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Does anyone else want to hug these cows, or is it just me?
I seriously love this channel.
It’s not just you!! I’m right there with you
I love seeing their faces.
They have the sweetest eyes!
I would.. But they probs stink real bad. And i wouldn't want to vomit on them
That was very cool! Seeing her walk so much better! It's no wonder that you love what you do!❤
I'm not a farmer... I have nothing to do with the industry. I was put on this channel months ago by the RUclips algorithm but I love watching the Hoof GP improve the condition for these suffering animals. Keep up the great work!
Same to 😉👍
Yeah lol it’s weird not into farming what so ever and I watch every hoof gp video that pops up
Me too!
Same bro
Ditto. But the education of where our food or mill comes from and seeing (and hearing) about the care of these animals helps me to respect the gift of steak and hamburger and ice cream and cheese much more!! Who's hungry!!
But seriously, thank you Graham (and Craigy-boy) for your part and all the farmers worldwide. Love to you all!
You can see her obvious hesitation of putting any weight on her hurt paw and then as she steps away from the crush she begins to realise that it isn't painful like it was and she starts to walk more normally. Wonderful result!
You mean hoof? Dogs and cats have paws
Cows don't have paws. Cats & dogs have paws. Cows have hooves. It was definitely a wonderful result to see her putting more weight on that hoof as the pain from it being handled abated.
@@offbrandpennywise 🤓 (Just being playful, but you are a nerd.)
@@yourbiggestfan395 I’m not being a nerd that’s common sense
@@offbrandpennywise Like, you're not wrong, but the fact you'd go ahead and correct it for sure makes you a nerd. You're not the only person who read this, saw it, and knew paw didn't apply. Hundreds of people saw it, read it, shrugged it off. Out of those hundreds of people, you corrected it. That's because you can still know what is being said and correcting people over trivial things isn't normal. You're a nerd. It's not a bad thing to be, it's just what you are now. If you'd like to be less of a nerd, then don't correct people over trivial details that don't matter.
I'm one of your viewers with chronic pain. it honestly felt nice to hear you give us a shout out. 😊
I'm the grandson of dairy farmers and I've done my fair share of milking cows when I was younger. I'm a 50 year old carpenter with a messed up back and after multiple knee ops I know what it's like to be in constant pain so I love watching Graham take care of these beautiful animals. When you're around them long enough you realise how much of a personality each one has. Like a lot of animals they really react to kind treatment. My grandfather was a grumpy old fart(we loved each other dearly) but to watch him interacting with his cows you'd think they were his best friend. When they were in the old milking stalls he'd scratch them and talk to them and they'd just eat their oats and molasses and stand pretty calmly. Then they'd just wander off slowly down to the pasture and up the mountain side and go back to their green grass. They didn't have to bad a life.
Thank you for sharing your story.
Cows may all look alike but they are each individuals and can be really loving!
I'm sorry you're in pain. My father grew up on a dairy farm but choose a different career. Regarding your grumpy old fart of a grandfather (no disrespect but this description paints the picture of him sooo well) but I wonder how much was because of pain. How did our grandparents or great grandparents manage their pain having used their bodies as a tool most of their lives.
Same here good man grew up on a dairy farm and I also just turned 50.. Hard work but a great life I would not change a thing
Sounds like your grandfather was a great guy. Anyone who loves animals is usually a good person!!
Oh goodness! The way she was walking almost totally normal at the end, after realizing her foot didn’t feel like it was going to explode any more just made my heart so happy! Thank you for showing us how your work makes such a difference for the cows!
Every time i watch an abscess inury that you work on i feel a huge amount of empathy for the cow. I have a skin condition called Hidradenitis Suppurativa and it causes boil like leisons and i know just how awfully painful issues like this can be. I sometimes find even thin cloth brushing the area so eyewatering painful - i cannot even imagine how these cows deal with issues like these on their feet, with all that weight bearing down on it. I also know that when they burst either through lancing or naturally they relief is incredible and instant. I am always so touched by the thought and effort you put behind every hoof trim and the awareness you have of the pain these animals are in.
Oh my goodness!! You, are in pain 100% of the time. I've seen that condition and I will pray for your pain and strength. I am sorry you have that dreaded skin condition.🤗 hugs from Washington State.
@@trishannbell5508 i have good days and bad ones - it is only when i have no pain that i realise how much pain i have lol x thank you for your kind words x
Firstly, I'm so very sorry that you have to deal with such an unrelentingly painful condition. I also have issues with chronic pain, and I know exactly what you mean about how it's often only when the pain abates that you even fully realize just how much pain you've been in!
There's something so immensely satisfying in seeing these poor animals get such instant relief. At least as humans we can generally comprehend what's causing pain, and because we have hands we have the ability to provide relief for ourselves through things like lancing...these poor cows probably can't comprehend why they're in so much pain, and since they don't have hands they can't do anything but just try to live with it. But I have no doubt that their experience when the pain is suddenly relieved is like ours: an indescribable sense of relief. And so it's just so lovely to see the relief provided to these animals.
I sincerely wish you many more good days than bad! ❤
Also, after looking up your condition, I just realized that a dear friend of mine from university suffered from the same disease! It was painful to see her suffer. I really do wish you all the best.
@@maneckineckbeard1749 it is a tough condition and not spoken about very much and it can leave one feeling very isolated. i am sad whenever i hear that someone else has this dreadful disorder and i would not wish it on my worst enemy. I hope your chronic pain issues give you more good days than bad and my heart goes out to your uni friend with HS - i wish you the very best too x
So glad you knew what she needed. Looked like she was still tender walking, but also hesitant to trust she could put it down. I enjoy your videos very much. You show such compassion for these animals.
Knowing that you've helped lessen her pain and put her on the path to heal has got to be a wonderful part of your day! One of the reasons you do what you do!😊
My guess is 10
That was an absolutely amazing end result! Thanks for adding that last 30 seconds! You and Craig are just so wonderful at your job! That sweet girl will be just fine! Thanks for helping her and all of these special creatures!
Yes! That last bit of walking was nothing less than amazing 🤩
Thank you so much for caring for these babies all animals need love and care and you love what you do and are so careful it is wonderful to see
It warms my heart to know the cow feels better. Thank you for all that you do.
As someone who suffers from chronic pain in every joint, definitely don't want someone rooting around in all my arthritic joints. I wish chronic pain was an easy fix, and just watching that last 30 secs of the cow walking like there wasn't a problem, made me very happy for that cow. The care you give these animals is so wonderful. I love coming here whenever I have a bad day and seeing you do your best to heal what ails these beauties. I love watching them go from pain to being able to walk out of there, knowing they are on the road to recovery. Thank you so much for sharing your world and what you do with me. :)
I really appreciate everything you do to make cows comfortable and educate your viewers.
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Yeah u are doing wonderful work 🎉🎉🎉°
Thanks! Outstanding!! This is the reason I watch. Healing the cows and your great enthusiasm and huge smile is just amazing. Such a great RUclips experience. Please use this as you wish. I hope it buys you a bit of coffee or an adult beverage. Cheers, mate.
Damn no pin?
I have some pretty serious chronic pain from a disability, and having gone for an assessment of what treatments I could try, the doctor had to press on all my sore spots. So I was wincing in empathy with this poor cow, and was so, SO thrilled when she walked out on all four feet. That just screams relief, and you're amazing for doing this sort of hard, dirty work to make sure cows like her are as healthy and comfortable as possible. Hope you and yours, and everyone reading this are well.
She touches the ground at the end. No real weight down, but she touches the ground. An immense improvement because of what YOU do. Which always amazes.
YAY! A squirty pus video - my fave! Yes, us medical folk love to see that intense pressure released. Thank you for allowing this gal to strut instead of hop (🐰wrong species...) 😊
And us non-medical folks who've had an abscess drained do too! (Dental abscess. I looked like a demon chipmunk. 1/10, do not recommend)
As I've seen it before, on your channel, a cow walking in without being able to touch the ground and then leaving and - while still sore - actually using that foot, thanks to the fact that there's a block on the good claw of the foot. Because of that, I was sure she'd feel better. You do incredible work, Graeme. These farmers are lucky to have you and their cows even moreso!
I love how you have started to explain in more detail! I'm not a farmer and I don't own cows or trim their hoofs but I love your channel!
I know exactly how that cow felt when she came out of the crush. The true impact will be obvious tomorrow and she will probably feel a little less pain.Thank you hoof GP for helping all these cows heal.
You have a gift. Those poor cows who are suffering so, and you are helping them heal. Good bless you❤😊
Outer claw, top inside, bruise and delaminated corrium (sp?) - wow, I was pretty close with my guess! Does that mean I’ve watched too many hoof trims? 😂
Hello from Lucca, Italy (by way of Washington, DC)
Good to know I wasn't the only one who guessed that spot. 😅
Graeme, when you grind the hoof you are helping her. The more you grind off, the less you pull on her hoof. So you are doing her a lot of good. Even before you start getting the loss hoof off. Love to watch you with the cows. You really care about them and it shows.
I keep commenting on these videos because they are so awesome. I mentioned to my daughter about the Hoof GP and she said, "Yes! I watch him too." Pretty awesome.
Absolutely amazing. I don’t know why RUclips decided to show me this channel all those months ago but the care and love you show these animals truly makes me so happy. Thank you for being a kind heart in the world and for taking care of these beautiful creatures the way you do.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 That's one little lady who's much happier now, thanks to you!
Love how you always do what’s best for the cows, and not what’s best for us, the cows must always come first, not humans, excellent job Graham, such a kind and gentle soul you are, thank you for posting, take care Graham and Craig.👍💙🐄🥹
I'm not a farmer. I've never even touched a cow or really been super close to one. This channel was a random recommendation because I follow a ton of animal channels. But just watching you being patient, calm and so detailed with helping each individual cow is just amazing. You carry so much love for these animals and you show that with every single video, every single cow. Even the "easy" ones. I'm learning so much as well, as I do enjoy random information. Thank you for helping these cows. You really are a blessing! Love from the USA
My father passed away in 2005. He was an amazing herdsman. I wish he were here with me watching this. I never saw his cows limp but I did see him looking at hooves with tools in his biboveralls as he inspected the cows . When he went back to putting cows in the barn for a hobby in his old age ,I wish he had gotten dexters..I could have gotten interested and learned so much. I had goats then and there were so many questions I should have asked him.....watching you brings back so much of my childhood memories..t g and you.
The last 30 seconds justify your whole video, your approach, your reasoning, your job, your calling! ❤
Yet again Graham magic hands, grinder and knife enabled another painful and uncomfortable cow 🐄 to walk on all 4 feet within a short period of time after leaving the crush. Nice one Graham and well done Craig for giving Graham the heads up before the cow came out of the barn 👏👏🇬🇧💜
I'm an Academic Adviser at university yet here I am again watching these videos. So fascinated by your work and care for the animals.
Ha, me too!
Just wow Graeme! The passion is so clear in the way you treat theses beautiful & noble creatures. The last 30 secs as you put it....just melted away my heart! This IS the reason I love watching you & your cows...& The Hoof GP 😊🥰
I’m glad you showed that last bit! She’s was doing SO much better! Good job guys!❤❤❤❤
You are the smartest person and a genius at hoof trimming don’t ever question yourself because of your “herd” questions YOU ARE THE BOMB!!! A Spectacular Genius at what you do !!! Love you Graeme!!! Love this cow walking ❤
@The Hoof GP you are so awesome helping all the cows that you do. You have such compassion I strive to be more like you. You're a great inspiration to me. Thank you and God bless you and your family.💕 🇺🇸
The surgeon's hand is like an artist's hand.
Amazing how you can do this.
These cattle are fortunate as heck, the injuries look BAD.
Tough critters.
I grew up on a ranch in Southern California.
My uncle had a dairy farm with Jersey and Holstein cows.
I can say I never saw a hoof trimmer ever on his farm.
I've been watching you now for close to a year. I am more and more impressed with not only the mechanics of your profession, but how much you care for these beautiful animals.
Blessings to you Sir.
Chances are, you grew up where I live now. SoCal, bunch of dairy farms that some are now redeveloped into homes.
I've also wondered why they don't do hoof trimming out here, and I had an explanation a while back, and now I've forgotten. I think it has something to do with the amount of wear that the cows get here and the climate vs the ones in Scotland. The cows here are outdoors all the time, so they may get more natural wear than ones that move between outdoor and indoors.
If cows are kept inside on concrete like they are in these cold places (to keep the cows from losing weight and being stressed), they don’t get the same amount of wear on their hooves as they do outside on the grass and rocks. Also, they’re more likely to injure a hoof if they’re on really hard surfaces like concrete. I grew up on a farm in Texas. No cattle with bad feet. I did have to trim my horses’ feet, though. The horse have been bred so that they have to have a farrier even if they’re outside running around and not enclosed. Mustangs don’t need to, though. Their hooves wear down by Nature.
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His farm was by Santa Maria
no then. I'm much further south, closer to LA.
So cool to see that she just needed a little time, that she was so quickly able to walk almost normally again! She must be so much happier now.
You are so cool. Farmers are so lucky to have an expert like you.
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Hello from Michigan, U.S.A.
I love being part of the herd!!!
That was worth the wait! She walked really well at the end there. I am not good at guessing where the problem with the hoof is until the manure comes off. Then I can do a better assessment. Thank you both for a great video. 🐄
I guessed that the bigger claw was the one with the issue, but otherwise I also hadn’t clue one.
That was worth the wait. To see her walking brought tears to me eyes & I’m a 59 year old man .
glad i stayed that extra 30 seconds, put a large smile on my face to see her walking so much better :)
Same, it was wonderful seeing her much more comfortable.😊
I'm so glad you don't let what people say affect how you care for the cows. You and Craig are truly doing what is best for the cows health and comfort and that is very heartwarming to see.
Hoof GP y’all are an amazing blessing!!! I grew up on a farm as a child & teenager and can remember how my daddy would do his best to help and care for the needs of our animals!!! I never even knew that this even existed until about 2 weeks ago!!! I appreciate you gentleness, dedication and the genuine love for these beautiful animals!!! ❤ Thank you
That poor cow. Thank you for helping her, all that puss trapped had to feel so horrible. I love how you can place a block and get the weight off of her sore claw. I feel so sorry for her. Great job on your part, you seem like such a genuinely kind person.
I really love everything you do to make the cows feel better and you help other good trimmers with different problems as you explain how everything is happening keep up the good Forever A Hoof Gp❤️
I've noticed a difference in your videos... remember what brought you here to this huge following, and don't try too hard to please everyone. You are and always have been amazing ❤️
Thanks for your channel I appreciate your teaching skills and ability it's always good to hear your music and know that I'm going I'm in for a treat I'm at 84-year-old lady from San Diego California and love your program
Thanks Craig for pointing that out and thank you Graeme for showing us her strut! 😄
It always warms my heart when I see how much you helped these beautiful creatures! Keep on trimming!
Graham, I had a brain aneurysm fixed and I know how it is when the weather changes and it hurts really bad and I don't want people to touch it. So I kind of know what they are going through. You are a great person for treating the cows so well. I am amazed by your work!
God bless..hope you feel better soon!
That last walk by the cow made me smile well done!
It took her a few minutes to realize that painful pressure had been relieved. Good job!! As usual ☺️
Awesome. She feels so much better. We had a cow once and I couldn’t find where the soreness was coming from, and the all of the sudden the sole burst open all the rubbish came out. She literally sighed with relief. I ended up taking most of the hoof horn off. I was so happy that I could help her. She became a great cow in the herd after that 😊
Wonderful! As a prey animal, they 'normally' try to hide lameness, so you should appreciate that she trusts you enough that a full 'can't put my foot down' lame was preferred so she could do a quick 'Get the heck out of Dodge' before you could change your mind. I'm glad you followed her to get video of her once she was out of reach and she had had the opportunity to test drive her 'new' foot!
Can I just say that I got my hoof gp sweatshirt in the mail today and it is by far the nicest quality sweatshirt I have ever purchased. Nicely done sir.
I started to cry when I seen her walking great job and once again amazing video
I loved every minute of it, and so glad you got to see her after she figured out she could put weight on that hoof again. I know that often times, things are so busy you don’t get that satisfaction. Well done!
I literally cried! You are a hero of cows 🙏❤️
Your compassion for these animals is why I love watching your videos.
As for the zones I'm not sure, but I guessed the back of the outer claw because of the overgrown toe.
My niece says you are hero...she's only 5
We love watching you work
Love from FIJI ISLDNDS 🇫🇯 ❤️
Good to see what you do for these critters. She was walking SOOOOOO much better after that hoof work. Nice job!!!
I just love how you care for the cows and show how much you can do to help them heal. Thank you for sharing :)
As a diabetic that’s had a lot of feet issues I’m glad I found your channel I can relate to the cows and the work your doing and I’m really glad you care so much so keep doing gods work and stay blessed ❤
Poor girl. Thanks Graeme ❤ she is a wee bit happier now. ❤️🇦🇺🏴
Sitting here with a big grin on my face, so glad that this cow is able to walk almost normally (and much less pain!) thanks to you. Well done Graham and Craig!
I had a devastating ankle injury that resulted in 3 unsuccessful surgeries and am in an ungodly amount of pain with each step. After a long day on my feet, my mom once described my screaming by saying “it sounds like you’re in labor.” So I get how this girl feels and am SO glad you’re able to help her, even if it isn’t pretty. Those of us who know that kind of daily pain know that everything you do is purposeful.
I just finished watching three of your newer videos over bulls and I was shocked at how small cow hooves look now! They're so wee in comparison! 🙃
You could tell she was so nervous the step on it still when she came out poor thing just wanted to say your amazing sir!!!!!! Love that you help and care about them so much!!!!!! Merry Christmas 🎄🎅🐄👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
So cool to see her walking so much better in such a short amount of time! Great job! Must be so heartwarming and satisfying to see that what you do can help so much. Love all of your videos and how you guys care for your animals!
❤❤❤ I have severe nerve damage in my feet from cancer treatment. I always give a cheer when I see your handiwork fixing these poor animals’ painful feet. Thx for the cheery, uplifting work.
Thank goodness you were there to look after her. The knowledge and skill you have is incredible. Thank you for helping these cows have their best life along with the farmer. Xx
I can't stop smiling! It is wonderful to see her walking so well. Thanks for sharing the last 30 seconds, Graham.
Hey I finally got one right! 🥳 I’m not putting it in this comment so others won’t find it. I have 2 different severe chronic pain conditions from a botched surgery to my torso. I hate going to new doctors because they always want to poke my belly which is guaranteed to set off a pain attack. That said I’m human & I understand what’s happening even when I don’t like it. They’ve proven that just the patient understanding what’s happening dramatically reduces their stress, making them be better at handling the pain they do have. For this reason I really feel for these poor animals dealing with that pain & being incapable (as far as we know) of understanding why the man with the steel box is digging at her sore foot with a knife 😢
That’s a man proud of his work, if the cows could come back and thank you you know they would
That has to give you a big sense of accomplishment to see her walking better before you left...it even seemed to put a little spring in your step, and big smile.🐄❤️ty for caring!
That was very cool to see her walking without pain! You do such an awesome job!
It was great see how well she was walking at the very end!
Right now, I'm actually on antibiotics for an ulcer on my foot that burst in a way not too dissimilar from a lot of the cows you've shown.
Poor cow, u did an amazing job and I hope she/ he’s doing a lot better now! ❤
It's an honest occupation. I can see why you're so happy doing it. I envy you that.
I felt like I was in school learning how to be a hoof trimmer. Great video GP.
She's still sore, but after getting her sorted, she's walking much better, and a big relief for both you and her. Hope to see how she is, in a couple of weeks after she's on the way to recovery👍
I’m proud to be a part of the herd
Wonderful work and we all thank you on behalf of all the lovely cows you treat BRAVO! X
Pretty incredible stuff you do Graeme, great to see your work have that kind of impact….
Your teaching is so amazing. I have zero personal experience of looking after cows but I knew what part of the hoof must be wrong from seeing all your previous teaching. How wonderful to see the transformative relief you gave to this cow. She must love, love, love you.
That last 30 seconds is heart-warming.
My favorite YT channel. If everyone loved - and cared for- all animals this much, imagine what a more compassionate species humans would be.❤
Amazing how your channel has grown so quickly! Been following you since the start. Your videos are so informative! I’m not around cattle but love new things! Thanks for your caring attitude towards animal!
Ditto..but he seems to have trouble with he's hair lol the last time I posted he had a pony tail hehe!..
You have a beautiful ease with the cows! What a nice benefit of your occupation, being able to hear the birds!
Cows are my favorite animal and I love how kindly you treat them
I'm still wondering about the dark spot on the other claw though, that you barely touched. Couldn't that be a problem as well? I'm really happy for the relief that cow got! Great job Graeme!
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Its just pigment :)
@@ashrowan2143 So, how do you know when what's what?
It must be so satisfying seeing all your hard work rewarded this way, thank you for taking us on the journey with you!
You are so awesome in helping those milking 🐄 you the Best. Thanks
Poor sweet thing, it always makes me glad to see you help them feel better
I'm sure it takes a while for them to start walking better also just cuz they're unsure about what the block is. Like "wtf is on my foot? Is this gonna make me fall? What did they do to my foot?" Once they realize they can walk on the block and better yet, that it helps them walk without as much pain, they probably love it, but at first I'm sure they're a little uneasy. I would be too if people whom I couldn't under picked up my sore foot and started messing with it, then put on a weird, tall shoe. But she does look like she's walking really well, all things considered, at the end.
Can a say a massive thank you for mentioning those of us with chronic pain conditions. I was born with femoral anteversion with compensatory external tibia torsion and Ehlers Danlos syndrome. Luckily they didn't bother me much as a kid, baring some shoulder dislocations. I remember at the age 8 teaching calves to drink from a bucket instead of a bottle, my father milking the cows. From the age of 12 I was feeding 300 pigs, 40 hens, 2 cockerels and 3 baby lambs by myself and I miss those days. Now I can't even stand for a couple of minutes due to the EDS and my spinal discs being completely knackered.
Your videos take me back over 40 years and help me block the pain....just wish my opiates could do as good a job as painkillers as you do helping the cows be comfortable and painfree.
If you're ever in Wurzels country I'll buy you a pint of cider.
Thanks for the shoutout! I’m chronically ill with chronic pain that is just unbearable sometimes. I really feel for the cows whenever they unfortunately have such a severe abscess.
You truly love your cows. I love your bantering.❤❤❤
I e seen a few comments saying that they ain’t farmers.
Be curious to see how many folk watch the channel that has no interaction with cows/bulls and just enjoy the work you do.
I’m defo one of them.
My spouse just got me a HGP hoodie, polo shirt and a mug for Christmas. Absolutely love them, great quality and looks cool.