this NECROTIC cow's TOE is full of STONES!!!
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I recently reunited with my Godson (no drama, just life lol) and he is a farrier. I told him about watching your videos and that I watch so often that I know what a white line defect is. His eyebrows went all the up to his hair! Thank you Graeme for that moment. ❤❤😊
I love this comment. So sweet ❤
Until I watched your channel I wasn’t even aware cattle needed their hooves trimmed much less the health issues they face. I’ve learned so much. Thank you for being compassionate and helping these animals who clearly suffer pain.
I’m in the same situation I’ve never seen someone do this work on cattle before and I’m familiar with horse hoof trimming. But I’ve learned lots from this channel and I’ve been subbed for quite some time now, he’s a great presence and fun to watch 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🤠
Me neither! We live in Oklahoma and I've never seen a cow in a crush here.
Same. Showed this to my dad and he was fascinated by it
@@SmilingDesertCobra-ef1ly you learn something and he is fun to watch because you can tell he’s just like you and me… normal people 😂😂🤘🤘🇺🇸🤠
Me either, he shocked me when this came up and I watched the first one. Then on and on.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Honestly, the videos of the "ugly" trims speak a lot more to your passion, skill, and empathy that the routine ones. Not that everyone should be something like this, and those do also show your dedication. But I feel these, and follow-ups, showcase the care that you, and the farmers provide for the cattle.
Safe travels and worthwhile trims Mr Parker.
I wish everyone had a job that suited them as much as your job suits you, Graeme. And may there be more people with this passion and empathy. Skill can be trained. Passion can't. Empathy can't. And I'm glad there are people like you with the passion to learn the skill, and your passion to share and teach the skill.
@@juliatarrel1674 great comment. I hope GP reads it.
@@juliatarrel1674 I say that all the time to my Husbands Heart Doctor , he should do a course on how to treat a patient properly Michael always laughs & says Thank You . Graeme makes me think of Michael of the passion & empathy he shows my husband in two hrs we will be Married 45 yrs .
@@DianeLee999 Thank you. I hope he likes it.
The big thing is he thinks not from a human perspective but from the cows. Something that can be a bit hard to do when it can be easy to just want the day to be over.
She absolutely trotted out of that crush immediately on that block, that was amazing. Thank you for all the work you do for them.
Thank you so much for telling us that she is going to be kept in a clean safe place and will be well cared for and will be all better in the end.
the way this man treats a cow is so unbelievably class, i wish all people were like this to everyone
"Mummy, Graeme has inspired me. I think I'm going to trim hooves when I grow up." This is what my 6 year old has said to me whilst watching this video tonight. Every night we watch a video or two or even three after a story laid in bed. Thank you for these videos, thank you for inspiring the future generation of trimmers. My little girl goes to bed with a smile on her face because of you 🤜
I grew up in dairy country. It is hard work, bur very rewarding per the hoof trimmers I knew as a child.
She did not say allat
@@akalimain2606 while i do agree in this case, im reminded of how weird i was as a kid bc i would say allat to the point my parents have a fucking *gag reel* of shit they managed to write down or record in some way. can't think of any right now, but they do still crack up on how i talked like a little noble victorian kid
@@downix she's a tough little cookie, who is fiercely independent and I don't doubt for a minute that she will not achieve anything she puts her mind to.
Sign her up for 4H!
I'm glad you were able to help this little heifer. Thank you for the wonderful work you do. You, Craigie Boy and Kevin are fantastic! 💗🐄
Since this video dropped the day before Mother's Day in the States, would you all wish your wives and mother's a Happy Mother's Day on Sunday? 💖💐
Poor girls in so much pain, the work you do is so kind, caring, and wonderful and definitely something we need more of in the world 💕💕
That is absolutely heartbreaking. I’m so grateful you can fix hoofs like that.
Thank you for helping her…..poor girl
I watch your channel quite often. No, I don't own milk cows or any animal other than a dog. I love how you❤ care for and care about these animals. Seeing how much you and your crew enjoy being able to help them with any pain that they suffer in their boots is wonderful. The song you normally open with as well as the music you sometimes play during the show is lovely. Graeme, your also a wonderful father. I'm a 61 year old woman who lives in Florida. I watch and subscribe so I am always glad to see when you post a new video.❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏 Thank you
What a lovely comment
She practically pranced out of that crush LOL. What a cute little thing
Wouldn't have thought of a young cow developing Toe Necrosis. Not a good thought that heavy rains have put more at risk. Good there is a chance for a recovery, where she can still have a good life.
She turned around to say Thankyou in the end. And knowing how you all care for these beautiful animals she will get better.
It does not look “exceptionally rough”, as you say, you’ve done a conservative job while removing the damage and anything that is a barrier to her healing. You’ve left her with as optimally unimpeded a structure as possible to her healing and recovery. Good job, Graeme.
I’ve never heard him sound so solemn…..MAGIC!😮
being a young cow is a big plus, more vitality and less weight
I love you you speak with understanding when it comes to the farmers. Keeping these animals in a healthy state isn't the easiest thing to do. Not everyone understands that, even doing everything possible, stuff will inevitably happen.
My heart breaks with these issues - for the baby, for the farmer, and for you Graeme.
I know you and the farmer do your best, but some damage cannot be fixed.
At least the cow feels better for now.
I know nothing about cows but WHY are these poor animals left outside in such unforgiving weather in the first place? Such much so that the hoof is rotting YIKES
@@dianeseymour9929, There's a place on the west coast of Scotland that's so warm, that palm trees grow there! It was a bit soggy in Scotland this past winter, which caused many hoof problems.
@@dianeseymour9929 All over the UK has been exceptionally wet all winter (Pembrokeshire in SW Wales had 3 feet of rain in 3 months). Not all farms will have enough indoor space to bring their stock indoors and then there is the matter of feeding them. And the worse the weather the less feed that will be harvested, so it will be scare and the costs sky rocket. It's a vicious circle.
I’ve never had much interest in what you do - until I came across your channel. I’ve been in the entertainment industry over 27 years. Spent a lot of hours in a video editing bay. But I have to say your channel Is one of the best I’ve seen. Not just your presentation style,, but your ability to speak with such reverence about what you do and humility as well. It makes watching something that isn’t so pleasant actually enjoyable and educational as well.
My heart breaks for this poor cow. I can't imagine how uncomfortable she was. Thank you for doing such a great job and for helping her!
Poor girl. She had to be in a lot of pain especially with a hoof rotting. Thank you for helping her. It may be the prettiest looking trim but it's get to where it's healthy so she can have a hoof to stand on.
This trim may not be aesthetically pleasing or beautiful however, the help that you’re giving her is the beautiful thing! The love that you show her and wanting to try to help her is beautiful! Thank you for helping all of these animals. Happy Mother’s Day to Mrs. HGP and your mom and all the moms out there.
It's great to see the ups and downs I'm just glad to see people who actually take pride in their work these days
This is the first time I`ve ever felt like pausing one of your vids Graham as I honestly felt nauseous imagining the pain from that hoof but I persevered and breathed a huge sigh of relief hearing you say it was recoverable.
Thank you lifting me up. I had a really hard time for month and videos like these help me to calm down. You try everything you can to help these cows and this help me to fight my depression over and over again. Thank you!
Hiiiiii! So happy I was already watching! 😢 that poor cow. Thankfully she has you to help her.😊
This poor Stark, She's so young and has already ahd this massive challenge to endure with its toe!? We are all confident that Graeme and the Boys will help it return to health, but he will always have difficulty with that claw, yes?
Luckily this stark is young and has much less weight to carry with that foot and block. Hope we get some updates as things progress!
Thank you for your Authenticity and bravery to show the world that sometimes, things get ugly, and painful no matter how hard we try to avoid it. You did a great job on that foot, especually having to use hand tools to spare the poor creature from even more pain.
Cows truly have a difficult life. The problems I see you deal with are heart breaking. Surely there is a better way to take care of these kind animals so issues like this don’t happen
Some of it is inevitable. Cows just aren't as hardy as wild animals, because they don't have predators culling out every single one that goes lame. But yes there are big differences that can be made in husbandry, which is why Graeme endorses Easyfix products. Barns outfitted with their fixtures are safer and have significantly fewer injuries to the cows' feet and legs. But even living outdoors in a fairly natural environment was hard on this cow, just because of a particularly wet season.
I feel so sad whenever you find toe necrosis, and even in a young lady's hoof 😢 I hope she'll recover, and I know you've given her the best chance at that 🙏❤️
Poor darling girl.🐄💕 A very good job though Graeme. 🫠🐄
i have been following this channel for ...dont know,atleast a couple of years now, and i basikly never comment - but in this case i will.. showing us the crude side of your work only makes it even better..atleast for me - no job is always a tippytoes in the tulips,so this makes it even more "real" - well done and i hope the animal gets as good as possible whitout pain
Thank you for sharing the reality, not just the happy and ideal moments. This really supports how farmers and hoof trimmers work together to provide pain relief and care to their livestock. It is a pleasure and inspiration to watch you, Cragie-boy and Kevin working day in and day out, good and bad weather, easy and rough situations to help these cows live their time in as much comfort as possible.
Oh my goodness, the way she ran out was so beautiful. That’s all I can say is oh my goodness.
Poor girl! You made her foot feel so much better!
👍👍👍👍👍🫵🪨 I love the way you care for your patience if that’s the way you wanna call them, but they are your patients technically when their feet are not well. Keep up the great work.
This was a solemn video to watch- thank God for The Hoof GP crew and Graham's professional knife skills....
Good to see she is moving about
That poor baby! Thank you for doing what you can for her. 😢 💔
You Sir, are an inspiration in others to help the less fortunate in any way possible and put them on the road to recovery and well being. Bless you, and may God give you the strength and knowledge to keep enjoying what you do.
You are such a wonderful human being. Your compassion and gentle touch with the cows speaks volumes. Thank you for all you do. 🐄🐄🐄
Poor cow, at least now she’s on the road to hoof recovery. you do such amazing work, i would be crying my eyes out if i was doing your job, but i know i couldn’t do it, i’m a wreck just watching her. 🐄 Bless all of you. ❤❤❤
Wow. After that extensive hoof trimming & treatment, she runs right out of the crèche and glances back. 👍 Wonderful job, well done. Good luck little lady.
Poor wee beasty. Thanks to all 3 of you for doing your absolute best day after day. Although not cows are beasts of burden, they do deserve the best of care.
You’re absolutely precious. I love how kind and caring you are to our fellow earthlings. Most of us do not deserve the gifts other animals give. They deserve to have all of us be as kind as you are.
US’s Kristi Nome should never be allowed around any other animal.
Kristi Nome? No GP's found a way to treat brain necrosis you know... 😉
I looked for her comment but I couldn’t find it. They must have taken it down. I was to have a go at her 😂
When she scampered out of the crush at the end, she stopped, turned and said "Thank you Graeme!"
I have watched you over the years on YT here in Pennsylvania USA and want to say you and your crew are truly kind and heartfelt in what you do ❤❤❤
Hi, I'm in PA, also but I've only just started watching a month ago! My adult nephew told me about it, he never around cattle or farm life in his 47 years!! I love it!!
Poor little one. Thank god there are people like you and the boys that care for them. The look on your face at the beginning of this video did say it all. 😢
Yeah, rain has been a big problem here in Brazil as well. Thanks for taking take of this pretty girl and also thanks for the "magic" part, I was waiting for it 😂
So appreciate the humanity you show these precious animals. On a lighter note noticed you changed your intro 😞 I loved your intro.
Graeme, why would a farmer leave the cow out in the winter if it’s bad for them? If they’re good at “after care” why wouldn’t they prevent this from happening?
I know you will do a follow up and I can hope this young cow will be better. You always do a good job, we know it’s not always pretty, it’s a process. Thanks for sharing.
I thank you for this different perspective, we're not too dissimilar on the weather here, it's a very wet season, and it's an exclusive outdoor system (Aussie). I'm having literally every young heifer become lame to some degree, and the older girls aren't much better, while it may not be pretty for RUclips, I definitely appreciate 'ugly' fixes, you're making some of my 'wtf can I do with this' look a litte more respectful. Love your work mate!
The camera is moving a lot in this video making it a bit hard for me to focus on the hoof.
What a great job! You are amazingly kind to those sweet animals!! She walked out of that crush like she KNEW, she was now on the mend! Great jobs guys!!!!
Graem, it’s the ugly trims that mean the most! You’re a master at what you do! Thanks for sharing this with us! Love and blessings guys!❤
Your empathy for her is so appreciated
I feel so bad about this adolescent cow😢 Thank you for helping it as much as you can❤
Graeme, you continue to prove a blessing to your charges. Your concern for them is easily seen in your face, and heard in your voice. God bless you and your family, young man.
She came down out of the crush like she knows she has a new leash on life lol. Bless her heart. She's a beautiful young lady 😅. Tyfs God bless you
Ill always give a thumbs up,i know everyday even off camera The Hoof GP crew is helping hundreds and thousands of cow with there pains and hoof issues
I had a splinter in the middle of my sole earlier this week, and it wouldn't come out with tweezers. HoofGP's videos gave me the idea to make a rudimentary block by buying new insoles and cutting a hole in one to keep weight off the splinter. Now I can walk on my foot without making the splinter dig in further, so it can work its way out naturally.
You've not just helped cows, Graeme!
God bless you, Graeme in all that you and your crew are doing to help these cows. I love you for it.
I watch your videos often, especially before bed since you have such a calming voice. I’ve learned so much about cattle and the affects hooves have on cattle. I’m a med student in Canada and your videos have had me thinking about the veterinary field. If I had come across your videos just a little bit earlier in life, my future career path could’ve been so different. You’re so inspirational, my personal life goal is to have just one cow at this point. If I can’t doctor animals, I’ll at least give them a good place to live and make sure they’re properly taken care of by good folk such as yourself
Result was surprisingly pleasant! Well done like always!
Happy Mother's Day, Ashley, Susan, and Kevin's wife (sorry, Kev) and Mama Parker, too!!! And to all the mums out there in the world, human and animal! And thank you, Graeme and crew, for helping these bovine mums and future mums walk better!!!
Master trimmer GP is the only hoof channel I watch and there are plenty of them
It's not about looking pretty. It's all about repairing and aiding the cow to be pain free. I have to say as she left the crush; "What a lovely little cow".
She’s SOOOOO cute!! I’m so glad you’re the one the farmer has taking care of the herd! She stands a good chance at the best recovery possible.
That cow looks so young to have such a nasty infection. Thank god for people like you, your team, the farm, and his team. Hopefully she makes a full recovery.
She seemed so surprised that she could trot out so easily. Definitely helps with the pain she was feeling. Hopefully we see her again in the future
I was so relieved to hear she'd make a recovery. I feared the worst in such a young cow.
Poor little 🐄
You guys do such amazing work for the well-being of the 🐄🐄🐄 in your country. 🙌🙌
Looking forward to the progressive follow up.
Thanks 💕🙏
Wow, you can see the immediate relief she felt from that trim. Good job!
I have no idea how i found this channel years ago, and I have no idea why I continue to watch it, with some of these wild ass videos, but here I am again.Well done.
Graeme, you have such a great fan base and we all start with the cows! 💜
You know it's going to be a tough one when there's no entry music
Just amazes me at how come and nonchalant these cows are while you're working on their foot. It is just amazing
The little prance she did as she got out was addorable
Well done GP
It is amazing the effect nature has on the life of those that live within it!
Well done on setting this young girl on her way to all fours solidly on the ground🤗💚
She looks so young to be having such a serious problem. Thank goodness she is under Graeme's care.
For such a young cow to be dealing with this. I hope she heals quickly.
The way she ran out of the crush and then waited at the gate. You've obviously helped her already.
Today is Mothers Day here in Australia so please pass on my good wishes to your lovely wives, partners and mothers. They must be proud to have such wonderful, caring men in their lives.
My grandmother come over from Scotland as a child in the 1890's and right up to her death, she still had a touch of the brogue, and listening to you guys brings back my memories of her. She died when I was 15 in 1980 and was one tough woman! It is a dream of mine to one day visit Scotland and see where she and that part of my family came from.
Love you guys and thank you for showing it how it is, working with animals isn't sunshine and rainbows always, sometimes it's floods and drought but seeing the reality shows you are willing to show us the balance, the truth that farm work is. I spent 25 years working in the dairy industry and know just how important the treatment of the cows is, how keeping them healthy keeps them happy and makes for better products in the long run.
So glad you care about these cows and make a difference to thier lives.
It's sad in a way to hear that this farm has great aftercare; it would have been better for this poor cow if there was some preventative care....
Thanks to HGP Team for doing their amazing work for amazing cows! 💙💛💚
Thank you from The Netherlands
From all the good you’ve done in the past ,I think I can say we all have faith in you and your crew ❤️🙏🏻
I'm sure glad you're there to help these poor cows grow good hooves. Thank you!
What a pretty little stirk. Let's hope she recovers as fully as possible with Graeme's expertise helping her along.
It is so nice seeing the cow after treatment realise what you have done for her and turns round to show you she appreciates your work. That must make you feel good at what you do. There are not many jobs that can give that sort of feeling.
As always, you and your brother Robert are among my favorite RUclipsrs.
Thank you for helping her!
Your voice as you narrate the realities of life as a Hoof Trimmer is filled with compassion. I hope I always hear it, you're the best!
You are the physical therapist of the cow world.
Where are all the people telling us cows just need to live outside all the time to be healthy?!? Obviously this is an outlier, but so are most of the other bad trims you show us. I can tell you that I wouldn't be skipping out like that if half or my foot was rotting away though! 😅
Exactly. Farmers can take all the precautions possible, but sometimes shit just happens.
I have faith in you Graeme that you will help this poor cows hooves better
That poor heifer (American for adolescent female bovine). You have such a lovely heart for these wonderful beasts. Thank you!
Oh that poor Moo, she has a long road to recovery in front of her. Thank you Graeme, for giving her the best chance she has to live a normal life.
Now, if only that farm would provide fantastic pre-care, but then we wouldn't get anymore videos.
It does look rough which is why it's so important to show these too. My great grandfather would have loved you and your compassion and understanding of animals. I'm very happy to see her walk away utilising the block so well and I loved the magic bit, gave a bit of cheer to a sad goings-on ❤