hidden PUS SURPRISE ... UNCOVERING A DEEP CAVITY in a COWS FOOT

[@davidrowan3853]

Hi, are you going to the Royal Highland show at ingleston??

[@TheHoofGP]

I sure am - I’ll be on the EasyFix stand from 12 - 3pm on Friday as well

[@davidrowan3853]

I'm supposed to be volunteering at it through work, hopefully see you (trim a hoof) there 😁👍🏻

[@julzcarpenter5431]

@@TheHoofGP thought you are on the stand from 11am? 😉

[@CETNIKDOJAJA]

Are you taking your mclaren?

[@JJ-iz5ql]

@@CETNIKDOJAJA he has one? Thats awesome

[@Feldynn]

The fact that you suddenly stopped talking to the camera (us) when things changed with the trim really goes to show how much more important the cow's health and wellbeing is to you and is a big part of what makes your videos so brilliant mate! Thankyou for all you do!

[@christophalexander4542]

I think we'd all be disappointed if he DIDN'T stop talking at that moment.

[@Lohanujuan]

But he’s not giving a live commentary.. it’s a voice over the entire time. It’s a very purposeful pause because he isn’t doing any dialogue for a bit

[@Feldynn]

@@Lohanujuan except in this case he is doing live commentary, hence the distracted pause in said commentary because he's concentrating on more important things. 🙂

[@Alritealritealrite]

@@Lohanujuan you can even hear the scraping and cutting that he's doing

[@betsyadams9670]

@@Lohanujuan he has told us in past when he has needed to do a voice over because of surrounding noice or other issues. This is live.

[@thegreatWIIMO]

This man is the Bob Ross of hoofs

[@susant2306]

Spot on!… "happy little cows" 😉

[@frogprincess412]

I wonder if he knows who Bob Ross is.

[@mitchellhughes5180]

Except not weird and creepy

[@mitchellhughes5180]

@@frogprincess412that’s a good question😆

[@endonalds]

yes. so enjoyable to see his passion

[@jep9092]

Are you joking me? Hearing you say that the cow comes 1st gives me nothing but pure hope and trust into you it's not about the content it's about the cow and that gives me nothing but joy absolutely 100% absolutely completely agree

[@CindyLMunger]

Hi GP. My granddaughter takes horseback riding lessons. I was down at the stable today and a woman pointed at me and said “ I watch the Hoof GP all the time”. I was wearing my cow hoodie. It was very nice knowing the stranger and I shared something unique. YOU! Thought I would tell you what happened.😅

[@RoxanneSharbono-mb8ol]

If the video came before the cow, the video would not be worth watching

[@debbietrabeau3764]

Not just you, but the rest of the guys as well.

[@heathermatthews8286]

I love the way you completely went into deep concentration mode and put the cow's need over what you were explaining to the viewers. Such great dedication!!

[@Chrishansen999]

"It may take longer but there won't be any mistakes" words to live by for any working individual.

[@gorillaau]

Make haste, make waste.

[@matthewmosier8439]

"Not enough time to do it right, but enough time to do it twice", to alter a quote.

[@imshinycaptain]

@@gorillaau Do it nice or do it twice!

[@papapuffsicle]

My mom uses your videos to calm my brother down when he gets anxious. Thank you Hoof GP. Doing gods work rn

[@songbirds3712]

❤️❤️

[@karterjoseph1300]

👍🏾

[@susanlangenhoven9747]

I love going to sleep with his videos.

[@MrMonkey2150]

He gets calmed down by the sound of a grinder grinding and a knife slicing? 😂😂I mean if it works it’s works I guess

[@MrMonkey2150]

@@karterjoseph1300 I think u mean 👍, using a colour one just shows that ur trying 2 hard to fit in

[@amandadbful]

I can't even imagine the amount of relief she must have felt. Poor girl. This'll be uncomfortable, obviously, until she heals, but glad she has people like you who know what they are doing and can get her on the road to recovery. Thank you for all you do!

[@angelcollina]

And likely, since she’ll be able to put better balanced pressure on that foot and the wound is open now, she’ll bounce back fast. I’m sure getting all that crud drained off made her feel better.

[@braydenloganwchannel9432]

My 9 year old son got injured tonight, after assessing the injury and to distract him I said let's watch Hoof GP and he calmed down. We watch together all the time at home so it was comforting to him since we are camping.

[@YourActualChild]

“Although I love makin’ videos, I’m afraid the cow comes first!” Dude that’s so sweet bless your soul 😭

[@katiepaynton4900]

I'm getting to the point where I'm starting to be able to tell when a hoof is overgrown, which is wild because I haven't seen a cow up close since I was a child. Your videos always make my day, it is so nice to see how much care you give to the animals. The world needs more people like you!

[@ruthannjones5873]

Same for me and I'm in my mid 50s.

[@laurajayne4920]

Me too!

[@sjl3352]

Yep and me!!!!!! This is my relaxing night time watching xxx

[@monkeybeasts]

learning about cows every video

[@bianca3611]

We buy at an organic farm every week. Seeing a cow walking is a bit off😉. Saying to my husband , greggieboy get the cow in the crush we are going to help that gorgeous young lady. 🤣🤣

[@WPSNewsToday]

I spotted the problem as soon as you put her hoof in the air. I'm kind of proud of myself, I'm learning a lot from your videos (I'm a city kid, raised in Chicago, Illinois). To me, she seemed to be walking better after the trim.

[@ThePlant.Collector]

im not sure who else watches your videos to just enter a state of zen.. but I put your channel on when im having a rough day. I enjoy the tone and cadence of your voice, the music, the information, the passion. I dont just watch a video one time, i come back to them even if i know ive seen it already. Thank you for what you do.

[@dianehillman7808]

Absolutely! ❤️

[@carolinereinhart5321]

This is the most explosive hoof I’ve seen on this channel! That poor cow must have been cursing under her breath with every step.😢 So glad you’re getting her on the mend, Graeme!

[@NyNyD4me]

There are so many more - they splat everywhere lol

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Yah, that would definitely be enough to make her FAR more Moooooody than normal... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@crimsonking2874]

There was one that popped and splattered all the puss onto the camera itself. That one really surprised me.

[@JiggyJ22]

Definitely not his most explosive, he has one a few months ago that when it exploded it shot out hit the lense of his Camara and knocked it off the tripod

[@SbrGrendel65]

Yeah I’ve seen worse, been watching him go a longtime. When he had the Crush before the Appleton

[@sueweatherby3729]

This video had me on the edge of my seat. I felt SO bad for the poor cow. Thanks goodness for Graeme's expertise and true concern for the cow. Wonderful trim.

[@gwenmartinsen3979]

At 6:11 as you were trimming and found more bad stuff, you subconsciously said "Oh" in a very caring, sweet, sympathetic way. Warmed my heart. You're a good man, sir. Bless you.

[@Zidniaailman]

*I dont know how I got here but I've watched like 10 videos in a row. Never knew cows had this done. Very informative*

[@cindaflame]

I know right? One day I was watching pimple popping videos and then cow hoof trimming. How did you get here?

[@kerrickking7633]

Happens to us all💙 my son says I need intervention 🤣

[@FernSWhite]

That's so funny - "I don't know I got here"! 😂😂 (I got here via Dr Pimple Popper & The Toe Doctor! 😁)

[@jugaloking69dope58]

@@cindaflame think like a horse among other animal channels greetings from Vancouver bc

[@GirlGamer867]

I don't even remember how I got here lol

[@Thewatchingeye]

This great guy cares so much for these cows and bulls, it gives me a peace of mind knowing that their suffering will be over. And watching them walk away comfortably. Bravo you deserve what ever you earn. May be a little bit more.😊😊😊😊❤

[@Dia1Up]

6:10 that little "aww" when the cow winced in pain. Really shows how much he cares!

[@jonathanbrowning4]

Its really not "fun" to hurt them unintentionally, it makes you feel really bad since they arent volunteering for the procedure and you just want to help them. With that said, this cows immune system is an absolute monster. A human with that level of foot damage would become gangrenous in days.

[@DarthSidian]

@@jonathanbrowning4 Cows in general are just built differently. They can take a LOT of damage. I'm glad that these cows have a caring doctor, though!

[@jonathanbrowning4]

Sure, but "can" is not "should." I have a few hundred of the things.

[@DarthSidian]

@@jonathanbrowning4 Of course! Cows should NEVER have to suffer! I bloody love those animals. However, I'm just saying that if push comes to shove, bovines can handle quite a lot.

[@optimusprime7243]

@@jonathanbrowning4 did you just call a living breathing animal a "thing" the f*ck is wrong with you? Oh no, my bad, what is wrong with "it" (you)

[@ryan3960]

I've been scared of large farm animals since I was a kid. We moved to Cambridgeshire about 10 years ago (I'm 26 now) and there is a field with a whole bunch of cows and I could barely walk past them. Since I started watching you work about a year ago, I can now walk by them without a problem and make sure to say hello to ladies, and the kiddos when they're there too.

[@aaronpeters774]

did anything happen to you as a small child involving farm animals? ask your parents, even if you went to a petting zoo and wouldnt stop crying, its possible some animal hurt you and traumatized you

[@stephaniewilson3955]

@@aaronpeters774 how about 'cows are big and scary looking'? (Especially when you are a small child.

[@ryan3960]

@@aaronpeters774 Oh, definitely some trauma involved. I remember going to a farm with my Nan and I saw this huge black stallion kick a guy in the leg. The guy had been annoying it or something. The size of the animals and their eyes being really dark and not blinking a lot creeped me out too. So it's good I'm getting better and asking the ladies how their shoes are. :)

[@monceh0]

@@ryan3960 try ride it it's fun

[@ryan3960]

@@monceh0 I have no desire to recreate the scene from Star Wars where Anakin gets ragdolled by farm animals, thanks though. 😆

[@forgottenhollywood]

This video demonstrates why I subscribed to your channel. Your care an devotion is obvious when you ignore the camera in favor of a cow that needs you. I don't subscribe to many channels, but you, sir, have my support. Keep up the good work.

[@z.louisecoombsrambouillet8395]

Don't ever be sorry for having to stop talking! The living being in your crush always comes first and I'm so glad that you feel this way! It's like when you're driving and whether you're talking or someone is talking to you and the concentration of driving is most important and you either stop talking or stop listening because keeping from an accident is more important than whatever might be being said

[@TenderheartPC]

The state of this hoof was brutal. As uncomfortable as the trim must've been for her I hope releasing some of the pressure helped. I'd be interested in seeing updates on the healing process for this hoof.

[@benjaminmartin956]

Same. I would definitely be down to see a follow up on the healing process. Hope all is well with you 👍

[@catb8834]

Yes I would like an update on this one too.

[@KhaziirEverflight]

+1 on the healing updates...

[@brookeggleston9314]

Subscribe!!

[@sardarasadalimasood3435]

@YouAre Cancer Unless shoe was applied there are no chances of healing at all

[@sheenadees2701]

I really enjoy your videos and am so happy for the animals you help daily!

[@7732147]

Graham. I loved it at the beginning of the trim when you said there are two problems here". I said out loud . . . "White line defect on the right hand digit and detached sole on the left hand digit" And I was right! Never been near a cow in my life but I've watched all your videos and would love to have a go. Honestly. After a stressful day at the laptop watching your videos is such a tonic!

[@alicecain4851]

I'm getting better too, but I didn't get the hoof right.

[@randallsmerna384]

Your hired!

[@-Devy-]

I'll take "Thing's that never happened" for 400, Alex.

[@lendog203]

Being born & raised in Brooklyn, I've NEVER been close to a cow. I am glued to this channel every time you upload. I enjoy seeing how important it is for you to do whats best for the cow & the rest of the world learns something new all at the same time.

[@Stagbones]

You'll have to road trip, but you should go to Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen, NY!

[@lendog203]

@@Stagbones When I read “Watkins Glen” I figured that was maybe a half an hour away… after searching, it looks like it’s about an hour & 40 minutes away that might be a weekend trip with the wife & boy.

[@GrapeSoda718_]

Who would've thought another person from Brooklyn would be into watching these type of videos 🤧🤧

[@globalfamiliesfirst]

Len dog, well worth the trip! Beautiful scenery and depending on how old your child is you can do white water rafting, hiking trails and explore Woodstock! There is also art colony nearby and if I am remembering correctly, glass blowing factory you can tour! Corning? Great area but I have not been there in 40 years! But I remember! Please don’t hesitate. If you can…. Go! Frances from Staten Island.

[@Sarah-ru2pd]

That little sympathetic tut and 'naww' when the cow moved her hoof, probably due to discomfort, was so telling of how much empathy he has with these big beasties.

[@pixelzomblina]

When you apologized for not talking, I didn’t even realize it because I was so focused too. I was thinking “Are they gonna be ok?” 🥺 I get so emotionally invested in these videos and the animals you help.

[@francinebacone1455]

Came for the "hidden PUS SURPRISE", stayed for the remarkable friends made along the way.

[@gorillaau]

I was told that I pus make some new friends, perhaps I misheard.

[@lolanelson9634]

I’ve had an abscess before, and they effect your whole body. I can’t imagine how painful that one in her hoof had to have been. You can see her relief when she stepped out. Thanks for everything you do, and then sharing it with us🙏

[@amygroff17]

I've also had an abscess and yes it does effect your whole body

[@amandapayne6141]

Luckily hooves don't have a great deal of blood supply, so the abscesses/infection mostly stays in the foot. Still awful, but not as sickening as soft tissue abscesses.

[@kianicholson5993]

I really feel for the poor cows with such pain, I wish I could cuddle and reassure them all. Thank god for caring people like you and Craigy boy. Keep up the great work, stay safe all of you xxx

[@helenfitch3440]

When you are out cuddling cow's please let me know ... I would love to see that.

[@Brett33]

It' really helpful understanding how you evaluate a hoof before starting .

[@jonfox17]

To be honest I enjoy the moments Mr. Parker is silent and we get to enjoy the sight and sound of hoof trimming. So if he needs to focus I don't think it hurts the video in fact he could always add commentary after in the editing.

[@rnjedilaura]

As a wound care, ICU nurse for 23 years I am facinated with your videos. So many simular techniques and or base ingredients of the treatments. Do you ever use activated silver products? Much love from Canada!!!

[@sidcostello7532]

...but do your patients ever get shit on their faces.

[@alyupde9337]

My husband works for a company selling silver products. The fda hates them. Funny you mention that!

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

@@sidcostello7532 Does it matter?

[@jenwhite5387]

@@sidcostello7532 I'm an EMT and I can answer that as "yes, yes they do"

[@dianathomas3473]

@@jenwhite5387 🤣🤣🤣🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘

[@CSmith-mm3kg]

Graeme, I totally love your videos! When I see a cow's hoof that is heavily damaged, I am enthralled to see how you handle the care to get the cow on the road to better hoof health. It's like watching a mystery being solved. I have been subscribed to your channel for quite a while now and there is not a day that I find it boring or bland. Each cow seems to have different issues and you have the ability to make them better. When I see a large hole in a cow's hoof, I feel empathy for that poor cow having to walk on that painful hoof. It absolutely delights me when a cow walks away from the crush with a better gait. Keep doing what you're doing. You are the Hoof GP and I love your videos! ❤

[@Kaytrinelise]

Oh my goodness! That poor sweet girl was hurting so badly! Watching how wonderful you are with these amazing creatures! You can see just how much you care for these animals! Thanks so much for all you do!!

[@kyliejensen3552]

That immediate relief when an abscess is drained must make the experience so much better for them. She is in great nick and has that spring glow going on.

[@bigsway7062]

I literally will not watch anyone else but you. You are the mix of skill and compassion

[@CraftyLady22]

I could see the liquid moving around underneath (3:40) and instantly realized we were in for a gushy one! Awesome!

[@hellcat333]

Hoof GP is just what I need today! I enjoy watching a thinking man work.

[@Kaytrinelise]

I always smile when a Hoof GP pops up in my feed!! Love your videos so much!

[@snaketkt1377]

I couldn’t stop laughing when you said her day couldn’t be any worse with the shït on her face. Omg 🤣🤣🤣 I’m glad she’s doing better. And I did guessed the right foot!! 🎉🎉 Have a great day. ♥️

[@sharrontaylor4744]

😄😆😉 thought thats what it was 💩💩💩💩💩💩 !!!!!

[@russs7574]

I've been $h!t-faced, but never like that. 🤣🤣🤣

[@snaketkt1377]

@@russs7574 💀🤣😂🤣

[@Cricket2731]

@@russs7574, 😆😅🤣😂

[@grantemery5867]

You washed her foot off but did you help out the girl and also wash her face?

[@stevemiller3082]

You continue to impress me Graeme. I grew up with horses and really enjoyed the day that the “ farrier” would visit & trim the hooves. Horses hooves were similar yet different. The center of the horse hooves was a soft area called the “frog” which is similar to the heel of a cows hoof. Watching you prepare the hooves is fascinating to me. The level of care you take is beautiful man. Keep going and maybe get brother Craig in the videos a little more. I love the way you two go back and forth. God Bess you two and your families. Keep safe

[@tterbay]

Wow. Tough one! She’s gotten the best care there can be imo. I’m confident she will heal. Thank you Hoof GP & Craig! You guys really do care about the cows and you ARE the best! ❤

[@ceriphillipstalks5091]

I stumbled on your channel a month or so ago, purely by accident, and although I am not in farming myself, a friend of mine is a herdsman for a dairy herd, and I find your videos give me a little knwoledge to be able to talk with him

[@CharlesBoswell-m6c]

Thank you for the love and respect you have for these animals and most likely all animals on planet Earth from USA🇺🇲

[@tfritz9068]

The world needs more men like you, Mr. Parker. Thanks, again, for caring for these animals and for sharing your experiences.

[@hallaboard8154]

Having watched your channel for around a year now it still amazes me that I love watching it and am totally fascinated. Why would I be interested in cows feet? It’s down to you Graeme. Your care, love, dedication and informative explanation is what makes them great. Coupled with the glimpses into family home life, music, scenery and of course Craigey boy all make for compelling viewing. Thank you for sharing your wonderful world ❣️

[@Jettingred4]

I truly enjoy your show. You and your team show such compassion and kindness towards these wonderful creatures! 🤗😀

[@normadesmond9659]

Please do a follow up on this cow. I am really interested in the final healing. It really completes the process that we watch you go thru.

[@sweetbitz]

I have been watching you since the very beginning and I still am so interested and amazed at the problems you get and the manner in which you solve them!! I would have never thought that this type of content could keep my interest for so many years, and continue to keep me wanting more. Thanks for all the wonderful, exciting, interesting and instructional learning! I may be 68 but you never know when I may be asked to trim an injured cows hoof! I’ll be ready and capable, lol. Keep up the great work!! Say hi to the wife and kids!

[@alicecain4851]

LoL! Wonderful comment! 🐄

[@davidshettlesworth1442]

Thank you for this very informative, educational, and compassionate video showing the helping of an innocent animal. Good Samaritan is not strong enough. More like Good Orthopedic surgeon with compassion for suffering animals. Job Well Done Sir! Carry On!

[@juliegreen7396]

I don’t know why, but I enjoy watching this guy fix these cattle s claws. I like seeing someone help out the wounded, no matter how long it’s been in there- it hurts no less

[@itsloops2298]

Thank you for doing what you do and helping these big babies, a lot of people might see them just as food, and sure they do feed people but they're still a living breathing creature with feelings and a soul and they deserve just as much love and care as dogs and cats.

[@BrandonGavin_EDC]

I love seeing videos now and am kinda able to see some of the issues just from watching past videos. You would make a great teacher.

[@cherokeeangel3067]

Oh God love it! I can't even fathom the pain she felt with every step she took! Bless her heart and bless you for taking such good loving care of her!❤🥰

[@abrahamnarvaez1730]

I always wondered what you would do if a regular block was not possible because both have issues

[@kathleentompkins3785]

I'm 63 years old and live in Olathe, Kansas. I'm retired now, but I enjoyed spending all my summers at my grandparent's farm while I was growing up. But cows have always been my favorite!! Loyal watcher for over 3 years. Love your show.

[@Celaeno725]

In the second shot of her walking right before he signs off you can already see how much better she's walking. It must have felt so good to get all that pressure and nastiness out of her poor hoof!

[@jimjustice581]

That poor cow had some seriously sore hooves. You did a great job. And I really appreciate what you said about “putting the cow first”’. You’re a good man.

[@CindiKirkVisser]

Thank you for coming to this cow's aid...she truly needed your expertise!

[@stevestringer7351]

My friend, that was brilliant! I have been watching your videos for a couple years now and you never cease to amaze us with your skill and passion for your "patients". Keep on delivering healing to the cows and bulls and making these amazing videos!

[@lawrenceh7674]

Hey Greame good to see ya today!

[@charlottethompson7389]

Thank you for helping them, especially caring for them.❤

[@sky_odin]

This is one of the most satisfying fixes. I'm so thankful that there are such good hoof trimmers that can make these girls feel so much better.❤

[@peggyesquibel8353]

I find your work so fascinating. I’m always curious to see what you uncover and the course of treatment. The cows are lucky to have you! One more thing, no need to apologize for getting quiet and focusing on your work. Like you said, the cows must come first! They are your patients and we are observers. Thank you for the care you give these beautiful animals!

[@KV42953]

Thanks for making this girl feel so much better.

[@SillyGrandma99]

Time must be given for proper care whether a hoof trimmer, vet or physician. You are a GREAT example of professionalism!!🤓😘🇨🇦🇺🇸😎

[@sherrystriklin9666]

Have you ever been trying to trim a hoof with the world's greatest knife and it slipped and you accidentally cut hgp instead?.

[@julzcarpenter5431]

@@sherrystriklin9666 I’ll ask him tomorrow when I see him at the highland show

[@rebeccaromano2434]

Honestly... when you stop talking and are focusing.. I don't even notice because I'm so focused as well lol I love that you LOVE your work and these animals. It feels as if I'm working beside you. I look forward to your uploads ♡♡

[@LtRee96se]

"The cow comes first" And that is why I subscribed and watch. You know your business and you care about the cows.

[@WinterWolf1012]

I love that the cow comes 1st always. You can fill us in later as time allows!

[@timothytrexler6383]

The fact that you truly care about the cows well being and your dedication to the comfort and recovery of the animals you tend to is what makes your fans love you! Thank you for the positive vibes and information you share! God bless!

[@janebrommet7942]

Tkx gream for being so carefull

[@silvershaye4852]

Always lovely to see how much he genuinely cares about the cows he works with 🐮🐮

[@aplutypus7599]

I love the suspense of this episode! The lack of music and commentary kept me on the edge to know what was the problem! Loved the style of this video! .. the cow is so pretty, so sad she got shat on her face lol

[@alicecain4851]

Did you notice her udders were black too? I'm not sure why I noticed this time more than others, probably because I rewound several times to try and figure out which foot was hurting her! I'm going to try to notice more about the cows and NOT just their hooves!

[@lymerselfdefencelondon]

One word for you and all your crew...ANGELS ❤️

[@bernicereinhard2296]

We love your videos!! My whole family is hooked on watching cow hoofs being trimmed. It's amazing how addicting these videos get, you're way more interesting and personable than any other hoof trimming channels, which I'm sure shows in your amount of subscribers. So glad you have a great following, you genuinely seem like such a great guy!!

[@bjuracek21]

Oh my gosh!!!!! This poor girl!!! You are such a caring and compassionate man!

[@kimfarnham2792]

Sometimes, I actually prefer you not explain, it just work. I find all of this so fascinating.

[@just_a_guy3303]

I love how he immediately went into save this cow mode. Loves his job bless you sir

[@williambakker2594]

Hoof Gp always makes my boring day better! Thanks for the great content

[@karenscusa4043]

I love the way you love the animals. I used to be somewhat afraid of them, but because of your videos, I've fallen in love with them, and gained so much knowledge about what wonderful creatures they are. I never realized how bad their feet/hooves could get. I also love all the music you play, especially the beginning song. What's the deal with your hair ?? Personal question...Do you ever get into your truck or get home to your family and start crying ? I know I would. THANK YOU FOR TAKING CARE OF HUNDREDS/THOUSANDS OF ANIMALS, BEING SO GENTLE, LOVING THEM, AND HELPING THEM OUT OF THEIR PAIN !!! SO, I GUESS I LOVE YOU AND ALL YOUR FAMILY. ♥ You have a lovely wife and children.

[@graygirl260]

Fantastic video!! I love hearing your thought process out loud, hearing what you're thinking and the best road to recovery! I bet your analyzing each problem correctly, and that wonderful for the cow!! Keep the Amazing videos coming!

[@Jennylouise87]

This is such an incredible art form in a sense. It's so hard, yet you have to be delicate and precise and it's so satisfying to watch you do this and give these cows comfort and relief! Love your channel!

[@lwm4kids]

What a blessing you are to these cows! You are such a dear kind soul❤️ Thanks for taking us along...take care and stay safe!

[@MrsMMcG]

Yikes that looked sore, poor girl. I’ve been watching you for so long, Graeme, that when the goo oozed out, I was eating a PB&J and didn’t even flinch, lol…😆 Have a lovely week!!! ☺️👍🏻👍🏻

[@marganderson8026]

I absolutely love your channel has grown as big as it is today, you guys certainly deserve every bit of it. God bless you and your families, and of course these awesome creatures.

[@patrickmc.2011]

These animals are lucky to have you coming to fix them!!! Awesome stuff!

[@jessicacheely7593]

SHARED!!!🎉 My daughter got me hooked on your videos quite awhile ago. I frequently binge watch the older vids and never tire of them. You do some tough and amazing work and your dedication shows in all you do. 👍😊

[@melissareid640]

The cows and bull's should always come first.. That's what keeps us watching.. The way you care and your passion for your work! 💝🙏💝 The cow's thank you too.

[@DipityS]

I always wondered what we'd do if Miss Cow has both claws injured - so this was fascinating - to know there is a possible workaround - well done!

[@loreneobergfell5507]

Just love watching your dedication to your cow clients. I don't even own a cow and I watch every single one of your videos. You have a great video presence, very entertaining as well as educational and love your accent. Thumbs up from the US!!

[@eury5405]

My daughters always know when I am watching one of your videos. My face contorts, I hold my breath with every move of your blade, I pull faces and start grabbing at my own foot, lol! 😂😂😂 You are so good at your work. I feel relieved for this cow knowing she is in good hands. Poor little poopy face! She is still gorgeous!

[@ksully6551]

I enjoyed watching you concentrating on your craft rather than talking right through the trim. Nice work!

[@kimberlybradley6316]

I am love it when you let everybody know that the cows always come first... And they do come first! I love cows when I was a kid I spent every vacation at my aunt and uncle's farm with all the cows and other animals ❤

[@rileywolf5432]

If animals could talk, I would think all the cows you've helped would call you a miracle worker and a hero. Your work is absolutely inspiring. Keep it up.

[@markf296]

If the cow could have talked I but it would have asked for a pain killer first

[@ccmyharley]

I never seen you use a half horseshoe on a cows foot, I've invented it in my head watching you perform miracles ! Always impressed HGP !!!!!!!!

[@nancyestes7506]

Bless her sweet heart I know that she must be relieved to have that pressure relieved by the HOOF GP

[@alainaarrhodge5900]

I absolutely love hearing your thoughts and reasoning. Those farms are so lucky to have you!