a COMPLICATED WHITE LINE infection

[@wouwou9146]

I am from another country than you but today while I was making a sandwich for myself incl real butter and cheese I was thinking of all farmers and you hoof trimmers. I would not have had my delicious meal without your hard work. Thanks for taking care of these cows. My grandparents also had cows and they sold the milk for dairy industry but they gave up like 30 years ago due to their age and there is a picture of me standing next to the last cows my grandparents had.

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Lol...from Newfoundland, I just had a grilled cheese sandwich with cheddar and butter....farmers are seriously underpaid for all that they do to feed us!

[@vanessahuman7607]

I get butter from Ireland and it is so good.

[@jane1605]

❤❤❤ thank you for all the farmers 🙏

[@ginaanelli9717]

@@vanessahuman7607Kerry brand! My favorite.unsalted

[@missindependent1973]

@@impunitythebagpussI’m in 🇨🇦 as well….if I was a farmer here, I’d get into the dairy industry, 100%. It’s quite lucrative in Canada, not a lot of competition here. USA has been fighting us for years to be able to export their milk products into Canada, it was supposedly opened up to them under the last NAFTA (or whatever they renamed it) negotiations, but I’ve yet to see any USA milk on shelves in Ontario?

[@SixWingZombi]

For those interested in that little riddle Graham presents to us near the end of the video at around 7:30. Don't think of it as a question, but a statement of facts. "What" has four letters, "Sometimes" has nine and "Never" has five.

[@marylynnbirtciel5539]

Thank you so much!!! - I didn't even notice he didn't answer it - I was listening so intently I forgot he said that, I'm glad you commented ☺️

[@autimart]

🙏🏼

[@mats852]

I watched it twice and heard "What has 4 layers" both times

[@marylynnbirtciel5539]

@@mats852 me too!

[@Blackout5871]

Ok I feel really stupid now.

[@margaretm1239]

Everything has ten letters though... That poor wee cow.I bet she is very glad to have seen you. Thank you for being so caring.

[@soniquefus]

Dang that poor cow. Thanks so much for treating her and for all you do for these animals.

[@leelee7731]

Poor lady in such pain. So glad you helped. We have a responsibility to make sure the animals we own aren’t mistreated or left to suffer

[@thisname3749]

You sir, are incredible. My little niece and i watch your videos every other night, if i forget she tells me "i wanna see cow" she talks about how the cow is hurting at the start and at the end she says "the cow is happy now". She absolutely adores the one video where the cow jumped and we always rewatch it.

[@benoitst-jean3564]

the way you explain things calmly, with your voice ,you are the bob Ross of hoof trimmer.

[@littleredxiii9799]

I love how Mr. GP thinks measuring the amount of pressure he is using is weird while im siting here in my city apartment watching hoof trimining😂😂

[@TerryProthero]

It's good that Kevin is so alert. It wasn't too obvious how bad that claw was at first glance. Even you had your doubts until you got further into it. But as you have said on previous occasions, you are constantly reassessing the situation as you go along. Because as we see here, a lot of nasty problems can be hidden underneath dirt, muck, and detached layers of hoof horn.

[@LeeAnnVieira]

I am so touched by the love and compassion you show all the herd members some time they even turn and give you thanks🫶❤️😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰love love the HGP

[@andrewjohnson6503]

The person or Teacher who tort you every think about hoof trimming should be so proud of his self because you have turned out to be excellent trimmer and those working with you make up a great team.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

I was holding my breath as you were doing the "heaviest" pulls of the blade. Poor lassie must be so grateful! And the answer to the riddle is "yes, you're right! What has 4 letters, etc..." 😉😂

[@Dieselbuilder]

It actually wasn't a riddle at all but just a factual statement. 😊

[@bridgetmartin3896]

After spending the last few years watch ur videos I am now obsessed with wanting to live in Scotland, I live in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, right now... Ive gotten my husband to agree that if we ever won the lottery or inherited a large sum of $ we would move to Scotland...lol...

[@AshisFall]

Watching you trim away at that hoof was like going through a minecraft tunnel - you think the end is near and then you suddenly find a crevice that leads to another and then another 😂😂 Good on ya for checkin' that foot and fixin' her up!

[@JaceyMitchell]

Cows with digital dermatitis tend to be really nostalgic for the days when they had analogue dermatitis.

[@LadyCin611]

Poor little lass. I.’m glad you can help these beauties.

[@Debbie_YorkieMom]

I feel sorry for the cows with hoof issues, especially when this bad and on more than one hoof. If it were not for hoof trimmers, such as yourselves, these sweet cows would live a miserable life. Thank you GP and crew for all you do. God bless!

[@emily.letsendbslintheuk554]

Everyone of your videos is interesting and a lesson, it's very doubtful I will ever trim a cows hoof but am still addicted to these Vids and love learning about these gorgeous critters 💖

[@karenfilby3440]

Awesome riddle! It took me a moment before the light bulb came on and I laughed and said, "Exactly!" 😂

[@JaelynMcFernin]

'Sometimes' you 'never' know 'what' comes next

[@InTime-x3j]

I never knew much at all on this subject but I do enjoy watching this and he is such a great speaker. We just grain farm and have chickens and our pets.

[@KC-603]

I havent seen a block on both back feet very often. I enjoy watching! Blessings from New Hampshire USA! 🐄

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

Graham you are a gentleman in the truest sense of the words.

[@aguythatworkstoomuch4624]

I really appriciate the work you do. It must be so satisfying , helping animals !

[@spaceghost8730]

I find it very interesting to hear hear you describe what the problem is and how you are treating to improve the hoof. Being from America it’s a challenge to make out the words. Not criticizing, please continue I find what you do interesting and needed, by the way i love seeing the countryside and hope to see it in person someday.😊

[@suzisaintjames]

I hold my breath too, when you do trims like this! 💖🌞🌵😷

[@ariwoodward]

haha that little riddle that came out of nowhere was very funny, took me a second

[@PinkPieLife]

I love your videos you do really well on fixing cows feet. They all look in the end fix their feet.

[@User-vicki71307]

Hello!! I hope I'm not being an annoying pest, but I think of many questions with every episode I watch. At 70 yrs old, I'm afraid I won't becoming a trimmer any time soon!😊 Any chance you might make a DVD(s) teaching all about cows, bulls, and hoof care? Trust me I could swamp your comments section with questions!!! But I mustn't be selfish and not leave room for anyone else! I would be happy to buy a DVD each month showing that month's vids(I'd have to do it that way because of my fixed income.) If my health issues wasn't so many I would try so very hard to make a trip to southwest Scotland. I would really like to meet Mrs. HGP and the rest of your family. You and your family are so lucky to have each other and living in some of the most beautiful country Thank you for listening to my ramblings. But I'm totally sincere about my appreciation for your channel. Blessings on you and all your family!

[@rozinaiqbal9171]

Thank you for taking care of the cow it means alot.

[@Xtremeraverbaby87]

Kevin's got so much better with the gluing blocks on, that looked perfect

[@camila9716]

Regards from Chile! 🇨🇱 i always watch your videos, im a huge fan.

[@ramiroruizhoyne01]

Hi. I am from the USA. I live in Illinois close to the city of Chicago. I have been watching your channel for about 1 year now. I admire the love and kindness you show the animals that you treat. You are great to watch just how and why you do what you do to care for them. Thank you. Have a wonderful holiday. Karen

[@rosalyndahasch7631]

Thank you for taking such good care of her and the others. 😊 Your videos brighten my day.❤🎄 Hope your holiday season is going well, many blessings.🎅🎄🙏

[@suevans-mcsherry1936]

Another amazing trim and another cow on the road to a full recovery, your passion and care comes through with every trim from a clean up and rebalance to necrosis, each cow or bull is in the best hands with you ❤ To answer your question What =4 letters Sometimes =9 letters Never =5 letters. Now I feel really old I was taught that one when I was younger 😂😂😂😂

[@yooochoooob]

Ahaaah ... So the presumption is that it's a question when it is in fact a statement. Very good 🤘😎🤘

[@violet156]

i couldnt stop watching this!!! this guy is easy on the eyes too ;)

[@judithhopper1368]

To watch the poor girl twitch in pain really hurts but I know that has to happen to get her on her way to recovery. You show so much compassion for the cows. You're vary skilled at what you do and I've enjowed your videos over the last couple years. Thankyou Graham for sharing your videos with us. God bless you and the family. Sending love from NC, 🇺🇸

[@allisonkeevers6076]

I've been watching the Hoof GP ... and loving it !!! G'day from Australia.

[@gloriamurray6842]

You do such a good job keeping the beautiful cows comfortable.

[@shirleyp80]

Just to say I got my hoody’s a few days ago and omg I love them, they are so lovely and warm, will definitely be buying more, and the pockets are the perfect size ❤

[@stevieray7203]

OWCH! Poor girl, we need an update on this one for sure!

[@damb_ttvontwitch5619]

I seriously have no idea why but I LOVE these videos bro. Great content.

[@bigstar75]

Thank you Graeme. Shout out to Kevin ❤❤

[@paulsisco6748]

I find your videos extremely relaxing. I think it is your gentleness with this animals. It is nice to see after a long day at the cone plant.

[@bethtindall9208]

Another great, informational video... so much satisfaction in watching you help these ladies!!

[@healgrowlovecommunity8397]

What an interesting trim! Poor baby! She must have felt such relief. Loved the riddle/statement. I didn't get it until people in the comments explained it. Doh!

[@FuzWuz64]

I don't have any cows, but I love watching and learning about something new. I was holding my breath at the beginning cause it seemed you were hard and deep when the trim started. Of course all was well, you know what you're doing. Thanks for teaching us "nonfarmers" everything that is important for the cattle to be healthy. 😊

[@Annie6460]

Poor girl! She’s on the road to recovery now. Thanks from one of the herd. ❤️🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@riversong4311]

I am always fascinated watching anything medical or like you trimming cows feet. It helps me understand more about animal hubantry. I love watching you do the trimming.

[@mariestubbs4606]

Poor lil lass I so hope she feels so much better I hope we get a recap on her.

[@Sally-qu3kz]

Lucky cow having you looking after her hooves hope she’s better soon. 🐄

[@graham5744-u6e]

great video, when you said you were holding your breath - so was a.

[@gto455judge]

I find your videos absolutely amazing. The care, love, and patience you show for these animals is simply awsome

[@andreasattic1830]

I love yoy videos. And this is the only time you can saw poor cow and sincerely mean it

[@rosariodagosto6484]

LOTS OF PAIN DOR THIS COWS HOOF HOPE IT GETS BETTER 😊

[@SlipSlidinAway]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM OUR HOUSE (here in Northern Indiana) TO YOURS❣ 🎅🤶 xx

[@ldysfm]

I do love how you make fun of yourself often. Even though I have nothing to do with cows or hoof trimming, I find your videos fascinating. You are so good at explaining the problems and your solutions. Please continue to show the lovely ladies, walking away after their pedicure.

[@JUMALATION1]

Fascinating how much dirt and slurry can be packed into a hoof cavity. It felt like Graeme was working on one of those Russian dolls, where one layer reveals a new smaller layer, and that reveals a new even smaller layer

[@larrysaenger1749]

Received my CoWpassion shirt yesterday, will be wearing it to the CHRISTmas Party soon...Thanks...My Ministry is Compassion Foundation Ministries, I love your use of the M as a W....great design. Blessings to you and your family.

[@lindahollister5530]

Thanks for another awesome video explaining everything ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@danieljohns6084]

Im sure she thanks you from the bottom of her bovine heart. Thanks for bringing us

[@craigpowell7916]

You didn't show the cow leaving the crush! Please do more of it!

[@painkiller2849]

wow 😱 I was not expecting that! I mean as you cut it looked so good but just a few more small swipes and you could see it get so much worse 😱 poor moomoo!!

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Merry Christmas Gareth Craig

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Merry Christmas to Kevin too

[@GardenNHS]

3:36 😂😂 🐄 🐮 🐄 'moo...or deeply! Just love your educational videos.

[@judew.5872]

Despite how much pain that poor cow is in, even when Graham is trimming and applying force (as he mentioned), there's not even a hint of sound from her! Cows must be very stoic about their pain. No wonder it's easy for farmers to miss problems when they have a larger herd.

[@ramonadixon1291]

You do amazing work there sir

[@dianagoetsch6953]

Oh my gosh HoofGP!! That hole you uncovered in her foot looked so bad! I am glad you are able to help her and get her on the road to recovery. Well done...

[@uncertainzee]

Thanks!

[@candicepowell1917]

Have you ever thought of using a Dremel tool to get closer to the more delicate areas of the hoof? Love your channel and have learned so much. Thanks!!

[@owlsbane]

Brilliant idea!

[@patpierce4854]

I just wonder how a Dremel would do working around the dampness.

[@cdooify]

Would it generate too much heat?

[@owlsbane]

@@cdooify With how thick the hoof is I doubt it. But all he would have to do is pull back do some swipes and then back.

[@TinyTitan50]

OH MY!!!! That was SO BAD! Glad you came around to fix it.

[@kathrynpupos9103]

She'll feel so much better! You're a magician.

[@JonahIronstone]

"What has four letters, sometimes has nine, and never has five?" You are correct.

[@AnUntetheredSoul]

Yup

[@ferretyluv]

Thanks for explaining! It’s easier when you see it written out.

[@yvettedial700]

😂

[@fieldie]

Take the question mark off the end of your comment 😉

[@nik4790]

Never has four letters…

[@TheKristienbean]

That is correct! What has for letters, sometimes has 9 and never has five. You are funny! I love watching how much you care about these cows.

[@samanthahadwin]

I’m from Cumbria and it’s my Granddaughter Primrose’s first birthday in January. I really wanted to buy her Kirsty the Cow!!! If you have any hanging around………… love your channel!!! You are all great folk living your best lives!!!

[@ljjackson7106]

Wonderful treatment of the cow's footskies! You have a very captivating family!

[@whatevertheworldholds]

Thanks Graham and Kevin

[@jacobpalmer6462]

I watch so many of your videos. I've always wondered why you don't clean the hoof completely before you start the trim.

[@suzisaintjames]

The force on the knife's cutting edge is more than you think, because it's such a small blade. A 100 pound woman stepping on a 1/4 inch heel exerts over 1500 psi onto the floor. 💖🌞🌵😷

[@lesliehamilton6502]

I’m so tickled to be a part of this herd! 🎉❤

[@suellenspencer-eb2nv]

Wow what a deep hole. Glad you're taking care of her.❤❤❤ you care sooo much for them.😊

[@KellysAdventures305]

Great Job! Knife skills still amazing. Get those poop dumpling dew claws as the poop dumplings hold poop (germs) to the cracks crevasses and folds in skin and causes infection. Keeping them short and free of poop dumplings will reduce infection. It was great seeing you fix this one. I would have loved to see her leave the crush feeling loads better. Please do a follow up on her healing. Would love to see the healing in progress. Thanks Hoof GP!!

[@Joe___R]

With how sensitive she was I figured it would have had a fair bit of fluid under pressure. But it ended up having very little. One of the few issues you have shown where you only use a knife on the affected hoof.

[@jords98]

absolutely love watching these videos! so nice that people look after cows the way that you all do😊

[@rpowell20139]

I don't understand why I find these videos so much fun. I have on rarely ever stood next to a cow. Just a city boy from California,

[@601salsa]

I love how you are using biodegradable wraps! ❤

[@janekopa9297]

Thank you for what you do. Cows are so beautiful and give so much to us humans. I hate to see them in pain.

[@dgcko9082]

First of all, im a big fan of your work.... Can you add a half of a block to the front part of the hoof you trimmed? (The good part of the hoof)

[@kathleenmunoz4465]

Your so knowledgeable.

[@clanogden]

Wonderful job

[@DeniseSterling-k5u]

Sure wish we could see follow ups to see if the infections were cleared up but i know that would be extra work.... These poor cows should never get to this point 😢😢😢 but at least Graeme is doing the best he can.

[@matthewpletsch7523]

Poor gal. Thanks for helping her

[@cjmarsh504]

You're doing a great job with the trim

[@aidenreiser8324]

its so cool that you can tell witch part of the horn is harder then the rest.

[@SuperZytoon]

I think this hoof is one of the worst I have seen. That poor animal was suffering so much. Bless you for your treatment to help her heal.

[@TerryProthero]

This was bad, but toe necrosis is much worst. It's an infection that can eat away the bones inside the foot. Cows sometimes end up getting toes amputated because of that. Graeme's options are limited when it comes to treating it. And the cow may never get cured.

[@Dreamworld986]

That was a bad one. So glad Kevin spotted it and you fixed it. That poor cow has got toeing feeling better.

[@yvonneward]

Fantastic trim had to watch it twice I was fascinated this is why you are a great hoof trimmer Gp x😊

[@jewel65]

That poor cow! That hoof was gnarly!

[@salchipapa5843]

"What has 4 letters, sometimes 9 letters, and never 5 letters." Thanks for letting us know.

[@benjaminbates413]

youre right, what has 4 letters sometimes has 9 and never has 5

[@doublybubblysoap9734]

To answer your question, Hoof? Herd? Heal? Maybe one of those is right. Love your video's! ❤

[@andykennedy7829]

No, "what" has 4 letters... "Sometimes" has nine, and "never" has five. Graham learned to count 😁

[@doublybubblysoap9734]

@@andykennedy7829 😆Should have known!!!