is o n e advantage: These trimmers use only one tool: extremely big knives, (which wouldn`t be purchasable for ex. in Europe) and they need only one minute or less to shorten a hoof with them. Disadvantage: They haven`t got smaller knives for the treatment of the frog or any other tools such as files etc.):
1. "The collection video of repairing donkey hooves"
2. "There was such a big stone stuck in the donkey hoof! Donkey can`t walk because of pain"
3. "The donkey hooves have pus and rotten flesh, and the master successfully cured it!"
4. "Injured and Neglected hooves get trimmed"
5. "Beste befriedigende Klauenpflege-Kollektion! Hilf dem Esel, wieder zum Leben zu erwachen".
6. "Amazing Life changing Donkey Hoof Trimming with Lee Olsen......"
@@charlottebonnie5320 I've seen those videos!
though the language spoken there was most likely Chinese. At first I just liked watching them fix the donkeys but as I compare to professional farriers and those videos, I can see what you mean. All those hoof trimmers have this incredibly sharp knife and a basic stool that just looks like two planks with a strip of rubber tire over them. And they just cut the donkey's hoof a ala guillotine style. Sometimes the trimmers get bold and use garden sheers to cut of a large chunk of the hoof and "polish" it up with the guillotine knife. Idk if what they are doing is actually harming the animal because I am not that knowledgeable on hoof trimming
@@Peppmintleaf it's doing much more harm than good. They don't do z rays to see where the coffin bone is, they cut willy nilly and don't give a f abt the animals at all. The garden sheers hurt the animal a lot bc of the torsion it creates. Sure the hoof has no nerves but it's connected to tissue that does, which is often infected. Imagine cutting an injected hangnail off with blunt scissors. Yeouch!!
Overgrown doesn't come anywhere near to describe that hoof. The depth of that sole was incredible. Well done
why the owners wait so long for repair?
Thank you I appreciate the comment
Amazing job!
Yes! I've definitely seen way worse tho
@@faragraf9380 I don't know if anyone has answered your question and I see its been 3 months, but as a horse person myself I can say that its likely he's a rescue that's never had them done regularly or never had the training. as big of a horse as he is training on to get comfortable where you can handle his feet is difficult. you can see in the video even under sedation he's not relaxed and is still fighting a bit. that tells me that without sedation it would be near impossible to touch them. I'm sure he's receiving desensitization training between time but 6 weeks comes faster than you think, and progress can be slow. depending on the background some may never allow there feet to be touched without the sedation.
1 foot down, 3 to go and I am totally exhausted for you. What a workout! Great job❣️❣️❣️
I know nothing about any of this, but I couldn't help but tear up a little for the poor horse. Walking on those feet must have been pure hell.
I applaud you Brother of the craft. I always find it comical when other videos, title their videos "Massively Overgrown" and only take as much foot, as most others take on a regular basis. This was in fact overgrown as described and not even as bad as others ive seen and worked on. I also feel for you in the way the horse worked you, making it even harder to accomplish and do good work in doing it. Just worked on a Percheron today that was as bad or worse and it wears a person out. Im an old guy to boot, but a stubborn old guy. LOL A helpful tip of advice to you for future endeavors. Use a wrap of some kind, to keep those feathers out of your way, to work.
My old farrier used a men’s tube sock with the toe cut off to trim horses with feathers.
What is the white material inside the hoof? Thank you,
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@@tinadiggingindirtweinstein5648 What is the white material inside the hoof? Thank you,
@@johnwhite9065 the white material is dead dried out sole. In the wild, with lots of contact with rocks, streams, stones and sand, it would get knocked out naturally, as the surrounding hoof gets worn down. But as we have produced particular breeds, and kept them in unnatural environments, we need to trim them to keep them in shape.
I’m glad there are people like you to look after these animals!
PETER, I DON'T COMMENT OFTEN, BUT YOU HAVE DONE A GREAT SERVICE FOR THIS HORSE. I CAN'T BELIEVE SOMEONE WOULD LET ITS FEET GROW LIKE THAT. SOME SHOULDNT HAVE PETS AT ALL. YOU DID SUCH A GREAT JOB. I'M WORN OUT FOR YOU!!! GOD YOU, PETER THE FARRIER❤
I'm exhausted just watching you. Bless you for what you do for these horses.
I loved this video. Please show all 4!! I can't get enough of the transformation. Every swipe of the knife brought forth 50 chips of hoof! What a huge amount of hoof for a very healthy horse!
You were a godsend to this poor horse. I can't imagine how uncomfortable and painful it must have been to have a hoof that overgrown... Good job!
Soy de Argentina a esos dueños le saco los animales el dueño es un cretino
Your arms and hands just got more of a workout in a day than most folks get in a whole year.
I don't know much about horses but the before and after pictures show what a nice job you did.
It's more your upper legs that hurt. I trim my own horse's hooves. I usually only do two hooves at a time and they are not much work, but my upper legs always hurt the next day, because of the position you're standing in. I'm sure professional trimmers are much more trained than I am so they probably don't have this problem anymore. However, I do quite often hear about them having back problems.
My dad was a ferrier for 25 years. He was a lefty, and his biceps on his left arm were about 19”. He was huge man, about 6’ 4”, 385 lb man. He could actually lock the horse’s hind legs up on his shoulder and pull the hoof between his legs. It allowed them to use the force of each other.
My dad had back pain for his entire life tho. Had to eventually have back surgery, where he had 7 titanium cages put in around his spine.
OH ITS A HORSE! God I’m such an idiot usually cow ones are recommended to me! No wonder I didn’t see toes! I was like “this is a weird ass cow! It ain’t got no toes!”
@@CorneeliusIt's nice when you are lost and find your way back... I have been there... lol
When you started trimming the frog and the inside of the hoof, you could really see how overgrown his feet were, you could have drunk a cup of tea out of them. I'm sure he feels loads better. Amazing job. ❤️
I've seen gravy boats hold less than what could be held in that poor horse's hoof.
@@mokko759 😂
Looked like giant scallop shells...he must be so much more comfortable now.
What is the white material inside the hoof? Thank you,
@@johnwhite9065 do you mean the "sole" of his hoof that comes flying off as it's trimmed?
I would have liked to have watched you work on all of the hoofs. It’s so nice to watch as each one is attended to and made to look like proper hoofs. Also, it’s nice to see before and after pictures.
Just rewind and rewatch this video three more times.
😅
Once had a horse like this he was a perchron and was rescued my friends boyfriend works out but even he had trouble trimming them and he has been a farrier for 9 years but good work sir you did awesome
What is the white material inside the hoof? Thank you,
Awesome job. My back hurts just watching😳👍👍👍
Gosh Peter, your able to trim with precision when working doubly fast! Your kindness and patience for each animal you work on is lovely. I hope the owners have a cold beer or a hot cuppa waiting for you when your done.Brilliant work. 🍺🥨
to work so hard in that position … what a job. Well done!
If the horse podiatrist Doctor is calm, and there's just natural peaceful sounds without music and no or not much talking, I find that it's so calming just watching.
It must be very hard work. Thank you for your dedication and work for the horses. I wish I could see a real one in person..
wow, your leg muscles are so impressiv!!!! I can’t even imagine how exhausting this job is!!! Well done 👍🏻
It's very exhausting especially when the horses don't cooperate. I have to do mine myself because they play up every time I have someone out to do their feet. They are rescue horses and they have been through a lot, and all I get from the farriers is send them back to the knackers yards. It really hurts when people say that, these horses have already been through so much😢
That was one happy, comfortable horse once you were done. Poor guy. It is wonderful that there are people, like you, that care for animals and took up such a profession to help them. God gave you this talent and you are using it so wisely❣️❣️❣️
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That was stunning. Don't think I've ever seen a hoof more overgrown.
I've seen dozens and dozens of horses with EXTREME overgrown hooves. It's sickening.
So satisfying that watching this is like ASMR for equestrians. Although more work, the worse they are to start with, the greater the satisfaction - kind of like power washing mud off a truck and polishing to look like new instead of just rinsing off some dust and cleaning the windshield. Good job riding out his attempts to take back a foot - you're a right fit farrier. 👍
Brutal work! I think I broke a sweat just sitting here in my chair, watching that. :)
This a lot of work and takes a lot of strength. Thank you!
I’ve only recently discovered trimming videos and Ive already learned so much. You must be very strong to be able to hold that hoof in place!
This is my favorite video of all. Ive watched it over and over! I just love it👍👍❤️
That looks like an exhausting job! So glad you could help him!
Thank you for the kind treatment your giving to this horse 💕🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀✝️🛐💟💙💜💋
From one Farrier to another....excellent work!!
Thanks mate appreciate it. I had to work hard that day.
Oh your aching back !
Great job Mr farrier well done holding onto the horses hoof too 100% respect 😎
The best trimming I've seen in a long time it takes a lot of work hold on a hook like that water respect for you
So glad you were able to help that poor horse. My guy wraps a bandage around the leg and contains all that hair!
Damn, thats a work out! I respect your strength and knowledge!!
That horse has to feel soooo much better! That was insane! Good job!
Wow. Those nails were like a neverending horror show. You did a fabulous job on them! 🙌🏆
Its a shame it wasn't sorted before it got that bad. You did an amazing job
The poor guy! That is an awful condition for Blade's feet to be in! No wonder the vet needed to be there! Good job you!
My back is killing me just watching you. I’ve no idea how you guys do it! Hope the horse learns to be more accepting of the farrier, though I know sometimes even where they are perfectly well behaved they learn to lean their weight down, just for fun.
Deep respect, sir, this was truly something. Even the horse was like "dammit I'm outta there"
That was satisfying to watch! Beautiful job!
That is hard work! Thank goodness the horse will be on a regular trim schedule now.
You need a stool and something to prop up it’s hoof so it’s a little bit easier for you. Great work.
I bet that horse felt amazing after that job. His hoof looked SO much better!
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You took off the equivalent of four horses hooves on that one rear hoof on that beast!! Nice work.
You must struggle with your emotions when confronted with such neglect . Not only must it have been awful for the poor horse , but awful for poor you taking care of that neglect. Hard work , great result!
Wow! You are just trimming and trimming and trimming... Awesome job
Great job--I would suggest putting a little vet wrap on the feathering to make it easier to trim. Thanks for sharing.
Just brilliant, pleasure to watch the difference you make to the horses welfare thanks ❣️
Damn, that’s so much you had to clip off. Got so worried when the horse started jerking their leg in and pulling you with them 😮
But it looked so good in the end ❤ great job
Excellent! That was Tip Top work!
Thank you mate
What a hard work it is!
Great work!
Thank you. It is hard work but worth it in the end when they feel better.
10 seconds in....I NEED A HORSE...a horse needs a farrier 😄😄😄😘😘😘
Huge job. Well done. Thank you for sharing.🐴
The feeling you get by making these horses just feel better must be wonderful great job.
Every ranch I've ever been to: "don't walk behind any horse or even think about making sudden moves or the horse will kick your face right off and put out a hit on your family!"
Farriers: Crouches down to preditor height behind horse and builds a summer home on the back feet.
Witchcraft I tells you.
I’ve watched this video several times and I’m amazed at the amount of work you have put into getting this horse’s feet into shape
Well done, you. It took some doing just to find the actual foot! I hope this horse is doing way better now, both feet-wise and training/confidence-wise :~)
I agree with this statement 100%. We are talking about basic care!
Awesome job❤! You looked tired afterward, I can't even imagine 😮
That poor horse looked amazing afterward! But shame on the owners for letting that horse for letting that poor horse suffer like that!!!
I have friends who look for the cheapest farrier who comes through the area periodically. If a shoe comes off they have to wait a week or more to get it fixed. Plus their trims aren't on a regular schedule. This often happens due to their budget. I understand that, but they NEVER allow their horse's feet to get that severely overgrown.
I have a regular schedule with my farrier and we only get off our 6 week schedule due to the weather or illness.
Me back hurts just watching this.
Well done.That was a work out.The horse must feel so much better🙏
Most satisfying thing iv ever seen.
Thanks for watching 🤙
2 views, 2 likes! You're doing something right. Blimey, that's like granddad's toenails! Great video. Thanks.
Thanks mate glad you like the video. It was a hard video to record as he was still jumpy with sedation in him.
That looks like hard work!
Great job.
Ohhhhh me aching back, well done me friend.👍👍👍
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great job 👍🐎
Please show updates on this poor guy my word...🐎💔
My friend an I took farrier classes in
high school we were the only girls in
the class' the teacher an the guys
took a bet on if we could graduate 🎓
It was hard but we did graduate tku"
They told us there were so many
times they thought that we won't
make it... hearing them laugh at us
Made us work even harder! 💪💪
to day i can say I'm very proud to give my own Horse's a pedicure 😌🐎
And help where I'm needed 👍💞🌟
Way to go there, ladies. Congratulations.
That poor baby is not going to know how to walk when he gets his hooves back. Job well done. He is much better off now. Thank you for helping him.
@@kathymarshall2787 That's how I feel once a month when I manage to reach my feet and give myself a pedicure. I get annoyed with the sound of my toenails clicking on the floor when barefoot and my shoes are so much more comfortable after trimming those nails. :0D
@Tiny Dancer I feel your pain 😆😂😆😂😆 I have to break out the industrial clippers on mine
Lol 😆🤣😆🤣😆
@@kathymarshall2787 INDUSTRIAL CLIPPERS?!?! OMG! I have some tough ones (have had them since I was a kid ..... managed to kick into the metal bed frame on two separate occasions .... creamed my little toes, toenails fell off and when the grew back, instead of nice flat nails, they grew back like thick knobs, if left unchecked, they would grow out like bird claws. I learned how to groom all of my toenails during a couple nail trims at a podiatrist's office. As long as I can get my feet up close enough I can reach'em and see what I am doing, I will take care of them myself. If they get to be an issue where I can't, I find an excuse to have them removed and then just paint "toenails" like my sister does when she wants her toes to look fancy. :0D It sucks getting old, but ya do what ya gotta do.
Well done. Wish I lived near horses. I miss my grandmother's ranch and her horses. ❤
From what I'm gathering this horse has to be sedated to have his feet done. Which means one of two things either he could be a rescue and has never had any contact like this and or they have to sedate him every time because he hates his feet being messed with. Because none of us really know the situation maybe we shouldn't jump to conclusions. Because, I work with rescues and I have seen animals that have come in in the worst cases from rescue situations. But, we've had to hold off doing a treatment or something for them because they literally were so terrified and would either injure us and or someone else so they would have to be sedated. But you can only sedate and put an animal under drugs so many times before it starts causing issues. So please be mindful before making comments like some people are of this isn't neglect the horse's feet are horrible. Obviously, that's why the people have him out there and they know this and there's a vet present letting them know the situation and how to properly take care of his feet and he even mentions in the video description that they're setting up for visits every 6 weeks to make sure his feet get to where they need to be. We don't know their situation or the horses background. Coming from a rescuer and who has seen a lot.
Y'all need a crush like the cattle trimmers have. I have mad respect. My back would be screaming after 1 session.
Years ago, my auntie bought two donkeys as guardians for her chickens. She had no idea that equines needed regular hoof trims. I noticed that the "burritos'" hooves were getting rather long and mentioned to her that she'd need a farrier to visit regularly. Luckily, she was able to find a local fellow who worked on donkeys -- apparently, many farriers won't touch them.
That was one hell of a work out and you really earned your pay with this one.
Great job Peter!
I must say that you must be incredibly strong to be able to trim hoofs in that position. Bless your heart. 💜
How did the horse’s hooves get so over grown ? Is it painful?
I thought he had a stool this whole time! I can’t imagine the strength!
Beautiful work,what a mess you fixed.Thank you !
My legs and arms are sore just watching you work🤣
Yes I was very sore after doing them. Took a lot of work 🤣
I feel very sorry for the poor man when I see how much he is tormented. Great Job! 👍
Wow...great job. When I was young, my Dad taught me how to shape and maintain hooves. But our horses were just big babies. I can imagine teenage, 100lb me getting knocked flat by that big guy, even when sedated.
God bless you you’re a good man you’re doing a wonderful job mazing a good heart for animals and people leave horses like that with overgrown hooves horrible horrible🤛🤛🤛🤛🇨🇦
Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.🐴
Such hard work, and you had to do it four times!
What greatly looking good there Greg and why keep up good work
Wow! Hard work! Well done.
It looked like that horse had coconuts for feet. Overgrown barely described it. You did an amazing job
Thanks for recording that. I watched my dad trim feet like that. Mostly ponies.
Brilliant job. That was impressive!
What a tough job for you. You really worked for your money there! Stunning work. X
Amazing! What a beautiful job!
Wow that was a job,some of the others I watch but clear wrap around the hair of the foot to help just a suggestion. Thank you for another good video. Stay safe
Such a great job , bless your heart
Holey crap thats big. U must have arms/hands of steel. I forgot your back! That’s not easy work, but you sure as hell do a great job. 👍🇨🇦
I'm exhausted just watching you do that !!! Whew
They are shocking. Can’t believe how long they are. Does he need sedation because he isn’t trimmed regularly? Or does he have a fear of the farrier? Can’t believe the difference pat on the back to you. 👏 well done. Actually a nice looking hoof under all that growth
I think it is fear to be honest and maybe he is a bit uncomfortable because his feet are long. I was tired after doing them I know that 😂
@@Peterthefarrier
When my late friend, a broker, picked up a horse in need of hoof care, the farrier would let the horse rest the foot, work on the opposite or diagonal for a while.
Sedation is a wonderful thing for difficult horses like this. Hopefully he gets better to where he doesn't need it anymore.
I adopted an abused, abandoned pony who needed hoof care, which I do on my own. A trip to the vet for intravenous sedation resulted in a woozy pony, drooling out one end and dribbling out the other and a $200 bill. . . But NO difference in her ability to kick. In the end, it took more than two years of kind, fair consistent treatment and a lot of desensitization to be able to do anything with her. The vet was useless.
Peter I know it was a long time but GREAT JOB
Perfect work .
This is so satisfying, the best manicure ever.