TWO COWS HAVE PROBLEMS and We See It Through ‘til the End

[@oscollective]

I grew up on a dairy farm, but was never allowed to watch the hoof trimmer which I really wanted to do. Now I get to live out my childhood wish as an adult by watching your videos.

[@KittyKyomi]

Head pats ✔ Rascaly puppy ✔ Happy healed heffers✔ 5/5 star content!! Thanks for the great video Nate!

[@ChristyH-B]

Jake isn't as sneaky as he likes to think he is! I do love revisits, thank you for sharing this progress with us.

[@nigelwylie01]

I find these ‘See the process through” videos so educational. Thanks Nate for all the extra work.

[@kibaliziosa483]

Oh my goodness Jake is a little sausage 💜💜 That's adorable. Also the fact that the video started with him staying still before fiercely starting to gnaw at the trailer, it looked like he was saying "you filming this? Good, watch this! Omnomnom"

[@Daisy30y03]

Ikr😅

[@RichardT2112]

Everyone should have a “Jake” in their lives: reminding us that life can be great no matter what we are doing :)

[@realanimal3602]

I'm betting Jake is better people then a lot of humans.

[@SenegalSunflower]

Jake is chonky

[@niteshade5783]

@@SenegalSunflower he lorg

[@giaatta9303]

It astounds me that you rarely cause the corium to bleed. Best knife and scale skills on KZbin of all the hoof trimmers. You are also very generous with your treatments powder and paste. My observations Nate

[@GotAnUmbrella]

There was a speck of blood at 0:42 which is nothing compared to what I usually see from KZbin hoof trimmers

[@SilkyEnchilada]

I do not have a deep base by which I can compare Nate. However, his knife skills seem on point. Before I understood the dynamics involved regarding the knife and its shape, and the reasons for certain cutting techniques, I thought for sure that the hooves would get all jacked up. That simply does not happen. Good job Nate!

[@docholliday4546]

Knife skills are good but not the best, I know there are at least 2 that are better..,

[@thesoupteacher4943]

Absolutely. It’s why I subscribe to Nate but no one else. He really cares, carving like an artist.

[@boriisims6737]

Thats exactly what i say! Hes the best

[@LeonaGeorgeDavidson]

Thanks for doing the cow head scratch, and also mentioning that sometimes the cows aren’t actually into it. But, Jake sure did like his head scratches! Loved seeing your full rig and getting the cow settled into it. And, of course, loved the hoof trimming and the follow ups. You are the best!

[@michele2855]

Jake is a good boy! ❤️ He was happy to see you and the mudflaps Nice healing on those cows. Thanks Nate

[@abbywilson5988]

Goodness that's a chubby dog! Great job with the cows as always ❤️

[@Blaqk_8298]

I LIKE HOW YOU SHOWED THE REPEAT PROCESS OF HEALING.

[@paular6547]

Jake the mudflap-slayer is simply adorable. The loving he gets plus the cow scratches qualify as 10 sec bullet ASMR, very relaxing 😌

[@jaclynholyfield3426]

Dude you are undoubtedly the best on KZbin for these vids. You understand us better than we understand ourselves. What do we want? Cow feet. When do we want them? Now. Why do we want cow feet? We don't know. But for the love of God, thank you for not making us watch a long, repetitive intro, or making us watch you back up your crush ... just hey look, chonky, happy McWaggle puppy, boom ... cow feet. Just like we like it. Hats off to you mate.

[@bubbles9287]

The way you take off their blocks? That’s exactly what happens with acrylic nails! You can pop them off in the same way (if it’s safe) or grind down the lifted acrylic and fill it in with more. It’s cool how similar their hoof care is to the maintenance of a human’s acrylic nails. We have more in common with other mammals than we are aware of. That’s why I LOVE your channel. I really do learn something new with every video! Take care and stay warm! I hope your family is having the best time with the new puppers! ☺️

[@JdMarlow85]

incredible improvement on the first one after 2 months and the 2 trims. completely healed up within a few months thats nice work!!!

[@uther10]

That trailer flap learned it's lesson for sure.

[@dstarr3]

I'd love to learn more about that block glue. It's robust enough that it can withstand being stuck to the bottom of a cow's hoof for several weeks, but also just pop off when you actually want it to. That glue seems amazing.

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

It’s called mini moo gloo. Sometimes they come off easy. Other times they’re stuck tight.

[@quinnjim]

I like this channel a lot more than the "hoof gp". I don't have to sit through all the music and "B roll" shots. Right to the action!

[@zoekane4012]

I'm new to your channel, Nate, and I love your kindness and rapport with the animals. And I agree with other viewers, head scritches are always enjoyable. TFS!

[@Liz_678]

Great seeing the progress👍🏻. Puppy dog says “ pull on the mud flap or petting, I’ll takes the petting “🥰

[@crystalheart9]

So funny the dog pulling your mud flap on your truck. I have to tell you I enjoy the peace and quiet of your videos. Just you and the sound of your voice is so relaxing and no loud music to interrupt. On other videos I have to keep turning the volume down when the music suddenly blares out. Thanks so much for the peace and quiet.

[@nizardajani2652]

Love the follow up. Should do more of those. Brings closure.

[@the_voice_of_reason]

Absolutely amazing work Nate. I well remember the multiple lesions well!! Thanks Nate.

[@whispermcgaughy7251]

Hey Nate, I was wondering if you could show us the process of how hoof trimming has evolved..And also what the future might look like..

[@deaaqua86]

The Hoof GP recently did a video showing these hoof baths in a new barn. I guess it washes their hooves once a day and helps with digital dermatitis. I wonder if Nate has seen those or if they're becoming more popular.

[@missweenieboys2]

@@deaaqua86 I have seen the #MidwesternHoofTrimmer talk and show hoof baths in his videos. He is also in Wisconsin.

[@lawrencescales9864]

@@deaaqua86 I think Nate has a video that’s recent where he shows a footbath too

[@missweenieboys2]

I'm glad the girls are better now thanks to your great hoof trimming! I love seeing the farm dogs! I don't know much about farming or any type of cattle, but I love watching you take care of them. I don't think I could live on a farm, because of the mess and the smell. Great job as always Nate!

[@Beccsz]

It's so cool to see the progress between when you trim it the first time and how it heals!! I love all your videos but these put the biggest smile on my face :)

[@SuperNathanmiller]

Every hoof trimmer should be as skilled as you with the knife.

[@ortizguard2816]

Great format for your channel! See the healing to the end, very innovative.

[@deanchapman7825]

I think I’m speaking for everyone when I say… I like seeing the problem fixed and the progress of the injuries… Before and after if you will…

[@lydiafife8716]

Jake is removing an overburdening mud flap from the trailer 😂 Great video Thanks, as always 🙏

[@ellmitch1704]

I like how you show us the whole process and refer back to old video to show us the step and the whole healing process. Good content

[@hitfasthithard]

The dog chewing on the truck flap is so cute and funny 🥰

[@mrs.mikeinva6238]

Howdy Nate 🙋🏻 Thanks for being so easy & soothing with these ladies. 🐮After watching other hoof trimmers, they have no idea how lucky they are! 💕 Keep'm com'n! 🐄 Mrs. Mike in VA 😇

[@rebelbelle62]

I really like it when you show the before, during , if there is one and the after. I enjoy seeing the whole process.

[@floweringplumb4678]

Your closeups are so helpful for viewing the problems and the recoveries. Thank you.

[@juliepenn5313]

Awwww Jake is a mud flap stealing sausage! Cute dog and great video!

[@alicegamble6145]

Great video. Jake is such an awesome cow dog. Hope you are staying warm.

[@frisko6445]

Love how you show the entire healing journey!

[@hernandezmarkie7382]

I'm in one of the most densely populated areas of cows hear in the panhandle of Texas and it makes me wonder how many cows have problems god bless you buddy love from Amarillo Tx

[@mdel310]

Sunday morning, coffee, and hoof trimming. Life is good.

[@agua9999]

Patience is a virtue - & you, Nate, are VIRTUOUS‼️Thank you for taking your time healing these poor creatures❣️🐮

[@DoWutNow]

Back in the shoot.... 384... yeah yeah... good old 384. Totes know that cow... love the channel and definitely like the follow up vids!!

[@lizm4835]

Oh, that sweet old boy. That made me smile. Love these videos! Please keep them coming!

[@SamB-fv6su]

Nice to see you do follow ups Nate You are like a surgeon doing work with your patients after their surgery !

[@joelbrown3479]

Great videos: love the progression of the healing efforts! Great knife work, great narrative, and great cow-centered focus! P.S. Jake seems like such a lil rascal 👏👏👏

[@siangibby5771]

Great video. First of all, gotta love the portly but energetic and determined Jake: 🙌. Next, it was good to see the healing process concluded. And thanks for reading my mind about the heel thickness question, Nate; I was just thinking how to formulate that query about leaving the heel high when clearing out the damaged toe area when your VO answered it. As ever, excellent work and thanks for sharing. 🐄

[@ormitomimus]

The chubby doggo stole my heart 🥺

[@nancyvalentine7180]

Love your show, your voice, how you inform us and the cows!

[@itskuv7]

People like Nate gives me hope for this world.

[@loveslife]

Thanks for the close-ups. It really helps to see the details of the lesions.

[@SousuiGamebox]

Watching the cows are happy puts a smile on my face

[@petenice2956]

You trim so much better than other hoof trimmers. You dont take rough swipes. You do it with much more finesse, the thumb technique is what separates you from the butchers

[@nenasadie]

Thank you for the updates. Looks like Jake will always be happy to get head scritches at any rate :)

[@janis4503]

Your tools are so sharp it's like you don't have to put in any extra elbow grease and your voice is so relaxing to listen to you could totally read children's books on tape:) Thanks for all your expertise in helping these cows:)

[@allenbeaulieu7077]

Excellent job on the girls hooves Nate. The healing process worked out perfectly. Well done. Big Al.

[@ObamAmerican48]

These videos are such a welcome reprieve from all the negativity in the world. Simple, caring, interesting. Thanks, Nate. 👍🏼

[@paigejones8366]

Your knife and grinder skills are outstanding. You’d make a phenomenal fine furniture maker/finisher.

[@jmikronis7376]

I’m viewer 78,132 today. Thanks for these hoof treating videos!!

[@steveleverett300]

Wonderful work! I love the care the animals get.

[@Rose-bb4ze]

okay but that dog immediately made me smile. made my day when he attacked the truck

[@salinascrusader1963]

I enjoy all your videos i usually watch them during my break at work, i always wondered how you take those blocks off! Now i know thanks Nate for these great videos!

[@bigdog6292]

Nate has the best knife skills out of any HoofTuber no cap. Never seen him cut up a cows foot where hoof gp has multiple times.

[@laurenodson3234]

OMG Jake🥰🥰🥰! He deserves hours and hours of lovins and belly rubs!

[@preacherpaul7736]

Great follow up content Nate 👍 happy girl's.🐄🐄

[@vault7137]

It's incredible how quickly that horn grows.

[@gerrib1633]

Thanks for the follow up Nate. I remember these ladies!

[@sandikekic4330]

JAKE!!! WE LOVE U BUDDY ❤ That one with alot of lesions was like a hotel with a few family's of dermatitis moving in. Looked great when healed. Thanks for another great one. Stay warm and safe buddy! ❤

[@nadeemmustafa6450]

Nate you are Pain RELIEVER for these poor Animals 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 BEST WISHES FROM PAKISTAN

[@michealsmith28]

Man you get blessed you get that dogs in here on cows this is amazing.

[@ed4008]

I love when you do the videos with the entire job from the issue to healed…

[@beandipnchips4502]

My favorite kind of videos, hate to be knit picky but it’d be cool to see how they’re walking lame prior to any trimming.

[@Mahakaal_The_Destroyer]

Shiva & kali god will bless you for taking care of these cows 🐄😊.

[@aprilmurphy8432]

You make the best hoof trimming videos 😁. Thank you for having such chill and relaxing videos. Love your voice 👍

[@LillyDelValley]

I appreciate the little moments before & after that you do♡

[@kaleykay]

Jake’s face is too cute. He was like, “See that guy?! You just missed him. He was trying to mess with your truck!” Lol.

[@zan_wild]

I love seeing the cows all the way thru healing!

[@jamesshave6186]

Nate I love your work and how you narrate it … Jamie . southern England UK 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️✌️

[@vathnamean7155]

Quite a comfortable video to watch with all these healing progress 😊

[@caitlynmarie557]

I like seeing these progression videos with more than one cow. This is really helpful in my Vet Tech classes.

[@benglenn8901]

I love how gentle he is

[@hernandezmarkie7382]

God bless the work that you do buddy ne safe and love from Amarillo Tx

[@ProjectDevilEye]

Jake is certainly a happy chunky boy. Glad to see those ladies are back up to par as well and can get back to their normal lives.

[@goldgypsy6]

Thanks for sharing your work! It always fascinates me.....and I love Jake!!

[@heatherlowe7330]

Thanks for the video! Love it when you can see the entire healing process!

[@HooliganBoii]

WHAT A PRO! Dude is so humble.

[@michaelvarney.]

Nice way to start my morning! Thanks Nate!

[@d.h.4778]

Lol. Jake the dog.. he was like “… oh hello there, I wasn’t doing anything.” 😂

[@rtcommodore9354]

Jake, buddy, cool it! lol. I love these follow-ups. Nice job on that second hoof. What a crazy amount of pocking and dermatitis. It healed great!

[@JustMe-pu3xm]

I like when he does follow up… so we can see the healing process

[@teijotso8672]

I've recently discoverd this... weid side of yt. And you know what? its an absolout gem 🥰

[@TheInfinityTales.]

It's so soothing to watch these videos...grt work man👍

[@mattkonetski9818]

Love your videos. I'm happy I can watch and not have to smell. I remember horse hoof trimming smelling bad, can only imagine what odor digital dermatitis has.

[@HungWaeLoe]

Great work once again Nate. Thanks for the explanations and upload. Good to see you and stay safe.👍👍👍

[@altrockqueen12]

Whoa! Cool scenery shots Nate!

[@juliegranne6181]

Just fantastic u care so much. Some don't👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@joeymontez8973]

I really enjoy how you explain everything thanks..

[@ritafleck7802]

Poor dog! Put him/her on a diet 😞 Love the videos ! Reminds me of spending summers on my uncle’s dairy farm. Such good memories! Wanna hint? Unwrap the coban by turning it over. It’s less awkward! You are unwrapping like the toilet paper going over the top, so to speak. It’s easier to control when turned over 😊

[@luzvera4988]

I love everything you do for the cows, the bulls and the puppies ❤️❤️❤️

[@maxellis8452]

Great video! I do love the updates of previous cows. Also, Jake

[@heart4serving]

Nate loved the video. Always wonder about some of the cases. Please keep these coming 🙏🏾