I suppose it is to an extent you don't want to go too deep and cut off more than is necessary, you can see little imperfections and cut them out. Alot less risk
Nah, surely the main reason is potentially making the cow more lame than b4 it entered the crush, no? Or not spotting a fairly obvious problem. I'd be more apprehensive about that tbh, all the cowshit flying around wouldn't be a problem - you could even take a bucket home for bedroom rollplay, haha :0)
Just goes to show how sharp-eyed the dairyman is. Those are lucky cows to have such a caring, well, carer they have! Hopefully she'll be better in no time ❤
Very "unlucky. Se's forced to have a baby yearly. The baby is taken from her and killed. She cries for three days. After four years as a milk factory, she is butchered. What's the lucky part?
The cow manager is amazing to catch out that problem so early, so it was easier for you to repair!! Wish the world outside of rural areas understood just how much those who own and work with these animals care about them and their health!!
This video is a great example of a consumat professional paying attention, then handing an issue over to a second professional to have an issue resolved. Also shows that farmers DO care about the health and welfare of their land and stock. Bouquets to the dairyman and the trimmers for exemplary service to their four hoofed family. ❤
That really is a testament to how well Allan the dairyman knows his cows and looks after them, especially for both Kevin AND Graeme to think she's not walking too bad as well, something wasn't quite right and between them all they figured it out and got it sorted before it turned into anything worse! Great job everyone!
I had actually sliced open my finger with a rotating air tool and iodine is what kept it from getting infected and me from losing my finger. And it's all thanks to you hoofgp.
“Keep trimming until the darkness and the cracks and the hard edges disappear…” yep, I need someone to do this to my life, please. ETA: I have been working on myself for decades, and I agree this needs to be on a shirt ASAP! I just wish it were this easy sometimes, is all.
Bloody hell I think I'm first here. Saw this literally 5 seconds after it was uploaded. WHOO! Love what you do, Graeme, I'm a big fan. I love how you genuinely care about the cows you treat.
The humbleness of Graeme is humbling. He's an artist and a healer. To know Kevin and Craigie Boy is to love them. All of these guys are the best humans. ❤❤❤😊
Yes, indeed. Wonderful, caring, very, very knowledgeable men. I particularly love the fact that not one of them scold any cow. When the cow signals the discomfort Graeme discovers, There is no roughness about these guys at all. Graeme stops immediately and then uses his usual, reassuring tone with his soothing voice, “you’re okay, you’re okay.” He begins his work again, sprays his iodine and/or a block - whatever else is needed to make that cow comfortable. I like the fact there is before footage of how the cow is walking before Graeme does his work and the after walk when his work is done. There are remarkable differences!! I just love these fine men and what work they do!! So impressive!!! I love, love it all!!! ❤️💎😊
Sad to see her back in. But it was the right call. Her condition looks promising! I hope that her hind legs don't splay at all. It would be good to see her completely healed. She's had enough problems already.
Aww, so sad to see her relapse. But at the same time, thankful she's at a farm where the owner not only cares but actually takes notice. We'll done on his part 🙏 and a speedy recovery to our unfortunate lady ❤
Graeme, I don’t have anything to do with cows or farms, but I am always pleased to see how you and your crew take care of the bovine ladies and gentlemen.
I will say this speaks to how attentive and caring the farmers are for their cows. That he saw a bit of lameness and wanted her trimmed even if she looked like she was doing good.
I don’t have cows, and have never had cows. But there is something so heartwarming about watching you fix these cows hooves. They are lucky to have you! ❤
I've been slightly obsessed with your videos for 2 years! I've always loved cows and wanted to work with them but I had no idea how.. it's thanks to you I had the courage to reach out to a local hoof trimmer and now I'm going for my first day next week! thank you for inspiring me Graeme
The hoof horn growing underneath was really encouraging! She's looking so much better than the first video, and you've done a great job helping her heal.
Hey, it did relapse a bit but a sole separation is not the worst that it could be. No infection, no corium showing, it's not too bad. Now that she has a block and a good trim, she's well and truly back on the road to recovery. Lady's looking good!
Wow. So kind as you speak of animals or people. Oh how refreshing in this day and age. Please don’t allow yourself to get pulled away from exactly the focus you have. Bless you and your wife.
@@animepiglover , oh! It's my pleasure! You might check... this might be the third video in this cow? I'm remembering... The first video he worked on her feet, he left her chains on... The second video he took them off... And this one? Sending lots of love 💞 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵 USA. Take care of yourself and each other 😷
Great work! I thought you were never going to get to the end of that black line, and it wa good to see the end result. She may not be walking perfectly, but she is well on her way after having some really difficult issues. Thank you for being a great team (including the ones on holiday, since it's all one herd). Much love x
So happy the farmer saw that she was beginning to show an issue and was able to get you in to help her. Glad it turned out to be something that you were able to address and handle quickly so the cow can heal and be pain free. On behalf of the cows you and your team help...THANK YOU.
I think she didn't seem that lame because at this point she must be an expert at walking while in discomfort. Glad you've helped her and she can hopefully forget that lesson.
*I* am so glad that you very rarely make bad decisions on this channel. I have no doubt that if you did, we'd see them, too. Rock on Cow 182! Rock on Grahame, Kev-o, and Craig!
i have been in that situation in the dentist, throwing up in the chair, but it was worth it as my teeth are better now, it is really beautiful to see how you improved this cow's way of life
It broke my heart to hear she was back in your crush. She does look so much better since the first time you started treating her. I honestly didn't think she was going to make it due to the weight loss. I'm so thankful you are able to treat her once again. She's on her way to recovery thanks to you! Thank you for everything you do for these amazing creatures who serve all of us! ❤❤❤
So satisfying to watch, surgical cures (when they work) are the best! Nice to imagine the relief the cows feel once treated by this wonderful man. The vet's kindness and concern is very much in evident as he works on these difficult to treat areas. The cows must love to see you, as you bring them comfort and relief from this foot issues.
i've been watching your videos by the dozen recently, and everyone always mentions in the comments how you clearly care a lot about these animals - and it's evident in all your videos, but oh man, this one. one can hear the genuine sadness in your voice when you realize her hoof isn't healed! so much heart.
You tell us time and again that hoof issues are often due to accidents, and they are no reflection of their overall care. Remember that when one relapses or develops additional problems. We all know that you do the absolute best you can for these cows.
She looks so much better and her touch up was just what she needed! Minus glueing her toes together Kevin! 😁 I love the white heart on her face, she’s so pretty!💕🇨🇦
Thanks tou you're videos i have really started to find hoof trimming very interesting so much so that i am starting on Sunday my first hoof trimming job. Thank you so much for giving me the courage to do it
I'll join everyone in saying kudos to Allen/Allan/Alen/Alan/some other spelling! It really does take a team to give these cattle the best possible care, and it's thanks to this communication and cooperation that you all were able to catch this relapse early to nip in the bud. A relapse is depressing, but Cow 182 is in good hands and well-monitored!
Qudos to Alan for bringing her in. Got to say I'm not surprised she has a problem on the other foot.....a couple of years ago I had a knee injury, that's now healed but due to the over use of the OTHER knee then I now have problems on that now
As I was watching this I thought for a moment how wonderful it would be if you were a doctor for human. But then I realized that cows deserve a person kind and caring like you.
Good job for not just taking what’s on the surface. You kept working to find the source & make sure it was t hiding more. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 We need more people in medical field to do the same.😊
I’m waiting on my Hoof GP travel mug!! Nice trim Graeme. I find myself critiquing other trims and say to myself that’s not the way the HOOF GP does it! ❤❤
She’s such a beautiful cow 🐄 You did a great job on her and she’s lookin’ good! 🐄 I hope when Craigyboy comes back we get to see some pics as well as hear of his wonderful vacation! 📸
I actually love hearing the dairy farm noises. My uncle had a dairy farm. I loved going there. Even got chased by a cow once. Great job with the cow Graham 👏🏻🥰‼️
GP is looking so sharp! I watched some of the older kids recently and he's changed so much hair and smile. 😊 Handsome still both ways though. Gotta stay sharp for Ashley. 😊
When I was under aged 5 we had a house cow Holstein Friesian Blossom she was so gentle we would go and lean on her and have a quick nap she only moved when we did I still love cows
Hats off to you Graeme. You make a job that for the most part isnt that interesting so interesting and I am here for it! I’m not sure if it’s the love you have for the job and the animals or if it’s just your charisma. Either way you are a great teacher and I honestly feel like I know more about cows hooves than I ever thought I would.
I learn so much from your videos and love watching them and your heart for these cows! But I am sure thankful that I only have 6 alpine goats and 1 old pygmy wether to trim! Good hoof care is soooo important!
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Yesterday I was peeling potatoes and I felt like it was a cow hoof. I realized that I watch too much of you videos
😂😂😂
I feel ya 😅
You could never watch to much of the HGP
No such thing as “watching too much HoofGP”!
I suppose it is to an extent you don't want to go too deep and cut off more than is necessary, you can see little imperfections and cut them out. Alot less risk
So glad the farmer was clever enough to tell Graeme that there was a problem!
Exactly. Got the problem tackled before it became a huge problem and healing will be more quick.
222 👍.
the one and only reason i will never be a cow hoof trimmer, is not weather. not injury. not smells per say. its the cows literally shitting on me.
@yt45204
I think the cow would still have you on volume though…😂
Here, here! Give me horse poop or nothing thanx!
We have code browns at the hospital and they are pretty similar, it’s why I don’t wear the crocs with holes anymore 😂
Nah, surely the main reason is potentially making the cow more lame than b4 it entered the crush, no? Or not spotting a fairly obvious problem. I'd be more apprehensive about that tbh, all the cowshit flying around wouldn't be a problem - you could even take a bucket home for bedroom rollplay, haha :0)
@@garfield2193 Gross! For me it's the smell and the code Browns!
Just goes to show how sharp-eyed the dairyman is. Those are lucky cows to have such a caring, well, carer they have! Hopefully she'll be better in no time ❤
Very "unlucky. Se's forced to have a baby yearly. The baby is taken from her and killed. She cries for three days. After four years as a milk factory, she is butchered. What's the lucky part?
where'd you get that bunch of bull?
This poor baby girl…she’s been through a lot, but thank heaven she has you and your team to keep her feeling on the road to recovery. 💝
The cow manager is amazing to catch out that problem so early, so it was easier for you to repair!! Wish the world outside of rural areas understood just how much those who own and work with these animals care about them and their health!!
This video is a great example of a consumat professional paying attention, then handing an issue over to a second professional to have an issue resolved. Also shows that farmers DO care about the health and welfare of their land and stock. Bouquets to the dairyman and the trimmers for exemplary service to their four hoofed family. ❤
That really is a testament to how well Allan the dairyman knows his cows and looks after them, especially for both Kevin AND Graeme to think she's not walking too bad as well, something wasn't quite right and between them all they figured it out and got it sorted before it turned into anything worse! Great job everyone!
I had actually sliced open my finger with a rotating air tool and iodine is what kept it from getting infected and me from losing my finger. And it's all thanks to you hoofgp.
“Keep trimming until the darkness and the cracks and the hard edges disappear…” yep, I need someone to do this to my life, please.
ETA: I have been working on myself for decades, and I agree this needs to be on a shirt ASAP! I just wish it were this easy sometimes, is all.
Amen!
That's some ALTA, Uncle Iroh wisdom there!
Okay. He needs to put this on a t shirt. ASAP!! 🙏
@@dieramthomastotally agreed!!
Future you is proud of you today. ❤
Bloody hell I think I'm first here. Saw this literally 5 seconds after it was uploaded. WHOO! Love what you do, Graeme, I'm a big fan. I love how you genuinely care about the cows you treat.
❤😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Went through all of them and yeah. You actually are
lol well here I am 5 days later😅😂
The humbleness of Graeme is humbling. He's an artist and a healer. To know Kevin and Craigie Boy is to love them. All of these guys are the best humans. ❤❤❤😊
Yes, indeed. Wonderful, caring, very, very knowledgeable men. I particularly love the fact that not one of them scold any cow. When the cow signals the discomfort Graeme discovers, There is no roughness about these guys at all. Graeme stops immediately and then uses his usual, reassuring tone with his soothing voice, “you’re okay, you’re okay.” He begins his work again, sprays his iodine and/or a block - whatever else is needed to make that cow comfortable. I like the fact there is before footage of how the cow is walking before Graeme does his work and the after walk when his work is done. There are remarkable differences!! I just love these fine men and what work they do!! So impressive!!! I love, love it all!!! ❤️💎😊
Alan knows his animals, im just glad you didn't ignore what he said to you, even though it wasn't the hoof that had the initial problem.
Watching your journey all these years have given me the courage to finally start my own business. Thank you for the inspiration.
Good Luck on your new venture. ❤
Good Luck! May it be wildly successful and bring you great enjoyment!!
Wishing you the very best on your new adventure 🎉
Good luck
Sad to see her back in. But it was the right call. Her condition looks promising! I hope that her hind legs don't splay at all. It would be good to see her completely healed. She's had enough problems already.
Watching from the hospital. Thank God for Graeme and these videos! 😊
Get better soon
Poor darling, I hope you recover soon.😊
I'm in hospital too. Love watching Hoof GP. It helps distract and also pass ghe time.❤
@@MathewWeaver73Thank you😊
@@HugsXOThank you😊
Sorry to see Wonatetoo is having new problems, but thankful for the healing progression you showed on her left rear hoof.
Aww, so sad to see her relapse. But at the same time, thankful she's at a farm where the owner not only cares but actually takes notice. We'll done on his part 🙏 and a speedy recovery to our unfortunate lady ❤
Graeme, I don’t have anything to do with cows or farms, but I am always pleased to see how you and your crew take care of the bovine ladies and gentlemen.
I will say this speaks to how attentive and caring the farmers are for their cows. That he saw a bit of lameness and wanted her trimmed even if she looked like she was doing good.
I don’t have cows, and have never had cows. But there is something so heartwarming about watching you fix these cows hooves. They are lucky to have you! ❤
Dang 😢 poor baby Good on Allan for catching it and you for caring and working your magic
Looks like you caught it just in time to prevent a serious problem. It's good that the farmer is so alert.
I've been slightly obsessed with your videos for 2 years! I've always loved cows and wanted to work with them but I had no idea how.. it's thanks to you I had the courage to reach out to a local hoof trimmer and now I'm going for my first day next week! thank you for inspiring me Graeme
My fav wee coo. Just love her. She has had such a hard time. Always rooting for her.
That cow caretaker has a sharp eye - good to catch that before any other issues - and a lot of delicate work done to take away her pain - well done!
The hoof horn growing underneath was really encouraging! She's looking so much better than the first video, and you've done a great job helping her heal.
Hey, it did relapse a bit but a sole separation is not the worst that it could be. No infection, no corium showing, it's not too bad. Now that she has a block and a good trim, she's well and truly back on the road to recovery. Lady's looking good!
I enjoy the background sounds. As you said, it IS a working farm. ❤
Wow. So kind as you speak of animals or people. Oh how refreshing in this day and age. Please don’t allow yourself to get pulled away from exactly the focus you have. Bless you and your wife.
You need to take comfort in the fact that she's not doing the splits and doesn't need those shackles! 💖🌞🌵😷
Thank you for this I was wondering what the chains were for 😅 I haven't seen the first video of this cow but I want to Dx
@@animepiglover , oh! It's my pleasure! You might check... this might be the third video in this cow? I'm remembering... The first video he worked on her feet, he left her chains on... The second video he took them off... And this one?
Sending lots of love 💞 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵 USA. Take care of yourself and each other 😷
So glad the Farmer caught this early and called you luv you guy's keep up the good work n cow 182 you're in the best hands ..
Great work! I thought you were never going to get to the end of that black line, and it wa good to see the end result. She may not be walking perfectly, but she is well on her way after having some really difficult issues. Thank you for being a great team (including the ones on holiday, since it's all one herd). Much love x
You can tell he really loves his job because he is working at the back end of the mooing poop machine
So happy the farmer saw that she was beginning to show an issue and was able to get you in to help her. Glad it turned out to be something that you were able to address and handle quickly so the cow can heal and be pain free. On behalf of the cows you and your team help...THANK YOU.
I think she didn't seem that lame because at this point she must be an expert at walking while in discomfort. Glad you've helped her and she can hopefully forget that lesson.
These videos are so satisfying and your concern for the cows is very comforting
Hope ol' Lulu's feeling better. Good job. I love to see simple kindness and humanity applied.
That smirk for Craigie Boy shows how much you all love each other and warmed my heart 😆🥰
The care and love for these gorgeous animals is amazing. I've learnt a lot from these videos, for someone living in a big UK city 😊
*I* am so glad that you very rarely make bad decisions on this channel. I have no doubt that if you did, we'd see them, too. Rock on Cow 182! Rock on Grahame, Kev-o, and Craig!
Isn't it amazing how a little bitty hole can do so much damage and produce so much pain! 😢🐄
Who'd of thought that cows hooves could be so entertaining?
Keep up the good work guys! 👍🇬🇧🙂
Honestly. I'm a housewife in the Alps and I'm addicted to these videos. I find them fascinating. My grandfather was a farmer in the 1930s.😊
@@edelweiss2.076 I Never knew that cows were such amazing creatures 🐮
In a disheartening world it's calming to see you fix things--even for one sweet cow.
She's a survivor ❤🐄 What a gorgeous girl. Thank you for helping her and all these beautiful creatures. Watching from Australia 🇦🇺 Its 5am here.
I love how nothing fazes you but you still have so much empathy for these animals!
i have been in that situation in the dentist, throwing up in the chair, but it was worth it as my teeth are better now, it is really beautiful to see how you improved this cow's way of life
It broke my heart to hear she was back in your crush. She does look so much better since the first time you started treating her. I honestly didn't think she was going to make it due to the weight loss. I'm so thankful you are able to treat her once again. She's on her way to recovery thanks to you! Thank you for everything you do for these amazing creatures who serve all of us! ❤❤❤
Thank you ALL for taken care of those beautiful brown eye cows this Old Lady loves cows God Bless you ALL and have a wonderful 4TH OF JULY ALL OF YOU
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So satisfying to watch, surgical cures (when they work) are the best! Nice to imagine the relief the cows feel once treated by this wonderful man. The vet's kindness and concern is very much in evident as he works on these difficult to treat areas. The cows must love to see you, as you bring them comfort and relief from this foot issues.
i've been watching your videos by the dozen recently, and everyone always mentions in the comments how you clearly care a lot about these animals - and it's evident in all your videos, but oh man, this one. one can hear the genuine sadness in your voice when you realize her hoof isn't healed! so much heart.
You tell us time and again that hoof issues are often due to accidents, and they are no reflection of their overall care. Remember that when one relapses or develops additional problems. We all know that you do the absolute best you can for these cows.
Hello Craig, Kevin and Gareth. Really love all of your videos. I enjoy it emensly. 😊
She looks so much better and her touch up was just what she needed! Minus glueing her toes together Kevin! 😁 I love the white heart on her face, she’s so pretty!💕🇨🇦
7:21 The heart coming through makes me smile and hope she will again heal.
Oh bless her. I hope you feel better soon 182. Thank you Graham you’re a legend and I love your videos ❤
II remember when she first came in lame, but to see how wonderful she is now fills my heart with joy. Thank you Graeme for helping this lovely gal.
Thanks tou you're videos i have really started to find hoof trimming very interesting so much so that i am starting on Sunday my first hoof trimming job. Thank you so much for giving me the courage to do it
Hope she heals soon. You're doing a great service for these lovely ladies ❤
Thank you from The Netherlands
This poor girl has really been through it! Love watching you help her! ❤
4:21 And THAT is why I could never do your job, Graeme. If that would happen to me, everything I'd eaten for the past week would have come up.
Definitely 😭😊
In vídeo we're safe from that but you definitely need a different nose to do this job💀
I'll join everyone in saying kudos to Allen/Allan/Alen/Alan/some other spelling! It really does take a team to give these cattle the best possible care, and it's thanks to this communication and cooperation that you all were able to catch this relapse early to nip in the bud. A relapse is depressing, but Cow 182 is in good hands and well-monitored!
Allyn/Alin/Alenn... yes I am a smartarse.
@@Cardboardangele Aighlynn, if we're going the Ireland-fetishist American route!
Hats off to the dairyman for picking up on the problem.
Qudos to Alan for bringing her in.
Got to say I'm not surprised she has a problem on the other foot.....a couple of years ago I had a knee injury, that's now healed but due to the over use of the OTHER knee then I now have problems on that now
After all she’s been through, I’m really glad it wasn’t a huge step back in her recovery.
Sorry for the setback but thanks to Alan it appears you have gotten to her early. Great video as always.
As I was watching this I thought for a moment how wonderful it would be if you were a doctor for human. But then I realized that cows deserve a person kind and caring like you.
Cow 812 is my favorite HGP cow. I’m glad she is doing better.
GLAD YOU FOUND THE PROBLEM AND ARE HELPING HER AGAIN 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Good job for not just taking what’s on the surface.
You kept working to find the source & make sure it was t hiding more.
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
We need more people in medical field to do the same.😊
What you guys have done for her is amazing and it's a privilege to see her journey.
Thanks for the playlist to watch 182's progress!
Craig's on holiday?! Who told him he could do that?!!! How can you possibly function without him?!!!
Beautiful girl sweet disposition I hope she feels better soon
Thank you all for helping this girl❤❤❤.
I’m waiting on my Hoof GP travel mug!!
Nice trim Graeme. I find myself critiquing other trims and say to myself that’s not the way the HOOF GP does it! ❤❤
Allan is a good keeper of the animal to notice that bit of problem. Nice work!
She’s such a beautiful cow 🐄 You did a great job on her and she’s lookin’ good! 🐄 I hope when Craigyboy comes back we get to see some pics as well as hear of his wonderful vacation! 📸
I got addicted watching your video coz i feel relieve when seeing those cows walking without pain after you treated them.🐄😍
Love the editing of this video ❤ it was somehow even more hypnotizing than usual. Hope this cow gets better this time for sure!!!
Kevin is such a sweetheart! I'm glad the farmer watched this girl.
182 reminds me of 812 for the OGs out there! Same digits and everything!
I really enjoy your videos! Thank you for the laughs while you're working, you all have wonderful friendships!
I actually love hearing the dairy farm noises. My uncle had a dairy farm. I loved going there. Even got chased by a cow once. Great job with the cow Graham 👏🏻🥰‼️
Excellent👍
She went back to her family a happier cow ❤🫡
Craig lives in Graham's head for free. Brilliant diagnosis for the cow.👍👍
Love the videos of updated cases! I love seeing the progress the animals make.
GP is looking so sharp! I watched some of the older kids recently and he's changed so much hair and smile. 😊 Handsome still both ways though. Gotta stay sharp for Ashley. 😊
When I was under aged 5 we had a house cow Holstein Friesian Blossom she was so gentle we would go and lean on her and have a quick nap she only moved when we did I still love cows
Hats off to you Graeme. You make a job that for the most part isnt that interesting so interesting and I am here for it! I’m not sure if it’s the love you have for the job and the animals or if it’s just your charisma. Either way you are a great teacher and I honestly feel like I know more about cows hooves than I ever thought I would.
You know it is great that the farmer takes such great care to have the HG come in and take care of her
Thank you for caring for her❤❤❤
Great job I know you will help him and he will be all better
I'm glad she didn't have any more infection. 😊😊👋👋❤❤
When I see you pull their feet up... I always think: when cows fly...
God bless you for helping those sweet angels.❤🙏🏻❤
I learn so much from your videos and love watching them and your heart for these cows! But I am sure thankful that I only have 6 alpine goats and 1 old pygmy wether to trim! Good hoof care is soooo important!
So glad the farmer is so diligent and this was nipped in the bud. Poor girl has been through too much already.
Poor 182 😢... Get better little lady!!!