BUBBLES in this COW's HOOF

[@TheHoofGP]

Sorry for all of the wind noise people - it was SERIOUSLY windy when we filmed this

[@pjk1714]

Hope the roof didn't lift. Sounds like a Canadian clipper. No need to apologize, even a fluffy wouldn't have stopped. Appreciate you sharing

[@Youre_Right]

Is March really windy in Scotland? It’s always been said in like a lion out like a lamb or vice versa. It’s always really windy in March. It has to do with the tilt of the planet.

[@bigswoop5143]

It's south west Scotland weather for you isn't it 🤷😂 Just like north east Yorkshire 😂 the weather is so unpredictable

[@anitatimmons9525]

Graeme Dear , You can not control the weather . That poor Girly was in so much pain you did a awesome job on her

[@sharonm3677]

Nice work again Graeme. ❤❤

[@drewferd2720]

I honestly didn’t think for one second you were saying that for the video. I knew how much you care for these animals and how much you pride yourself in helping them. If you can’t find the problem you can’t help them and that’s what you were worried about. Love your work my friend!

[@JakePlisskin12]

Yeah I was thinking he said that becuase he was glad he found the problem for the cows sake.

[@aftersexhighfives]

I also think for someone as experienced as Grame to be perplexed he talks himself through the problem as much as he is talking to an audience. The things you'd tell someone who's learning. These are educational videos as much as they're captivating and wholesome. I think that's the magic, it's fun learning and our brains love learning things that don't add weight to our lives. Most likely we'll never need any bit of this cow education. But most love beef and milk/ milk products. Seeing how our food is cared for is fascinating. I've milked a cow once, I'd never know the anatomy of their feetsies without these sweet gents teaching me. I'd wager 99% of the watchers have also watched just as many hours of how it's made and unwrapped. That remaining 1% are other trimmers looking for visual assistance for complicated problems they're facing right that minute in front of them in the crush. These are priceless for the expertise they freely share. It's just the right amount of cute, pimple popping, wholesome and educational. All delivered with a wonderful brogue that has a nice relaxing lilt. And Mrs. Hoof, no disrespect if you see this but he's not bad on the eyes either. 😂 They're a wonderful team, marriage goals. ❤

[@haggielady]

Poor baby. Even though she's fully grown, when they hurt, they are all poor babies! Than you for making her feel better.

[@bigstar75]

Everytime Graeme finds the source of the pain in the hoof and provides needed relief, I'm seriously relieved...thank you Graeme, Craigie Boy and Kevin for all that you do for these beautiful and giving creatures. Shout out to farmer who takes incredible care of their dairy herd ❤❤❤❤❤

[@FireHeart2829]

Yeah, only four out of over a hundred lame, that's incredible!!

[@bigstar75]

@@FireHeart2829 I think he said out of a 1000.

[@sheepsfoot2]

@@FireHeart2829 No he said 4 lame cows out of 1250 cows , must be a massive dairy !

[@brmam1385]

It never occurred to me that you were only glad of finding the problem so it could be filmed. You’ve never been selfish like that & never will. I’m sure the cow is thanking you too!♥👍

[@myanimalkingdom8377]

Anyone who thinks Grahame is happy that he found a problem just for the sake of the camera and views don't know Grahame at all his pleasure is at knowing he can help the cow .... capturing it to show us is an added bonus !!

[@missindependent1973]

I always try to guess the problem areas….and I’m never right 😂 thank goodness I’m NOT a hoof trimmer 😅 HoofGP to the rescue! ❤

[@SithApprenticeTV]

I can't help but laugh when he says "This cow is incredibly lame...." Because I always picture the cow going "No I'm not... 😢"

[@jamesabbot-cole6814]

In Craig's voice.

[@charlesisnothome6694]

“This is the LAMEST cow on this farm!” 😂

[@emmaberry2532]

"I'm actually really cool once you get to know me 😥"

[@nymphithys1558]

rofl same here, picturing the cow raising an eyebrow and going like "Pff, your mom is lame! Mo0o0o0" 🤣

[@RebeccaWilson-p9p]

Hahahaha

[@barbwiseley7035]

Thank you guys for helping the poor cow. I'm sure she will feel much better eventually.

[@johnnixon6545]

I love the way you’re editing your videos now I like the fact that you go home and narrate to us in the video and have gentle music playing in the background, I know some of that stuff you describing is actually on the job, but I like the narration also

[@lynnettecape9688]

Thank you for the tenderness and care you give to all in your life. Love your humor and your channel!❤

[@coolcpa3321]

Your concern and aptly applied treatment is always awe inspiring. That cow was in so much pain. Thank you for giving her relief. You're the best!

[@loriw2661]

I love watching these girls leave the crush after the problem has been found and they’re on their way to healing! 🐄❤️

[@joanlovelace7338]

She must feel so much better and is quite fortunate to have you caring for her feet 👍👏....

[@joshuabowen6919]

I've never thought you'd say or do anything just for the video. You seem to genuinely care about the animals that you treat and it makes me enjoy your videos even more.

[@roseannem.tockstein8140]

Graeme, you've had a profound impact on this gal's life. For this I thank you.

[@sassytbc7923]

You are a man who genuinely cares about your clients and that is so nice to see. It’s why I subscribed months ago and it’s why I will continue to watch every video you put out!

[@staciemurphy162]

I love how gentle you are, and I hope that people who are watching you and do these trimmings or as gentle as you are, and trying to find out the original problem❤❤❤

[@samanthatuton6927]

Thanks for helping this cow whatever you do makes a difference x

[@fiddlefoot1804]

Poor girl was suffering something awful. I'm glad you were able to alleviate her pain.

[@MiloDebuque]

Still hands down my favorite channel. Love the passion and focus on caring for all those beauties while sharing the finer points on how it's done. I do have to admit, nothing beats the messy trims where there's goo involved. There's something so dramatic to see the nasty part while knowing it also provides such relief.

[@jhcali71]

I’m not a farmer, but spent some of my youth on a small family farm reading All Creatures Great and Small, and watching the adventures of Yorkshire vets on PBS. Watching this channel is my KZbin comfort food. Thanks for another fine post.

[@CynthiaN.6005]

❤ ACGS

[@vickiewallace415]

I am a 60 year-old woman living in Atlanta Georgia and I cannot get enough of watching you trim these cows feet! I see the heart that you bring to this and it makes it so much fun to watch. Thank you for being so loving to your coworkers, your family and these sweet little cows.

[@RedDragonForce2]

When the problem lies beneath pigmentation that masked the problem area. If you didn’t already have the indication of lameness in her back right hoof, she would have gotten worse before the problem was found. Good job Graeme. You didn’t give up and your patience was rewarded. That cow is on the road to recovery now instead of continuing pain.

[@angelcrow6256]

I knew you were happy to find the problem so you could repair it. Thank you for helping them walk better.

[@BB-fq2pq]

Thank you for your perseverance and care for these animals who cannot advocate for themselves.❤

[@akasantajr]

Graeme, I’ve watched your older clips to the new ones and there is a maturity is your narration. To me, it’s like you are doing a professional documentary, it’s still your teaching explanation that makes your vid’s so enjoyable. Keep growing just the way you are. 👍👍

[@linda-lu7658]

I stepped on a rock today. It hit the arch of my foot. My first thought was, "oh great, my hoof needs to be trimmed!!!"

[@apryljohnson553]

Hahaha!! I get it.

[@MsJanequa92]

😂😂.. love that 😊

[@ksenijavranjevac2572]

Were you lame?😅

[@linda-lu7658]

@@ksenijavranjevac2572 Yes, my daughter had to help walk! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 (no, I'm fine.)

[@k.a.4522]

Hahahaha!!!!

[@laurapagefranceys7841]

Thank you so much. I wrote a 5th year vet exam today and the only reason I had any ideas what was going on with the hoof and how to treat it was from watching your channel. You are a amazing. God bless.❤

[@hunteryost6238]

Been watching for around 3 years now! I’m a young man (21) living in a city in Georgia USA and have no experience with hoof trimming but I’ve watched so much I feel like I can do it myself 😂😂😂 I know I can’t but a man can dream. Haven’t missed a video since 2021 keep it up Greame

[@CynthiaN.6005]

(Graeme)

[@willcaine1208]

In all the videos I've watched on here never have I seen a cow physically JUMP with each step to keep a hoof off the ground. Absolutely wow! And the transformation is amazing as usual. Great work

[@emily.letsendbslintheuk554]

It's amazing how much you help these beautiful cows 💖💖💖

[@ejeckk]

I am always amazed at how well you treat these cows' pain. The old girl looks a thousand times better.

[@eve5226]

It didn't sound like you wanted to find the infection/issue for the sake of the video, it's obvious you definitely care for these animals :)

[@bossmare1480]

Wow that was a good result. 👍 Going from broken bone type lameness to actually taking weight on the block. She must feel such relief.🐄 Well done.👍🇨🇦😎

[@kristinn3367]

I empathize with the cows. As a runner, I occasionally get runner’s toe- where the nail separates from the nail bed and blood pools up underneath. It hurts like crazy so I can’t imagine what it would be like if I had to walk on my toes. Draining the fluid and trimming away the separated nail brings instant relief.

[@ettinakitten5047]

I'm not a very athletic person, but I've had the same thing happen a couple times when I stubbed a toe. You're right, it's really painful!

[@Julian-do7bv]

Not often you see them completely hold the hoof up and walk im glad you found the issue you can tell by looking at her hooves its not been long since she had a trim

[@marthamitchell9452]

When my horse was lame I was very glad to find the abscess in her hoof. If you can’t find the source you can’t treat it. You can’t treat a horse’s abscess quite the same as a cow’s because there is nothing to put a block on but you open it up, clean it up and treat it with medication especially formulated for horses and we usually wrap them with a disposable diaper and duct tape as they need something they can walk on for a while.

[@amandaomezi7492]

Everyone saw how badly the cow was limping. Even I was excited when he found the problem, because the cow would feel so much better. The fact that he has to clarify his reaction is crazy

[@rebeccawilliamson4606]

I’ve learned so much about this from the videos. I’m a nurse, a wound care nurse. This is amazing learning the care and techniques. Thanks you.

[@budgiebreder]

I cannot wait for a revisit!!! She will be fully healed :)

[@patpierce4854]

Re checks are always the best! ❤️🐄

[@nannynae10]

I love the way you treat all the cows. Thank you

[@carolodonnell70]

You’re a very kind soul….. I’m so glad these animals have you to care for them!

[@patpierce4854]

Love watching how you work out her problem. ❤️🐄

[@catmacg]

You asked in an earlier video if we liked our job and was it the one we expected to have. I wanted to be an actress, lol. Once I got to college, I realized I corporate communication was perfect for me (I like to talk!). But then, had kids, raised them, when they got to school I started working at a camp, writing outdoor programs, teaching archery and running ropes courses for a decade. Realized I loved teaching. Got my Master's degree at 43 and now have been teaching kids,with moderate to severe disabilities for 13 years. I absolutely love my job. I just wish I had discovered it sooner! Never would I thought I would be teaching, especially in middle school (11-14 yrs old). So woot for us finding careers we love!❤

[@bethw.3168]

What a dramatic change. I really like seeing these follow up in your treatment. It's great that you're very informative/clinical explaining what is happening. Thank You

[@notwhoyouare1543]

To me, it didn't sound like you were happy for the video, to me, (a blue collar guy myself.) it sounded like you were genuinely happy that you found the issue and you no longer had to search somewhat blindly for it. Def DID NOT sound like you were doing it for the video, it was a genuine reaction of happiness for progressing through your work. @ 4:33

[@judithhopper1368]

That poor girl. Thankyou Graham for taking such great care of her. And thankyou for sharing your videos. We get th3 educational aspect, the humor between you and the boys and a chance to share a day in your life a superb hoof gp. Sending love from NC 🇺🇸.

[@upthebracket26]

Cow: 'I'm in agonizing pain' HGP: 'You're lame' Cow 'RUDE!'

[@bkitteh6295]

😂😂😂

[@kristigibson-cormier4726]

Hi!!! this is a wonderful video.. I want to be the person at the end of the crush petting the cows while you guys trim the hooves... in Scotland of course... Sending love and peace from sunny Northern California

[@ronsilvia8127]

Thank you for helping these cows. 😇😇😇💖💖💖👍👍👍

[@carladejonge4951]

Thank God for men such as yourself, who care so much about these animals ! ❤❤

[@lindaandersen3289]

It just breaks my heart to see a cow limping so badly. So happy she has you to fix her!!

[@marthacannizzo4791]

You’re the best trimmer I enjoy watching. Very informative, caring and careful with each cow.❤

[@corkscrewfork]

Excellent work! Love seeing how quickly the cows start to feel better after going in the crush!

[@applicationuser9764]

I never thought for a minute you were worried about the video. It's all about the cow.

[@grainnerooney]

I love watching this guy's videos because he just explains what he's doing so well and has a really positive problem-solving approach to everything!!

[@vjc2270]

Ahhhhhhh! The ‘pop’ followed by instant relief❣️ It’s so satisfying to watch, so I can only imagine how satisfying it must be when you’re actually experiencing it. Brilliant job! 👍👏👏👏

[@lynnjns]

Brilliant work. Love the way you treat these cows

[@jgustafson14]

Thank you for caring so much about the cows and their pain, and wanting to relieve it as much as you can.

[@TheMadridFinale-hx7pd]

Great job! It's always great to see how concerned you get when searching for the problem to give relief to these animals.

[@teradrew7555]

I was peeling potatoes yesterday and I was thinking..what does this remind me of?

[@jimfriedman6923]

French fries?

[@teradrew7555]

@@jimfriedman6923 wood planing?

[@paulabraden974]

Even after a couple of years of viewing these videos, it still amazes me how much I literally hold my breath when watching. Thank you for keeping your channel going GP. The impact you have had on others is unmeasurable. Looking forward to a day that I can actually view/meet you in person. *wave* from country Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺

[@harrisonyoung987]

always awe inspiring

[@sue5242]

It’s always great to see the cow walk away better than when she walked into the crush. ❤

[@sephirosu]

I can't get over how hard this girl's hoof was! Do the harder hooves hurt your arm more when you do a bunch of them?

[@jibberjabber3477]

It just amazes me that you can find the problem by spotting a teeny tiny dot on the surface. 🐮❤

[@romerockthugcitymusic112]

Love your channel I’m so addicted can’t stop watching 😊 learning so much from you guys

[@romerockthugcitymusic112]

I’m not a farmer just ❤ the way of your living life with nature 😊

[@amazoniam8687]

Love it when it KZbin says new upload from HoofGP!!!

[@kateh.3277]

You are amazing with these animals. Such kindness. 🐄

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

Thank God for little wonders like you, and Stevie, of course. I feel so much better now. And it doesn't hurt so much to fully weightbear. 👏👍

[@Purple_Pisces]

Thanks for helping this cow. I felt so bad for her not being able to put pressure on that hoof. Btw...I came across a video earlier today with another hoof trimmer using your glue. It's awesome to see other hoof trimmers supporting you.

[@Miaholmes4952]

I was peeling potatoes yesterday and I was thinking..what does this remind me of

[@CynthiaN.6005]

I also think of slicing jicama... Lol 🎉

[@June28July]

Why peel them when the skins are edible and good for you?

[@Comic3665]

@@June28Julynot everyone likes the taste of potato skin

[@June28July]

@@Comic3665 They hardly have a taste to them...

[@garynordmann138]

Greame, you are truly a master in what you do! Awesome job done on that little lady.

[@RebeccaWilson-p9p]

Do you realize how much milk I’ve been drinking in the last several months? I used to be addicted to milk all my life, I’m 73, but after one of my abdominal surgeries I went off of it. Didn’t drink it for like 10-15 years. Then started watching the Hoof GP and a few others and started craving it again. Every night a huge glass of chocolate milk. Made my cholesterol and triglycerides go up so I’ll have to do an adjustment. And I find myself talking to the screen when I’m watching other guys trim the cows. I’ll say, “ no, you didn’t make the claws short enough or they’re not even”. Or “ the Hoof GP wouldn’t do it like that”. lol.

[@lindafoote3104]

I think the same thing. They don't know what they are doing. It is all about their many tools. I haven't seen them use a drill. Just added time and not interested in watching.

[@nancyrudell5544]

Your knowledge of the cow hooves is amazing! Appreciate your explanations as you proceed with each trim. Thank you!

[@markmalinowski4196]

Just such a pleasure to watch you do your magic, Doctor. I'm from Canada, but my ancestors are from Scotland.....Clan MacKay. Keep up the good that you do, sir. .....and love the toque by the way!

[@cindysmith4978]

You’re awesome! Thank you for helping these precious animals!❤

[@debbeasher-k4764]

That’s what puts you head & shoulders above the rest!!! You are consistent, you don’t give up on solving the problem & you persevere thru every challenge!😮😊😊 Well Done !!!❤🎉🎉🎉

[@A_Dventures]

What an amazing feeling that must be to help an animal that way. Made me feel good to see this

[@fromalandfarfaraway4192]

Watching his grand narrations in each video has some David Attenborough in it. I have nothing to do with cows, but love to watch with satisfaction when footsore ladies are being taken care of. Well done Sir.

[@suellenspencer-eb2nv]

Glad you're taking care of her❤❤❤ 😊

[@shawnadennis613]

I love your channel so much and all the crew. You guys are the best. Keep up the great work. ❤❤❤

[@LarrySanders-e4v]

I grew up in the,1940's rural area. We depended a great deal on our farm animals for food. Cows for milk and beef and horses and mules to pull equipment. Lots of time an animal would not make it due to lack of antibicotics or professional care.. That means a great deal to me to have those now. Those people deserve a lot of thanks for what they do. THANKS.

[@stefanhaling2606]

more than respect for your work

[@DarciousMaluki]

i am so impressed by the farmer's dedication to his cow's wellbeing. having only 4 lame cows in a herd of over 1000 head is incredible.

[@nancysarver8120]

Poor baby! Glad you were there to help!❤❤❤❤❤

[@linjat-t2o]

Good job!

[@AnnacolleenEtters]

From the way she was walking, you knew there was a bad problem. She walks much better.

[@debrahall902]

Thank you from The Netherlands

[@rochelletakacs2708]

Poor girl! So glad you were able to help her!😊

[@lindaholt1610]

Lewis Hamilton said, "We can judge the heart of a man by the way he treats animals". You, my dear man, have have an overabundance of love in your heart. You are a good man.

[@terrencecollins8020]

That was an intense trim

[@janicehill7955]

Thank you

[@joycecarter4597]

You are so awesome! Truly... you really care! Love your channel and your character buddy! 😊❤️

[@DenvaProbablyDraws]

I could hear how relieved you were when you found that problem area. I was getting a little concerned the spot you were digging into was wrong as well, since I imagine you were worried you’d have trimmed away all that hoof there for no reason. This is the first video of yours I’ve seen that shows how much skill and knowledge this job really takes sometimes. Incedible work!

[@chickenmomXD]

God bless you Graeme. You're amazing.

[@margaretwarrior5259]

Great eyesight, being able to pick up on the little dot on her foot, 🤚high five 😉

[@kimmontgomery54]

What a blessing! Graem, once again you didn’t give up until you found the problem! I commend you! I know you all are Scottish and not Irish, I was poking fun at you when I wished you a happy st patty’s day on the last video! I missed the crew today! Love and blessings boys!❤

[@cathleenc6943]

Wow, she was so lame! I'm glad you were able to help her. Are toe abcesses like this the sort of thing that can cause toe necrosis if left to progress unchecked, or is that caused by something else?