*HUGE* DANGLING sole ULCER ... a stry of progression!!!!
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Honestly never thought I would be so eagerly awaiting an update about a cow's ulcer!! And yet here I am!! Thank you HoofGP team!!
Hopefully there more to come with her 😄😄
Haha same
@@DyslexicMitochondriahey dude I was intrigued bout ur username so decided to cIick on ur profile. Ur channel is a hidden gem bro
I am right here with you! I never thought I would do this as well.
Looks better but still needs your expertise ❤❤❤
Function over form makes perfect sense. Thanks for including snippets from the prequel videos to remind us of all that you've done so far. I recall being shocked at the original ulcer and now so impressed by the improvement resulting from your crew's care. Well done Hoof GP!
Please keep the bloopers - we all have problems talking - our mouth goes faster than our brains or vice versa... I love it because that makes you so relatable to us.
Whoeee..delighted cow 2803 is doing great, she had one very sore foot for weeks...thank you for nursing her back and caring for her so well.. i hate animals being neglected when not well.. brill job..as usual... 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
We’re getting there with her 😁😁😁
She’s not being neglected! The farmer got her the help she needed.
Glad to see Miss 2803 again! I love when you give us updates of 🐄 client/patient. Good Job Graeme!!
@@ferretyluvi dont think he meant it in that way
I love the follow-up trims showing the healing process
I absolutely agree. And this diference to the beginning is beautiful.
Hey, any idea where to buy those biodegradable bandages from?
Thank you for bringing 2803 back. Looks like she's healing, abet slowly.
I like when you follow the same cow over episodes like this. It’s nice to see the healing process and how what you do helps them heal
I am not a farmer or have any cows but I find your channel brings me great peace with your gentle care to detail and dedication. Thank you for making my heart smile, you and your team are what gives me hope in humanity and passion for our beloved dairy cows. Ty from Ohio, USA ❤
What a wonderful update. Thank you Graeme for all you do for these lovely creatures, and I love that you leave in the verbal flubs.
My 5 yr old grandson and I are watching this and he is asking me for a kids hood trimming kit where he can practice since he is young he says and can’t do a big cow. He has quite the imagination. Thanks for giving him and I something to connect over.
Don't fret about getting your tang all tongueled up, Graeme; just keep on being awesome and helping the cows~🥰😆
I love these " update " videos. Allot of times i see a hoof and then wonder how it looks weeks or months later. These are my favorite
She’s miles better than she was! Kudos & ♥ to both the farmer, you & your crew for helping her!
That is one stubborn ulcer! I admit, I'm holding my breath while you trim, as if it would be any help at all😄
I do enjoy these follow-ups, and cheer when you declare the cow sound.
I'm so glad to see an update on cow🐄 2803. She's much improved, but it will be so good to see that poor hoof event healed. Thanks to you & the farmer for having due diligence. She did have 1 sore hoof. Brilliant job as always Graeme. ❤️🐄🐄Thank you for caring so much. Can't wait for the next update on this lady.
The cow, farmer and you did well ❤
An update ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️it is good to see 💚💚💚💚💚💚.
Green heart's you like green and hearts.
What causes them to take longer to come up like that? Just being so bad to begin with? Thank you for continuing to persevere to help her and caring so much about all their comfort. They’re lucky you are included in their team of caretakers!
2803 must be as tired of having a bad hoof as I'm as tired of this heel Spur. 🤯
When your hooves are bad ,you hurt all over.
Enjoyed the video. Keep up the great work for these ladies.
❤️🫶❤️ North Carolina 🇺🇸
I love seeing the re checks, makes me happy
I'm pretty proud to say that I did, in fact, expect the passage from the ulcer to the back of the foot, because it bent weirdly when you pushed on that surface! Tho I also expected to be wrong since I often am 😅😂
Can you make a playlist of her videos?? I absolutely love watching the progress, it's so exciting! It would be very good to share it with my friends
Yep, I looked for the original video (new to the channel) and couldn't find it. A link at least would be great!
This was exceptional. This cow 2003 is miles better. Thanks Graeme and Kevin. ❤❤❤ shout out to Craigie Boy ❤
I love your follow up. It's so good to see them healing. You have made her feel less pain. Thank you for all you do.
Oooh, a recheck of 2803!❤️🐄. From reading through the comments, it sure looks like a lot of The Herd likes recheck videos as much as me!
Love ya Graeme. Tongue tied and all. Hi Craig and Kevin.
Glad this cow is on the road to recovery. Would like to see the follow ups on her progress, thank you
I love your channel. Glad to see how much success you and your team has gained because the love of taking care of cow’s feet!❤❤❤
Well I'll tell ya I'm apparently getting pretty good at guessing what your going to do. That's how good of a teacher you are. It makes my heart so happy to see the care you take of those precious cows. You're truly a good person. Thanks for sharing.
That really does look miles better - when half your foot is dangling out of somewhere it shouldn’t be it’s going to take a while to recover. It’s wonderful the hoof GP is there to take such great care of all those lucky Scottish cows 🐮
Teeth and hooves are looking great Graeme! 😂
Cow 2803!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
That cow has my heart!
It is so good to see her improving.
The next time you see her give her scratches and rubbings on the face for me. That's my girl! 💗💗💗💗
Well done HoofGP!!!
Looking so much better. I also like to see the healing process over time. This has been quite a long one. Thanks guys.
ive been dying to see this video and this cow,glad shes getting better under your care
What would happen if you had just chopped it off?
Am I the only one who finds these videos relaxing? ASMR Hoof GP! 🤣
I don't know about relaxing,I find myself holding my breath with each swipe of the knife! But it is satisfying to see the healing.
Nothing like not being able to get your words out the first time. I'm so happy you showed us the progress of 2003.
I’m glad to see this update on 2803. While she still needs some time to fully recover, I think she’s made good progress. Thank you for helping her out!
I’m so glad I didn’t miss this one! I’ve seen the others and always wondered how she was doing. On a side note; I’m so glad you don’t edit out your studders and mispronunciations. It endears you more to your audience. ❤️
I'm only 2 minutes in, but just the difference in how she's walking from trim 1 to trim 3 is amazing. Can't wait to see how this one goes!
Thanks for following up. We'll be looking forward to the next video on cow 2803.
My 7 year old son and I love watching your videos. He asks me every night to watch before bed. He has decided that since you are such an inspiration, we are moving to South West Scotland to become hoof trimmers just like you. Thank you so much for being such a positive and caring role model.
We love your dedication to these cows❤
I’m so glad we’ve had a catch up on this. Poor cow. and I’m so glad she’s getting better now. Bless her. Thank you for your perseverance ❤
Oh my gosh. I’ve missed the Hoof GP. It is heartwarming to see people that really care about the welfare of the animals so much!
Hi Graeme,
SUGGESTION for MERCHANDISE: How about coffee cups with with caricatures of each of you. So a cup with you or craggy boy or kevin doing different task, you with a grinder, Kevin doing a wrap, Craggy boy doing a block. I would buy the whole set.
happy Easter to you and your family and thank you for your good work mate 💯💯💯💯💯💯 I am from Australia Queensland sunshine coast Caloundra
🙏🏼💜2803 😢feel better one day at a time!!! Graeme will take care of you and Kevin and Craigie Boy!!! Love to all in Scotland 🙏🏼💜👏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼💜👏🏼🐄😎🇦🇼from Aruba 🇦🇼
@thehoofgp I absolutely love the content mate! One thing however that really fustrates me however is that you guys never ever include links to the videos you post related to a specific cow in the description etc. I want to go back and watch them all in sequence but I never can without specifically searching!
This poor cow. I feel her pain. I had an Achilles tendon repair surgery in June 2023 and a second surgery in November 2023 to remove silicone covered sutures. The wound would not heal and finally closed up about a week ago after months of treatment. She is lucky to have w y’all to help her!!
If you can break even through treatment is the best case for the cow and most humane. Those who put down problematic bovine never seem to make profit each year.
Just a question. When you have a cow with a longer term issue, is there a danger with the blocked claw developing issues from the weight?
A stry? I think you mean Story.
A gift of extra engagement.
I think in French you just said, "Living Room of the Egg Udder" 😅
She appears to be producing a lot of milk, as it is so enjoyable to watch her heal and walk without as much pain....your explanations are superb..
Your content has made me interested in what you do. Because I follow you the algorithm has suggested more content like yours, but I’ve noticed there are people reposting your content. If I was you I would put a hoof GP watermark on my videos so people know who the original content creator is.
Poor 2803! I'm so glad you were able to help her out! That looks so damn painful. These cows are lucky to have you!
Please could you in future vids, put links to old related trims in the descriptions.
You routinely say "if that makes sense", you usually do.
She must be so happy to see you knowing you will help her!!
Hi hoof GP can you please make a playlist of all your videos, going through your page to watch each one is a real pain for new subscribers like me
I have a question, have you ever had a cow/bull that you personally could not help?
Great job on her foot! She is walking so much better and the foot is healing nicely!
Out of curiosity can vets trim the ulcerated skin down if it doesn't ever start to go down?
Yes, but obviously they would prefer not to.
@@alistairclement4239 absolutely they'd try everything else first. I just wasn't sure what sort of treatments could be done if it never healed or shrank down. I know he's said the corium (sp?) is like fingers of skin inside and wasn't sure if that's why the ulcers bulge out so much and if trimming one down would even be possible in the worst case scenario.
Thank you for caring for the cows. ❤
hey guys watching these videos from the states reminds me of spending time with my grandfather on the farm
I find myself not being able to watch other videos like yours, because the videos don’t have your voice over on it the other voice overs bore me so your videos are the only one I will ever watch
i'm happy for the lady that she's getting there it's one that has definitely stuck with me in my brain
We have watched you long enough to know that you would not do anymore harm to the hoof you absolutely know what your doing with every move
So good to see 2803 doing so much better! What an absolute wonderful job you do!😊
a question, why don’t you put a half block next to the ulcer to keep it free of any contact?
Farms are lucky to have you and your company tend to their cows!
This is the 3rd of this ulcer, getting better for sure. Loves watching the progress.
I love these updates. They might be my favourite!
Seeing the progress over time gives a real sense of what's going on.
I look forward to seeing this girl fully recover! ☺
Uh, Graeme? I hate to be that person, but I think there's a mispelling in the title.
I appreciate the care and compassion given to the lame cow.
Ok so what happened to the opening music and the scenery shots?
Its looking so much better now with a farmer that cares about his animals and a great hoof trimmer 😊😊💛💛
i never thought id smile as much watching a cow have a manicure and ease its pain 👍👍👏👏thanks matey
in construction i always say its got to be ugly before it pretty
You are such a caring sweet man. That shines through in your videos. The ones copying you know that. I see their previews pop up and just ignore them. I can see how it would be frustrating though.
I loved the beginning and the back ground ❤😂❤
Yay!!!! I love seeing the progress 😁 I love how gentle he is with the cows. I am happy she's on the road to recovery, you can definitely see the progress
This is the one I’ve been waiting to see. Until next time, enjoy your day!
I LOVE how much you genuinely care about these cows!!! It warms my heart!!!
Glad to see Miss 2803 again! I love when you give us updates of 🐄 client/patient. Good Job Graeme!!
These are my favourite videos, updates on former patients, also them walking better in the end is a great touch!
It's so great to see her progress. What a terrible ulcer!
Do the cows want their hoofs trimmed? Do they understand what you're doing?
He's said before, they try and hide, when they see him.
Something to be said for perseverance! Thank you for taking such good care of her, Graeme!
This is such a good episode. It’s so good to see you review previous videos so we can see how your healing hands help over time.
Don’t touch the corem HGP ! 👍😎🇺🇸!
Back in Kentucky we call that "proud flesh." It has to be kept dry and open to air for faster healing. It's already granulated. Actually, it won't stop granulating, if I recall correctly.
I guess that would depend on the conditions right? In Scotland in spring it’s going to be generally very wet and muddy, I’d imagine in Kentucky it would dry much quicker?
@@IsSalty it's proud flesh. It has to be dry so the granulation stops. It's very vascular. Might be better if the farmer put her in a clean pen and sprayed betadine or iodine on it daily. Just an observation.
Poor girl! I’m glad she has you and the farmer taking care of her
2 Minutes 😅
We all feel pedunculated now and then.
can I get a link to those bandages??
Will a vet ever snip these ulcers off with local anesthesia ?
Not if they can possibly help it.
5:56 You always make sense! Lol
A yes, a stry. Well done ❤
I remember the first trim on this beautiful lady 😢😢