Donkey With Banana Hooves: 5 minutes to a better life

This donkey has long overgrown hooves. He gets a new life with his new shoes. It only takes 5 minutes per hoof for a good farrier to change this poor donkey's life!

[@enesitsme]

Neglected donkeys suffer so much! Thank you for taking care of this beautiful animal.

[@kamalmasbahi8770]

Good Job thank you

[@fallofmanbrand]

amazing video

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@paulboy741]

I bet you that poor lil animal feels soo much better afterwards.

[@nicolewellman312]

Did the vet say how long for the recovery of this donkey? Did they set a another appointment for you to trim again to keep improving its quality of life? Glad you had a vet there too!! No criticism just curious and saw a video of a pony that took a few months for it to be back to normal after regular trims with the people who rescued it. Love your work btw hope you have a great weekend.

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

The donkeys are going to change places. They will be checked more regularly. The vet was there for a sedation. You can touch them just fine but you really can't trim their feet. Well, think you can imagine that. Maybe I can do a check up video. Enjoy your weekend as well!

[@paigethefarrier6243]

@@Jorgenfrombelgium I find a lot of donkeys seem to be like that. They are used to people but not being handled and they kick like cannons. ❤️

[@kelsondoscoleiros5085]

Parabéns 🇧🇷👏👏👏

[@ketothekat8811]

Neither the person who recorded the video or the person who did the trimming know what they are doing

[@jeramiemaddox1974]

How do wild horses and donkeys not get this?

[@timwicke2836]

Wild horses keep moving on dirt and stone. That usually keeps their feet trimmed down very well.

[@evermorevictorious2742]

You need to use an electric grinder! The job is not well done and not yet finished!

[@fallofmanbrand]

nice video bro

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

Thanks for watching and your kind words.

[@Vince-dc3nz]

Good job on the donkey hoof. However, next time make sure the video is well shot. Alot if the times it was focused on Away from the actual shots

[@trueheartfarm8831]

Would have been nice to see a good hoof trim in full view....

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

I will get some other footage online ;)

[@penelopelgoss2520]

Be REALLY nice if you could arrange for better video on the next trim. I hope you will do so.

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

Thanks for watching! Yes, I just got a iPhone 12 for better results. The other camera was old.

[@yunan9610]

How can it get that bad

[@gerrycoleman7290]

You took a lot off at once. Isn't it better to do it in stages over weeks?

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

Depending on the horse and the client. For the donkeys, as you can imagine... That is a one time opportunity, so I don't waste it.

[@어사또-c4f]

참 미련하게 일하네!답답하고만!다른 사람 하는것 싸이트보구 배우세요!

[@marieelle6637]

Without a picture in the end of that poor beast standing propper on his legs a gain it is quite a pain to watch...

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

Hi Marie, the donkey was sedated by the vet.

[@marieelle6637]

@@Jorgenfrombelgium thanks, I hope it didnt sound like criticism, I just had the sudden "all is well if the ends well"-urge. Thank you for answering again!

[@Jorgenfrombelgium]

@@marieelle6637 thank you for your input and watching. The fact that you react or watches is because you love animals and donkeys. Very often farriers like me do their job and we only hear of the animal the next time we need to go... and very often there overgrown again. But not always. Sometimes the animals get lucky. good luck to you too.