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Scottish’s Wee Heifer Had a Hoof Abscess
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2022
- This little lady had been limping. I was called out but the abscess had already worked it’s way up to the coronet and burst out on its own. Good chance to show you Scottish’s cattle chute!
Im Scottish, and I think the only person who has a newer crush than that in Scotland is The Hoof GP lol!
He is awesome 👌🏻
I am too! 🏴 The Hoof GPs crush does make things loads easier! I’m always surprised at how little or no mooing there is I thought it would be soooo noisy & I grew up around farms constant lovely animal sounds!
In Ireland it’s TecTv
Fucking love hoof gp
You need the Hoof GP from Scotland
What people seem to forget is Enoch is a vet, Graham is a hoof trimmer, they could both come together and discuss how to treat an animal but Enoch would have the final say as he out ranks Graham 🤷♂️
They also forget that Scotland and Australia are totally different environments, and that also can change treatment needs.
Hoof Trimmers like Graham always work with the Vet to do what’s best for the cows, I Love this Vet and who doesn’t Love the Hoof GP. 🥰
I can say one thing lol if youre human, or animal and have an abcess, and you are in SO MUCH PAIN , the minute the incision is made, and the pus is squeezed out..its like instant relief..( i know for ME it is lol) i love the videos where you see them limp in, have it drained then walk away feeling so much better and arent limping like before.
Another satisfied customer.
Cattle are tough but every girl deserves getting her nails done.
Thanks for sharing
Love your work
👍. Hah,Moo....
I appreciate how creative every vet is. The pulley was brilliant
Good on you for educating so many "back seat" hoof trimmers in the comments. You've been more than kind and understanding in the face of some blatantly rude assertions.
I’m Australian and live in Country Victoria. How lucky are we to have this gorgeous vet here!!! He makes house calls, my hooves definitely need looking at! 😍😍😍😆😆😆
Hey there Enoch, I hope you're all well and good down under!
I got a kick out of one of your commentators, who obviously watches the hoof trimmers here on RUclips, as I also do, giving you the step by step way you should follow to fix this heifers foot.
You're gonna have to get you a mic with a windshield so we can hear you, I did manage to catch you saying something about "the almighty crush"
I hope y'all have a good one! 🐂👍🇺🇸
Another great video, love how you are caring and talking to the cows.
I don't know much about cattle but when you trimmed the hoof after you drained the abcess . Why didn't you put a block on the other claw to take the pressure and pain off the bad claw?
Howdy Jeanette, I use blocks for hooves that need a bit of time to heal, this girl will be e right as rain the next day and will be more comfortable without a block thereafter. Great question though! Cheers!
@@EnochtheCowVet thank you for answering my question 🙂🌷
You are the best, no frills Vet., That I've ever seen
Love the ingenuity of doing it rope and pulley style in a head gate. Nice little set of Hoof trimming equipment there. The "extended trimmers" also probably work better for cattle that are not in a crush, well handled like dairy, and might leave you with a mark to remember over regular long hoof nippers.
Sounds like there’s a cattle dog not liking what you’re doing to one of his cows.
Hoof GP, where are you? Lol.
You Sir are just a 'gift' from above.... and also a 'VET' xx
I just thought you fed cows, put them out in the pasture and then they have babies! Alot more work than I thought there was to be done! Good job! 🐄
Bless her heart.
Love the special ear test.
Where's your moo cow chew toy?? The one that calms them??? Cheers Knockers!!! Ausgranny 🤶🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍👍👍🐄
Díky za odbornou pomoc ❤❤
Holy crap! That sounded like you were grinding on stone. Are their feet really that hard?
Yep
Sure are, very different to soft dairy cow feet!
Your Australian is getting stronger and stronger, lol! You're gonna have to give us a southern US drawl every now and again!
Well it certainly is a pretty rough set up. Well, I certainly hope they've been able to update their crush since
this video
For more hoof content, check out Nate The Hoof Guy
The whistle man veterinarian doc very appreciate nice job
I learn a lot from Enoch's videos and enjoy his work. Does anyone know why he doesn't use a sedative or tranquilizer when working on these cattles/cows?
He’s expressed when there is an abscess, there is not much feeling in the area due to the infection, pressure and it’s proximity to the surface of the skin
He's not working with them long enough for that. And it cost alit of money. When had to go get work like teeth cleaned on my dog 🐕and and the bill came due its easy $800 us. Cause they have to get sedative. Now imagine it's a 500lb cow.
Most bovine are tough I had a cow break her leg and then keep eating
@@boreo7872
Lol........ 🐂😂
No need. Cattle don't do well sedated and it's expensive
Hope Australia has a Hoof GP
It has hoof trimmers, but there's only 1 hoof GP.
That apparatus needs WD40.
I was wondering why they didn’t have a crush! Would of been easier for everyone, Cow included
so wonderful beautiful video my best friend what’s the men with the orange jack on what’s his name?
Health and long life !!!
Looks like your silver award metal is turning to rust.
I think it is funny all the knowitalls on here telling a man who has the proper degrees to do his job HOW to do it better. I would wager most of them have never seen a cow close up. Thank-you for posting.
AAWw!!Poor young cow back then.:-(:-(Her hoof is better.:-)
Need to sharpern your clippers there Doc.
Does that hurt her 😢
Graeme will come sort this little Scottish lady out.
Wow, I feel like I need to apologize for all the well meaning RUclips University hoof trimmer we got here! I think you did a fabulous job, and I'm pretty sure you have more knowledge in your little pinky than all of the good trimmers on RUclips. Lol Those hooves were almost hard enough to throw sparks though! I'd would like to suggest a fur mic cover for your camera, since it's quite windy there. I think you'll be quite pleased at the results!
I won't mention those"bolt cutters", lol.
Actually, on the really dry, hard feet of those beevies, the bolt cutters work. The part that is hard for me is the rust. They need cleaned, oiled, and kept sharpened. The first time I seen Enoch pull them out, I literally laughed out loud. He is an exceptional old school doc and knows exactly how to "git er done".
@@theunsteadysteader I had a conversation with him about getting a different pair, like by-pass cutters for tree limbs. Yes they need maintenance to say the least. LOL.
They are purpose built hoof trimmers…. Not bolt cutters at all… cheers for the comments regardless! They work great!
@@EnochtheCowVet don't be surprised if a pair shows up on your doorstep 😂🤣some day.
he should have called first the HOOF GP !!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣
I doubt he'd have gone to Australia.
@@alistairclement4239 hey alistair.good on u.✌️
Enoch, You need a decent crush. That makeshift crush is pitiful.
Whoo... don't tell Scottish that, he would be very upset with you! He loves his crush! Imported it all the way to Australia from Scotland.
Doc. You need better sound. I will buy you the one you need. Ju sx t tell what you want and it'll get sent. I love the content, wind no so much. Ta
I’m not sure what to buy! Thanks for the kind offer!
@@EnochtheCowVet How about skinning a wombat?
Dead cat is apparently the go!
@@EnochtheCowVet Well, as long as it's fluffy.
👍😊
OMGosh, you guys commented saying: "u need the Hoof GP" and I was just going to say that! We all need to post to the Hoof GP himself and tell him to go to Australia and give a huge consultation to farmers! Another 500K subscribers there!! 😁🐂
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Why no pad on her poor foot to walk on
😊
Looks the vet is ill equipped.
Very hard to hear what you are saying…very interesting. Wish we could hear you better
Compared to TEC TV and the Hoof GP this is some medieval treatment!
Idk about.. this. Lol.. hoof gp please..
I like watching your videos but I wish the sound quality was better. Hard to hear what you are saying and seems there's wind interference.
That did not look comfortable for that cow.
Geez, the way the young man is pulling her leg is going to pop a socket !!
You're in Scotland! Call the hoof GP!
He's not in scotland, the crush was built in scotland.
He’s in Australia 🇦🇺
@@alistairclement4239 Ah, my bad. I misunderstood.
@@bronwynreijnders7205 To be fair, you weren't helped by the fact there was a Scotsman on there too.
You need the Hoof GP. He's in Scotland. Graeme Parker is his name. 😆
Hes an ass.
Enoch should team up with the HoofGP for a video. It would be epic
One or the other should pop over before tea. It's only about 15 000 KM between them. 🙂
He is pretty awesome!
The grinder blade is not made for animals
Yes, it is, it's specifically designed for hoof trimming.
As Alistair said... the blade in question is a very expensive european foot trimming blade. Cheers!
you can also Ask for the Midwestern Hoof trimmer Aaron Lavoy and he might be able to go to where you are at and hold a hoof trimming class, and you should consider getting a cow trimming chute for ease of helping cattle!
I think you should spend some time watching videos of Graeme Parker the Hoof GP on RUclips. I think you might benefit from the type of grinding discs that he and Craigie Boy use.
Thanks for the advice, but actually it is a very good one! The disk I use is a specialized hoof trimming disk, made in Europe. the feet here are much much harder than the feet of dairy cattle, as they don’t live in slurry or walk on concrete. We don’t get much in the way of hoof problems and they are pretty easy to treat, and they recover well luckily. Thanks again!
I thought hoof got was graham parker 😂😜
Time to call the Hoof GP
Hoof GP doesn't trim in Australia.
It looks like that hoof wall is way, way, way, too high.... that may be what caused it if it is a white line defect. They need a hoof trimmer if they want this cow out of pain.
You do a great job, but, are there no hoof gp’s there?
Plenty of guys get around in the dairy country, not enough work and the distances too great out here in the bush. Thanks!
Video muito mal feito
That hoof should have been opened more that tiny hole is going to close off quickly and the cow will be in the same shape again.
In our dry environment this methodology works very very well. I’ve treated thousands this way successfully. In a dairy with soft feet, walking constantly through “slurry”, the scenario may truly be different. Cheers!
Are you for real man? And you're a vet?
Ppp0
Oh lawrd poor thing!
Where is the hoof GP !
Wouldn't a block on the medial claw work to displace her from any pain and slurry getting in the infected claw? You might want to use those hoof blades to carve out as much loose and detached horn well and to open up and lift that infected hoof up more to help relieve any pain and discomfort big mama is feeling. Salicylate powder (to help in healing and pain, apply after lido) and lidocaine 10% (apply 1st) would probably help as well to assist in the pain relief, along with a loose wrapping as well. I learned this watching The Hoof GP; he's a great hoof trimmer. I'm in no way trying to tell you what to do, but I just wanted to show you another technique used from a professional hoof trimmer I watch and tell you what he does for absesses. Love ya, D
someone watches a lot of hoof trimming videos
@@melanisticmandalorian
Lol........ step by step........ 😉
I thought Enoch was going to put a block on the medial claw just to give some relief, but perhaps the antibiotic will work fairly quickly and you can see if it has worked when the animal resumes walking normally.
OMG Where exactly is this so called slurry?
@Cheryl Millard in the dairy barns far far away... haha. Sometimes well meaning folks step on their own tongues. I do it myself on a regular basis....hahaha
Not as smooth as the hoof GP. Seems like your tools are not sharp enough. Poor cow really suffered through that one
Calling Hoof GP…
Mlm
#TheHoofGP, ever been to Australia? Looks like Enoch could use some help!!
Dude, why don't you own the things that lock the cow in and lifts the off fhe ground. This is ASKING for then fo break their leg! LOOK HOW INTENSE THAT POSITION IS IN!! That's the equivalent of putting your knees in the ground while doing the butterfly stretch. The one where you sit on the ground, you put your the soles of your feet together and put your knees as close as possible to the ground and put your head to your feet bending forward... That's what this leg is doung... Why are you so rough with them?!? you did nothing but use the most painfuk methods and didn't remove all of of the loose horn. I can tell because you cant do it that fast. Why are you always like this to the cows? Its awful
Howdy Mate, those calf tipping cradles are employed by professional hoof trimmers which service dairies where they treat large numbers of dairy cows which spend their entire lives walking in slurry (liquid feces and mud). I provide veterinary services to tens of thousands of beef cows living in grass. I was taught this method as part of my 9 years of veterinary training. I have used tip cradles, but they are inappropriate in my world. Foot work is 1/2 of 1% of my job and this cow by E benefited greatly from my “quick” job. We do what we can do! Cheers!
@@EnochtheCowVet oh thank god! Alright! Nevermind! Woofh! I was scared! Sorry about that
@@EnochtheCowVet i didn't know. Because we both know that this isn't always the case. Did you numb her though? Launching HURTS!
Launching?
I think you better start watching the Hoof GP. That looked horrible.
Your a good vet… not for hoof trimming. You have to see where that crack goes, a grinder won’t take care of it, clean it out and put a block on the other side
The pathophysiology of the hoof abscesses we get here on good dry ground are very different than the hoof issues Graeme deals with daily on cows living on concrete and walking through slurry. This cow will be just fine. I use blocks when they are needed (when the affected claw needs extended time to heal). This cow was fine the next day. A block is uncomfortable, but when necessary I use them. I certainly wouldn’t put one on a case like this, nor would most vets or professional hoof trimmers. Cheers!
You should really use a professional hoof trimmer poor heifer
The nearest pro trimmer is about 1000 miles away.
Some People Make Me Sick the way they Treat Pets !!!!! They Have Feelings Too !!!
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They got it care from a world renown cow expert, what else could they do, seriously. Please rethink your logic.