this was a SHOCK and a RELIEF!!!

[@aprildevil186]

I caught a different channels video of hoof repair, and it was heartbreaking. They had no patience for the cows. The respect you show for the animals is amazing. Not everyone cares enough to be gentle and empathetic. 💙

[@FeyWyldPagan]

Do you remember the channel? I dont watch many other trimmers cause many sound quite monotonous to me about their work/i just love watching Graeme and crew so much. I only ask so i know to avoid them if possible cause i dont want to venture to another teimmer and get upset at how they treat the dear cows

[@busymama1981]

Absolutely! I say it regularly. Other ppl r so rough and impatient. It's heartbreaking,but it is also so maddening. Graeme cud seriously teach the world a thing or 2

[@EstherFlores286]

Agree!!

[@yoptastic8463]

I always love watching your spraying action and how much you care about each individual trim and especially if there's a problem. 😊👍❤️🐄

[@alexisgrunden1556]

That crack looks like it was well on it's way to becoming a problem when you found it. Thank goodness for dedicated trimmers like you (and Jack) who care about their cows' well-being~💝🐂

[@julzcarpenter5431]

Absolutely fab. Not picking away at a student’s work, but grading it like a teacher in school would…. Good job but room for improvement Jack,

[@martyal]

With a little more practice he’s going to improve even more.

[@RobertMcGuffie]

When are you back at low drummore

[@cathystockton2721]

Hi. Awesome as always. I would love to see updated drone footage of your house. Have a great day!

[@stanfordwillis4841]

You're a good man, you gave Craig props for his channel and he got a new subscriber, very humble and friendly of you I like it, you guys seem like one big loving family, and don't worry, I'll watch both your videos from now on, won't make me skip yours one bit

[@lisataylor2620]

When I first found you on Facebook I never knew cows boots were trimmed I'm a city girl 61 years old in USA I live in Indiana but I'm hooked I have learned so much about your gifting trade because it is a gift to every cow you trim bless your heart for caring so much about the cows you treat I like you miss the cream on top of milk and good ice cream doesn't exist anymore I remember when milk was delivered to our house in bottles when I was amid now milk doesn't taste the same bless you and your family

[@jennifermiller7813]

I'm always thinking about those pieces flying around from you using the grinder, has poop all over them. I admire cause I'd be washing ever hoof I work on. 😅❤

[@joemungus6063]

That garage is incredible

[@Jerk7059]

@8:15 yall seen the steam from that?😂😂

[@a.r.5100]

1:00 DAMN MISTER FLEXER!

[@davidrico1035]

Is there a video to see how you work in front hooves?

[@user-ed8bk6rz9s]

Graeme your hysterical laughter cracks me up. Love your show kiddo. Granny from Oz🇦🇺🇸🇧♥️

[@prestonparish]

"The steam is good for your complexion" hahah

[@juliegreen9000]

First! Love your videos

[@kathleenmunoz4465]

I think that was the most coming out of a hoof.

[@annieclark9772]

0:50 I just noticed you have at least 2 flags in your garage that looks like the flag of the State of Maryland amidst all these national flags and now I'm curious what your connection to MD is.

[@daultonpeele2951]

I’m a huge car guy can you give us a tour of your Porsche and Maclean

[@jakerendall8312]

That little accidental graze really highlights all the other times you clarify that you haven't nicked the corium, that little nick had a completely different reaction and shows how delicate and careful you are, fab job! Also that laugh midway through was the best 😂

[@brianthesnail3815]

Graeme's wasn't at fault really. The flesh would have been so fragile with the inflammatory reaction that it was just laying like the skin on a rice pudding over the mass of puss that it was about to burst out anyway.

[@jakerendall8312]

@@brianthesnail3815 I know he wasn't at fault, just pointing out how the nick reacted differently to other videos where there's infection and it bleeds much easier, highlighting how Graeme's point holds that he very rarely nicks the corium :)

[@SMTRodent]

"Ooh, great, oozing pus!" - Hoof GP has changed me.

[@Greeley.d]

I always love the Scottish countryside so beautiful!

[@AmandaTroutman]

Lol you're in good company 😂I got excited

[@Pellimori]

"Ooooo, cheesy!"

[@danielrobey1759]

As long as it’s coming out of someone else’s body it’s okay

[@songbirds3712]

And that’s a wonderful thing, isn’t it??🙂🙂

[@ZDS1986]

Anyone else here scrolling through metal videos and found themselves watching 2 hours of bovine podiatry videos instead?

[@judithmcdowell2571]

They are so addictive for some reason

[@fatwhiteguy795]

Yes indeed! And I'm enjoying myself.

[@SWS1493]

Me too. Can’t stop.

[@michellejohnson7079]

Happens to the best of us. Now your algorithm will give you endless opportunities to learn words like “corium”, “white line” and “fistula”.

[@ZDS1986]

@@michellejohnson7079 😂 I’m dead!! 😂😂

[@christinamadrigal4803]

I would just like to make an observation about Kevin. Since his return from surgery, his face looks at least 10 years younger than when he first started appearing in the videos regularly. As a person who lives with chronic back pain, I never cease to be amazed by how much pain can affect a person’s appearance. The level of pain which he was living with prior to the surgery must have been next level. And he probably didn’t even realize it until after he had the surgery. So God Bless to the surgeon who was able to correct Kevin’s medical condition as well as any other person who facilitated that surgery. So glad you’re on the road to recovery!

[@BabalonNuit]

It's true; he looks a lot happier and yes: younger!

[@martyal]

I agree with this!

[@brianthesnail3815]

That is a very true observation. I suffered with acute gall bladder pain for two years before an operation and people commented to my wife how old (and sort of yellow) I looked.

[@johnnyfivehole5957]

Been dealing with chronic back pain from a herniated disk for two years. It’s been bad the last 6 months and magically went away. Your life does get much better without chronic pain.

[@TheNeonduke]

¹

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

I'm so glad that a veterinarian is always consulted absolutely whenever one of the cow's hoofs has got infection or an anomaly of any health-threatening kind.

[@WolfkunDotInfo]

It would be amazing to see him colab with a vet so we could see the full process

[@shannoncraig2147]

@@WolfkunDotInfoIt’s the owner of the cows that talks to the vets.

[@cottonaj]

@@shannoncraig2147I think he meant owner, vet, and Graeme as a team.

[@ashross5860]

I appreciate the transparency and honesty so much. One little nick in hundreds would be easy to edit out, but owning those little moments and the encouragement you give must motivate your students and keep moral high during the learning process!

[@mrcrazyaces123]

😅 and a number was

[@jamdungdrones2424]

I agree

[@dovie2blue]

And it revealed the major problem!!

[@fralinsandfriends]

As a nurse for humans, retired, I can understand the surprises that can come across when you expect a simple problem. 😃😃👋👋💖💖

[@loribaker8339]

Graeme...when you crack up, you crack me up! Another great vid. Who knew a 65 year old widow living alone would need cow hoof trimming vids to bring her alot to smile about!

[@kimberlylee1329]

I am same age and love his videos! I was a vet tech but only worked with dogs cats and owned horses!! No cows!

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

Given the fact that the cows walk, sleep and eat in sewage, I'm surprised they don't have *more* problems.

[@jeffhoward1000]

I mean you can say the same about horses, sheep, pigs, and so many different farm animals

[@BUBLOVE]

Yep!

[@mattholmes2589]

They don't quite sleep in sewage.

[@joanlovelace7338]

​@@jeffhoward1000 Hi I'm a horse lover and I kept their box stalls& runways very clean . Box stall with cedar shavings. But I do see with cattle it's a different ball game all together. It seems to go in one end and come out often and watery. UGH

[@JD-wo5mc]

​@@mattholmes2589 oh, they do!

[@majinlou7]

I’ve been watching this channel for a couple years and I’m just realizing this man is fine as hell. Wow

[@TheCfamily-y7t]

Yes he is!!

[@demieetai7092]

@majinlou7 😂😂😂🎉🎉 I was just thinking 🤔 the same hunny….. yessss he is!!! Ur right 💯💯✅✅✅💥💥👌🏽👍🏽

[@demieetai7092]

@majinlou7 😂😂😂🎉🎉 I was just thinking 🤔 the same hunny….. yessss he is!!! Ur right 💯💯✅✅✅💥💥👌🏽👍🏽

[@demieetai7092]

Helll yhhh he is…..❤❤❤ 🔥

[@lushgirlforever6718]

I agree 😊❤

[@MegaBrokenstar]

The fact that you and Jack are both pretty damn good trimmers means these cows will be maintained to an absurdly high standard. Both your routine visits and his interim maintenance will combine to make it impossible not to. This farm will probably have the lowest rate of lame cows in Scotland in a year.

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

I'd say one is pretty good but the other.... .... is pretty excellent.

[@shelljw]

So @thehoofgp, is it fair to say that Jack has trimmed her more like a horse by dropping the heels a bit far down and leaving her toe longer? (Sorry jack - as a positive - Jack was my grandfather's name - bloomin good horseman)

[@dethmaul]

The interim maintenance, to me, seems like the cherry on top! The thing that can stop lameness in its tracks, and make things heal faster.

[@brucelowe5116]

What do you mean aging?Wipe the milk from your lips youngster!

[@colmwhateveryoulike3240]

@@brucelowe5116 Think you replied to the wrong comment?

[@nancybannerman1224]

I love the fact that you do not cover up mistakes or surprises and try to act like you knew this all along. Also that you know your job and dont try to do more than you should. You also explain it so we understand your reasoning. You make an excellent teacher. I'm sure the farmers really appreciate your carefulness and kindness that you show the cows and that you let them know that a vet is required. Another great video. Alberta 🇨🇦.

[@bigstar75]

You relieved her pain, that's all that matters. Thank you Graeme, Craigie Boy and Kevin.

[@mikes8804]

Alajla

[@turkey4802]

@@mikes8804 ?

[@kevinbeach8915]

Yer welcome! 😏🥶😬

[@agaba5500]

i would have guessed he spells his name graham

[@holleysdotcom]

I found your channel accidentally only yesterday. I have absolutely nothing to do with cattle in my own life, apart from the odd milkshake and cheeseburger. However, I've really enjoyed learning about your work. I never knew how much care had to go into their feet. It makes me happy to see how dedicated your team is to the comfort of these animals. More impressively, your positivity and joy in life are contagious. Though I feel slightly queasy over some of your content, you make me feel like I'm in good hands, and I can tackle any of my own challenges with ease and success. Thanks so much for the motivation!

[@annamarielewis7078]

You will become addicted. These gentlemen are just delightful.

[@loribaker8339]

Amazing how these vids make us feel huh? I love 'em!

[@youtube.pimpin]

The OCD in me fights anxiety when he starts on a hoof without cleaning the entire hoof & being free to work without feces but that's just me and it's clear he knows exactly what he's doing!! He does such an amazing job & it shows that he cares!!!!

[@tibo6749]

It helps me when I think of how dry debris will crumble off and be easier to clean off compared to wet muddy debris which will stick and get everywhere

[@jeanneparisot237]

Yeah, me too ! I would have power water each one before working on them, but I guess that is why he is a pro and me knowing nothing. XD

[@RhavenNightwisp]

Ditto….and it’s worse when he’s not wearing gloves or a mask. 😳😳

[@lady_apocalypse178]

I would not be able to have this job for the sole reason that I would spent an hour on only cleaning up each cows legs i can't stand when they work with infections and all without fully cleaning it. Even if its more logical.

[@youtube.pimpin]

@lady_apocalypse178 That is soooooo me lol

[@paulettern9913]

I live near a dairy farm that I don’t often drive by but today we did and there must be thousands of cows and although I’ve live here for 18 years, never once have I wondered about their hoof care. Today I did. What have you done to me. I love your videos and your banter with Craig and Kevin. Thank you for paying for the surgery that Kevin needed he looks 10 years younger, and is pain free. You are a good man💕

[@cappyfann750]

50 years ago, I had a friend who became a farrier. These and the horse hoof trimming videos bring him to mind. Makes me wonder what became of him. Lost track when he went off to farrier school and he and my friend broke up.

[@healgrowlovecommunity8397]

Great video! I love your total honesty. It's so refreshing and we learn so much more than if you glossed over events. The updates are brilliant because we feel included (us armchair trimmers!). The cows are lucky to have you and Kev...and Jack!

[@soonerfrac4611]

For a moment I thought Graham was driving on the correct side of the road!

[@TNT-8M7R]

J

[@Hypertropes]

There’s something so wholesome about the way you praise the farmers who are doing good husbandry work. It’s funny that what is often a pretty gruesome process can be, like, soul-enriching content, but I think that speaks to your personality and values! Keep it up ❤

[@mbc65]

Wow that was a mess, sometimes things happen for a reason and you cutting into it a wee bit too far was a blessing in disguise. She's definitely on the road to feeling better now. You're the best, man. ♥️🐄

[@o0Hidden0o]

This just goes to show how important final check are. I’ve worked as a mechanic before and after making sure whatever preventative maintenance or repairs are finished we’d still do a complete check of the equipment’s operations. Sometimes the problem we fixed was just covering up another problem.

[@martinshemlowski1274]

By praising Jack you give him incentive to become better. You are teaching with your videos and giving wisdom at the same time. But you also with the guys break tedium with a bit of comedy. Great stuff Graeme.👏👏👏👌👌👌👋👋👋😊😊😊

[@john-paulsilke893]

Jack seems to be a bit conservative on his trimming, which is better then being very aggressive. Unfortunate about him lowering the rear heel too much, but as GP said it wasn’t too bad. He’s definitely a force for good in that farm and is using every dollar of GP’s training course and tools.

[@factmanamerican882]

Anyone who has had a blister, or abbess will know how much better this cow feels releasing all that pressure. Well done, Mate. The cow is grateful.

[@androxtempest3913]

Yeah i agree

[@dallasarnold9197]

Exactly

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Having had a whole load of abscesses, including, but certainly not limited to, one on the root of a tooth (unbeknownst to the dentist who was drilling into it to repair a cracked tooth. Despite a ton of local anaesthetic, it put me through the roof! Had to have strong antibiotics before I could go back!); a potentially lethal one on the top of my leg (in hospital for an op less than a week before taking the kids on holiday.); and almost as gruesome as the tooth one - which after me biting down hard "exploded" into my mouth 🤢- was one inside my eyelid. It was there for a few years! Eventually I was casually rubbing my eye when the right half of my eye turned a creamy colour... I get how painful or just how annoying the damned things are. Whenever I see one pop on this channel, I breathe a huge sigh of relief. The cow may still be a bit sore for a while, but that's exponentially better than having to put much of your weight on a "full" abscess. I'm sure they're given antibiotics afterwards to make sure that all the bacteria are gone, but it's that initial pop which makes all the difference!

[@BimmaGyal-xb3sw]

@y_fam_goeglyd. I’ve had several abscesses too (6), including one that had me in the hospital for a week. Painful when they’re being drained but immediate relief thereafter.

[@petloverspy]

My cat has an abscess from infection by her anal gland rn, and she did such a good job of carefully but consistently licking it that she actually drained it herself and immediately clearly got HUGE relief from that. I’m having to monitor its healing on vet orders and the sight makes me want to hurl because I’m seeing stuff that should be covered by skin, but coincidentally I came across these videos, which … make me feel queasy but less so, almost like practice? It’s not quite like her abscess, I’m pretty sure I can literally see either lower layers of skin or muscle there, but the mild gore and pus here delicately being cared for feels like it might help me acclimatize a little!

[@bandcookie88]

Cool to see your reaction to the abscess opening up. The fact that it surprised you, with your experienced eye, highlights the unusual nature of this case, making it all the more gratifying to be exposed to.

[@bobbibuttons8730]

I remember when you were using your hand cobbled crush and the crush of your dreams was the Appleton Steel. You were so thrilled when you got it. I still give a smile when I think back to those days when10k subs was so far away. 🤣

[@lyndachele]

I love that he's so kind and caring with his "patients." It took me to cardiologist #9 but I finally one as kind as Graeme with his patients. ❤

[@ceebee987]

I live in a city, nowhere near farms and cows, but yours is one of my absolute favourite channels. I've learned a ton about cows and farms and seeing some beautiful footage of the Scottish countryside is such a bonus. You, Craig & Kevin are so incredibly likeable, funny, and great to watch. Thanks for sharing your world.

[@ExpandDong420]

I always wondered why European butter is so much better, if this is how they normally treat them then it makes a lot more sense

[@DarthJ]

I remember when the Appleton Steel was the new crush. The visit to the factory and Aaron LeVoy was fun.

[@DS9TREK]

Those were good days. Graeme's channel was really starting to take off then

[@Asharon]

12:23 is what you all been waiting for, admit it...

[@ryderoreilly9807]

Love the video Graham - quick correction, a fistula is an abnormal connection between two places/organs that shouldn't be there. Only known this because I suffered from one that took 3 years and 16 surgeries to fix!

[@lat1419]

Crohns?.

[@flintparker5488]

Fistulas are basically a tract. They can connect two places/organs. Or they can just be a tunnel out. Look up enterocutaneous or atmospheric fistulas ( they are like the manhole up out of the sewer system)

[@cicelypatterson3927]

16 goddamn 😭

[@amyrivers4093]

​@LAT I was wondering if it was crohns disease as well as I've had it since I was a little girl and fistulas are common place.

[@beauuuuu5874]

Wow- a friend of mine had a lot of surgeries for his legs because the bones with twisted into the wrong position , but I don’t think he’s gone all the way up to 16!

[@jasonmariani1258]

Had awful abscess on my tooth. Molar. Hurt so damn bad I could barely speak. I got tired of the pain. I lanced it myself. It was FOUL. Bad . Terrible. Everything nasty times 10. After I drained it I too a bunch of antibiotics and cleaned it with many dowses of plain ole lister one and it got better within 3 days. These cows are enduring 100x my pain. So yeah! I love this channel and I love what he does for them!

[@linds4805]

I'm sitting in rehab after surgery and wish you could relieve my pain as easily as you do theirs. I'm in sympathy with these girls and understand how good they must feel after being seen by you and the relief you bring. Thanks on their behalf.

[@renferal5290]

Wishing you all the best in your recovery.

[@linds4805]

Thanks

[@chellesama8256]

I hope you have a quick and easy recovery!

[@amyrivers4093]

I hope that you heal fast, I've had a lot of surgeries since I was a child mostly opened from just under my breasts down to my pubic area so I feel for you. I use mindfulness and distraction to cope with the pain that I have all the time now along with painkillers. Look after yourself. Xx

[@bonnie_rabbit749]

i wish you a speedy recovery!

[@rosariodagosto6484]

THESE COWS MUST BE SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU GUYS 😊😊😊😊

[@cassandratq9301]

I'm surprised the cows aren't head- butting each other to be first in line for the crush!

[@marciakrause353]

I love your opening song, your shorter hair, AND your rapport with your brothers-in-law! Of course, I love your channel, no matter how your hair is cut!! Or not cut!! We learn something every video! And Scotland is gorgeous! I have many relatives from Scotland. Love you and your family!

[@jomickelsen5141]

I agree😂

[@rickmarr4744]

I've been a city boy all my life. I found this Chanel several weeks ago and am amazed at the upkeep needed to keep farm animals healthy. My family visited Scotland a year ago. Very beautiful country and the people we met were very nice to us. Thank you for your post's and keep up the good work you do.

[@JadenNeko]

Respect for Jack doing what he could but who would've guessed that there was more that met the eye... well guess it's good it didn't go in your eye. Also, love it when you say Kev-boi or Greggy-boy because they're big bulky me who look like they'd me able to snap me in half by just glaring at me 😂😂😂

[@charlenescott9768]

I'm concerned about some of the farmers not providing water for trimming. It makes me wonder if the cows are getting enough water. 😢

[@patobrien6364]

I've been here since 10,000. Now nearing 2 million subs, all goes to prove, stick to what you know and are passionate about, and success will be yours. I mentioned this channel to friends and relations, most sniggered initially, ALL are now subscribed , and none are remotely from a farming background. Addiction is a strange creature 😉

[@anuksunamun0494]

I love the respect you all give to every cow. All are important to you.

[@Kittie879]

My heart is breaking seeing her hold her leg up after just a few steps 😢

[@jenniferlindsey2015]

I love your kindness and dedication to making the lives of these animals better. Your willingness to education and expansion of interest in your field is to be commended. I came for the pus and stayed for the rest.

[@StarGeezerTim]

This channel so satisfies my daily requirement of "gross yet fascinating" quotient. So satisfying seeing the cows helped. Thanks boyos!

[@MegaBrokenstar]

It never clicked for me that the Appleton was still in the shop all this time. Crazy how much damage something as simple as tipping over can do to something that looks as imposing and solid as that machine.

[@awaredeshmukh3202]

Oddly, I had the opposite intuition! Something that heavy falls hard, but something light can't hurt itself with its own weight. Like how toddlers fall all the time with no damage done, but adults can't do that

[@SamThomas-vc1rl]

My grand father Sam had a farm we still own it now but no more animals btw i love your videos ❤

[@akantiia]

Even though you couldn't get all of it, I bet miss moo still felt a lot better after that pressure was released!

[@Cricket2731]

Having had some abcesses on my toes, I can affirm the relief when the pressure is released!

[@jomo9454]

I grew up around cattle & horses, took ag courses in high school, worked for a vet who treated livestock as a major portion of his work and frequently helped him out on the ranches or with animals brought in and I've watched lots of these videos now and I find a common factor in that almost all these cattle seem to be kept with wet feet too much of the time, softening the horn, and they seem to have what we called "scours" but in people is called diarrhea. I know those problems are common on U.S.-style factory farms but I'm surprised to see that in a place I wouldn't expect overcrowding and other things I expect here in the U.S. but I believed most other developed nations had avoided or moved away from. Do you agree that too high a percentage of the cattle you're seeing have too much moisture around their hooves and have issues causing digestive problems way more than they should, or is it just because we're seeing the 1/1000 all the time and never seeing the 999 with perfect hooves? And do hoof and digestive problems have a correlative relationship, so the ones with bad hooves also happen to have the runs more than the cattle with solid hooves?

[@josefsezbrisko9064]

You will certainly be more of an expert in this area than I am, judging by what you write. I completely agree with you in everything. My aunt only had 1 cow, but she also put new dry straw bedding under it at least twice a day.

[@josefsezbrisko9064]

You will certainly be more of an expert in this area than I am, judging by what you write. I completely agree with you in everything. My aunt only had 1 cow, but she also put new dry straw bedding under it at least twice a day.

[@jomo9454]

Yeah, if the hooves stay wet the keratin will degrade and become easy prey for microorganisms, not to mention just softe and "cheesy" or waxy. A dry surface is essential for all hoofed animals commonly raised in the U.S. which is where my experience is based. @@josefsezbrisko9064

[@lisadubeau964]

Your killing it on KZbin, I remember watching and being subscribed when you were only a couple hundred. Good for you!!!! You actually wrote me back once which was really good. Cheers to you and your success. Keep up the great videos

[@lisadubeau964]

Really good lol I meant really cool

[@nugget3878]

That 18+ joke was good

[@waynemiller7692]

I love how you and your guys love the cows and keeping them well taken care of

[@aprildegele1510]

The Crush seems to be an amazing bit of tech. Keeps the cows safe. Keeps you safe. I can't imagine how much this kind of machinery costs. I can imagine it's stupid expensive. I'm glad you're doing well enough to afford one!

[@jimdempsey7129]

I am so glad to see you back to what you looked like when I first watching your channel….short hair,,,beautiful curls!!

[@jesscorletto4963]

I love these videos and never get grossed out by the infections. If anything I'm fascinated by how the infections look, and how you help each cow.

[@leandroonishi5600]

Man i always loved the hoof gp, but im surprised to see that he is a fan of cars, and has a GT2RS and a 720S!!!!! wtf, this is awesome!!!

[@Dovietail]

Hey, where do you guys use the facilities when you're working all day? Do the bigger barns actually have a human bathroom? Do you borrow the farmhouse bathrooms? Just curious!

[@laurablunt910]

Seriously? You've certainly noticed what the cows leave!

[@DS9TREK]

They'd probably use the loos that the farm staff use.

[@jenerhart7025]

I love that you build up and support your peers, and correct without criticizing.

[@fayekavanagh6817]

It never fails to amaze me how good younare at your craft. Love watching you do trims like this, where your meticulousness and care is evident in every movement.

[@trishwfulton6981]

Tell the truth - the Appleton was not your original crush by far! Your beginnings were far more humble than that and I really enjoyed those days too!

[@DS9TREK]

He did specify it was his original great crush

[@trishwfulton6981]

@@DS9TREK ok, must have missed that…still a humble beginning is a good thing…as is finishing well…

[@southernborn1358]

Another interesting video! I have a question, and I hope it’s not TOO dumb😺 When you got surprised at the pus draining, after a while, the pus was getting more bloody, but is also was sort of grainy, I thought. So, can cows feet get infected/or develop gout? From what I’ve seen, gout is creamy but also has painful, crystalline particles. So, a question from Northwestern Arkansas (pronounced Are-can-saw) in the beautiful area. This area is a part of the Ozark National Forest & abuts the Boston Mountains. It’s really a great place to live. 🙏😎

[@BabalonNuit]

Gout is generally caused by excessive purines in the diet which produces a lot of uric acid, and the kidneys can't get rid of it, so it builds up in the blood and is deposited as crystals in the joints. Gout sufferers are advised to cut meat out of their diet, since meat contains a lot of purines. Since cows don't eat meat, I would assume they don't get gout.

[@Hershewed]

I relate to the relief these girls feel, I had a horrific abscess that I had to wait 9 hours in hospital to treat because it was close to my spine!

[@denisebrowning2743]

Now that trim made my day and hers also. Thank you my family think I’m a sicko but I love your trims.

[@Weemolly4779]

You’re not a sicko, you’re a fellow member of the heard 😅

[@zoeybow6897]

0:30 IT'S CONTAGOUS NOW YOU'VE GOT ME DOING IT 😱😱 no seriously I yawned right after watching this part 😂😭

[@jeanettewilson3195]

I would love an update on this last cow. I hope she gets better. 😮

[@kattybat]

You are cute! I love watching these videos seeing you relieve their pain. It makes me happy to see you helping these cows!

[@samanthadillard2853]

Hopefully when you show her to us again next time she's feeling much better and the vet has been able to help her

[@СашаЛукьянова-т9п]

Ребята молодцы работаете с душой здоровья вам и вашим хвостатым, рогатым поциэнтам😊

[@Shade_the_Unknownish]

I tend to not comment on videos; I like, I subscribe, but I don't comment all that often. But I have to say, your videos are absolutely incredible! The way you care about these gentle giants is truly unmatched, and Scotland is lucky to have you as a hoof trimmer!

[@KiwiGirl1]

Hi Shade, likewise re commenting etc. I'm 69 and "late to the party" re youtube and now everything I subscribe to support them, plus you end up with (slightly) controlling the algorithms. This channel I am addicted to and thoroughly enjoying binge watching. Cheers from a kiwi 😊

[@nicolahodges2862]

Am a new subscriber and love your channel and personality. Also love the subtle stroll past the amazing cars. Lots of love guys, keep up the good work ❤ xx

[@cindyrissal3628]

So cool that cows are observant enough to tell the difference between crushes...they're not do dumb...❤

[@captkirk1947]

2m + subscribers. Wow !...! There are more people like me that love the Hoof GP, his work and family!!

[@willowmoon3461]

Oh my goodness…great to see the Appleton back in action…I remember your ‘custom’ crush and when the Appleton was the crush of your dreams…look how far you’ve come… you deserve it for your hard work and dedication to your craft ❤

[@Choujifangirl]

11:30 did the cow just sneeze? you could clearly hear what sounded like an “achoo”

[@haggielady]

I didn't know you still had the Appleton. I missed it too. Thank you for using it again, it does bring back memories. Maybe a bit of oil here and there?

[@ImaginationGamer25]

Now I'm sitting here imagining cows yelling, "Aah! What's that?!" Every time you bring the crush in. XD

[@Muflan210]

I remember when you got the new crush! Good memories with Appleton-steel indeed!

[@tennyoAMV]

You should maje a highlight reel that all just puss exploding out of hooves.

[@mypeeps1965]

We need a gruesome video playlist. I'm calling it now, "make it and they will come" Don't you want to be the Scottish version of "Dr. Pimple Popper"?

[@AmazingChinaToday]

It MUST be better to hose off the mud and poo covered hood before starting. I don't get smearing mud and poo into open wounds.

[@MaddGabber]

I started watching when you had the Wopa prior to the Appletonsteele. It has been fantastic watching you grow! The opening song never gets old!

[@cammischoenherr9047]

I've been a consistent viewer for over a year now, and I think this is the first time I've seen you actually graze a cow. No shame in that at all, it's bound to happen every once in a while, but now that I've seen what a graze looks like, it is all the more obvious how different it looks than all the times that a cow's hoof is producing the red stuff on it's own. A new learning expirence for us!

[@CasanovaFluff]

Gratitude for your work and filming. God bless from the U.S.

[@TinyBugg7042]

I love the fun and sarcasm and camaraderie you all have - in Texas we’d say y’all have 😜😜thanks Graeme, Kevin and Craig for the laughs 😂 Love ya guys ❤️ from Texas, Rose

[@joaosalta]

I love this work, he's so dedicated. I have a question for him. Since i work in Surgery sometimes in vascular Surgery. We see a lot of diabetic feet and damaged tissue. Since animals are different to treat but sometimes we can use the same meds for human and animals. We use to rinse the open holes or cavities with Peroxide and Braunol. It forms a foam and disinfects well. It might be a novice question, but do you have to open/expose/take off the hoof until you see the good tissue? Keep doing what you love😜

[@amyrivers4093]

I'm so happy to see that Kevin is doing so well after his surgery, you make them tough in Scotland. Thanks for another educational video, I have no need for the knowledge you share but I'm loving learning about it anyway. You all do an amazing job and you look after the cows so well as you have a genuine care for them. Xx