THERE WAS PRESSURE BUILDING IN THIS HOOF

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

Want to see how this girl is doing now?? Click here...kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4PUgHWkpriaf6M

[@urielgrey]

You ROCK!!! I LOVE YOU ACTUALLY LINK the update!!!! This extra effort is so AMAZING and APPRECIATED!!! Out of the 3 other guys who have hoof channels you are the ONLY ONE who cares enough to give us a link to update on the gals update! Thanm you for being organized and caring about us especially us late comers who would have a hard time finding the latest on the cow shown!

[@plokijum]

Are they not bothered by the procedure? The restraint, the vibrations and sounds of shavers, the chlorhexidine. If this was a dog, they would be screaming like they're dying.

[@thegentlesheepbarn3578]

Poor girl. Thankfully you took such great care.

[@fentonpainter7907]

Do they ever recognise you? As the human whose fixed their sore foot I mean?

[@jonthornton8758]

My daughter loves your channel as well. Her mother died to a accidental overdose we will always your videos. Thank you

[@geministrial950]

If you told 2019 me that someday i would be obsessed with hoof trimming videos, i would have never believed you..

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

😆. That’s awesome!!

[@TerryProthero]

@Smol Chinchillas Same here. I didn't know that was a job until I stumbled across a Hoof GP video when I was bored one day. I never imagined that cows were getting a pedicure on a regular basis.

[@markschisler7874]

Same

[@amandaprewitt949]

Saaaaame

[@naphataliabrinson8179]

Same

[@seigedrakonera5689]

Not to mention that cows are prey animals so they are also keen on masking physical signs of pain. Its why injury on cows can seemingly become lame overnight. Our family milk cow pulled this on my parents last year an developed an infection in the heel area similar to this. She developed a softball sized infection an when the vet came she didn't even get to lance it, it poped when she just raised her hoof. She got a cactus thorn in there ( *somehow* even though we don't have them on our property anymore) an it slowly got worse over the course of a month or so but only showed it till well into lameness. Poor girl is fully healed now though.

[@hagamapama]

... as far as you know

[@sufishingboy]

Same here hahahha

[@sufishingboy]

From remove beaver dam to here. What else i will watch next 😂

[@starvoltnexus3139]

That’s good Yeah one of those times instincts work against you

[@ImaNerdANDaGeek]

Yeah, since the other cows can't help treat their wounds the only thing wailing in pain would do is alert hungry meat eaters to their weakness.

[@corblimey8147]

"So if you're a frequent visitor to this channel, you probably already know what's coming next" Me, who found this channel today and has seen 4 videos: "A rubber block!"

[@danitza7692]

Me too 😅😅

[@kate.4403]

Same 🤣

[@you_can_call_me_T]

Lol same

[@jacobcrumpton4643]

yep

[@matthewtadel]

😂😂😂

[@def-c_616]

Everybody’s talking about the cow But I just gotta praise the small detail of the happy doggo at the beginning 0:04 Made me smile today :)

[@christophernanez78]

Absolutely agree with you. Instant 'like' from me as soon as happy doggo made their appearance.

[@KurosakiLuvar01]

Yes the pup was a nice touch haha

[@Cec9e13]

I'm sure he takes very good care of his farm!

[@dreamwolf7302]

the doggo is happy because he knows hes gonna get some nice hoof trimmings to chew on.

[@supervixen404]

Happy doggy and a happy cow (at the end). Definitely a like from me!

[@lscblackwell9202]

Hoof just looks so normal and then one swipe of the hoof knife and BAM - ugly, painful condition revealed! Always enjoy watching your videos. You have such a gentle nature with the cows. I have learned so much watching. Take care and be safe!

[@TheBooban]

3:32 weird how it just grew over a hole like that.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

@@TheBooban ikr! This hole thing amazes me!

[@DoctrineOfMayhem]

It's the same with humans I tell you. They look and act so normal, but one slash with the knife, BAM - ugly, painful truth gets revealed...

[@kimcallaghan3404]

That hoof in no way looks normal, the exaggerated pink and swelling on the hocks is pretty apparant.

[@epic6501]

I can relate, they seem really talkative and interested in you then BAM one swing of the knife and they are always sleeping and stop talking to you.. Crazy what happens to people..

[@URprollyrite]

I’m a woodworker who uses chisels, gouges and knives in carving patterns and relief carving. By watching him use the knife and grinder, I can feel like I’m there doing the cutting myself. It’s rewarding. Thanks, Nate.😊

[@1FUCANR3ADTH1SURC00L]

I wonder if Nate's expertise would translate to wood-working!

[@roeyjevels]

Imagine how good it feels when that pressure is released.

[@ChainsawSeesaw]

I know!!! It must feel so nice.

[@regularusername5516]

I’ll bet just like us, it probably feels good, then hurts, then burns, then aches, and the feels good

[@Newcards4u]

Yes, like if you have one under your nail, and when you finally get to drain it.. 😌

[@athomewithnika6459]

i imagine it feels like pedicure, when they remove ingrown nail.

[@priscillah.3418]

I had an abscess in the end of a middle finger--it swelled up like a cherry tomato, but with white blotches where the pus was showing through the skin. Pain from pressure is REAL--I could not think about anything else. The moment it was lanced, there was a HUGE amount of pain relief.

[@genehen6495]

the analogy of "a small cut on your hand isnt nice, but its when it gets infected that it really hurts" is nice. Chickens are so scared of being seen as weak that they will pretend to be fine, even when extremely ill. They are good actors and it can be hard to tell when they are sick, because they are prey animals that almost everything in the world eats. I wonder if it can be the same for cows? Will cows avoid showing injury or illness, even when severe, fearing predation?

[@HooplaCakeMace]

That is very interesting. Ironic that we use chicken to call someone a wuss, but that fact would suggest that it is an unrealistic stereotype.

[@jarrodhenderson9906]

Ok nice babble

[@adhennakbar4516]

Same even with predator like cat. Cat dont want to be seen by bigger animal when they sick because it make them vurnerable That's why sick cat hide them self in cave or under couch, if this symptoms happen get vet

[@scoutman66]

Cows are extremely tough and will never really show it when they're sick. They have to be on the verge of kicking the bucket if they ever show serious signs of pain or discomfort. Most obvious is when they're lying down for long periods at a time instead of energetically playing or eating like they normally do

[@tzviru]

as you said, chickens are prey and so not looking weak has its evolutionary advantage, a cow has no need to hide weakness. although it is true that a lot (if not most) of mammals don't whine when they're sick, not sure why, probably because it will attract predators which is the last thing that any animal needs when it's sick

[@zestymoo]

I clicked on this without looking at who'd posted, it assuming it was my favorite Scottish hoof care guy, so imagine my surprise when I didn't hear that accent! Great video! It was super informative and you have a wonderful narration voice.

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

Thanks. Glad you found me!

[@martinouellette9672]

Doctor: ''Sir, you're gonna need open heart surgery'' Me: ''Don't you touch me, you quack! Call Nate!''

[@johannageisel5390]

Nate: * carves open ribcage bit by bit * "Yes, I can see stones in the left heart chamber. I will remove them and then apply some salicylic acid to make it heal."

[@martinouellette9672]

@@johannageisel5390 Lol! I've had 2 open heart surgeries, both of which went fine. My surgeon's way of seeing things is pretty much like Nate. I'm sure Nate could be a great surgeon!

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

@@martinouellette9672 depending on your definition of surgery, he already is!

[@sandrasmith16]

Her heel was so red and angry along with being so soft and boggy. Knew it was going to look so much better when the pressure let go. Again as usual an amazing job and thank you so much. Stay safe Nate everyone needs your kind touch

[@FroggypondVideos]

Oh yes absolutely! Also nate it so good at what he does he makes it look easy!! HE MAKES IT LOOK EASY MAN!

[@JudeMarley3135]

Me after first video: “Wow this is all so new and interesting…” Me after going deep down the hoof guy rabbit hole: “white line lesion. knew it. *eats rest of sandwich*”

[@BlckgalAnointed]

Ha ha me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😩

[@tifa2733]

Same! SAME!!!

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

With some roast beef on it?

[@thatdude3977]

Me: Cow needs morphine stat! Probably a nap and some Chinese food, and the bandaid!

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

@@thatdude3977 LMAO a nap and some Chinese food.

[@justinr4941]

I’ve never even been within arm’s reach of a cow but I am obsessed with these videos

[@dm8553]

I love cows. They have the sweetest faces. Make a point of visiting a farm and see for yourself.

[@AlexofZippo]

"Does it hurt when you do this?" Well, yeah. Digging down puts extra pressure, and that's gonna hurt. But the main difference is that it will feel better after. That's the whole point of surgery.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

Hurt requires healing, and healing requires hurt. It's just the cycle of it

[@BoomhauerOGRuntz]

Plus cows can't feel pain from the hoof itself, the majority of what he trims off is like fingernails to us.

[@Lucy666Fernandez]

@@BoomhauerOGRuntz Kind of, it's like the base of the fingernail is infected and inflamed. So movement on and around it will obviously hurt.

[@BoomhauerOGRuntz]

@@Lucy666Fernandez well, yeah. I was just talking about the hoof. Ik what it's like when nails are inflamed lol, hurts like hell

[@Vashtanerada477]

It just sucks because cows lack the ability to understand why they’re in pain. In humans, we understand that pain can be temporary and that gritting your teeth and bearing it can lead to relief soon. With animals like cows, they don’t understand why they’re hurting or that relief will be coming soon. Obviously it’s necessary but still, seeing creatures who don’t know any better in pain is always difficult.

[@elainemorgan5629]

What a relief for the cow. Must have hurt like hell with all that trapped poison. I love these videos - so satisfying 😍

[@immikeurnot]

Right? When that pus shot out, I could imagine the instant relief that she was already feeling.

[@kaiseremotion854]

@@immikeurnot i really wish we could get that instant relief without having to go through the painful part

[@yebro4636]

@@kaiseremotion854 there‘s heroin

[@fbennett6656]

You're so nice to the cows gentle and caring. Your way of hoof trimming is so much nicer than the old way. No kicks to the face for you. Keep up the good work.

[@Scarletttt___]

Nate has the best community on youtube, it’s so wholesome here.

[@sonorasgirl]

I know right! We’re all just here to watch cows and horses feel better 😊

[@thehoff3189]

I love finding good YT communities :)

[@sweettrubble4635]

And fun.

[@NotSomeJustinWithoutAMoustache]

True

[@Qvartz_Lite]

My friends during the Quarantine: *Learning new skills, languages, literally scaling a mountain, being successful in general* Me during the quarantine: "There was pressure building inside that hoof tho"

[@NotSomeJustinWithoutAMoustache]

The unemployed friend on a Tuesday "Hmm doesn't look like an ulcer or puncture to me, probably whiteline defect with some patches of dermatitis"

[@elsawithginathedreamdragon3952]

Some small detail I noticed; (it must be cold outside), and the cow’s hoof is so warm that it’s radiating steam. I would imagine that the infection is making the hoof hot as well. 😲

[@KurosakiLuvar01]

I noticed the same!

[@ReFizzed]

The cow is a titan

[@yuuta3927]

@@ReFizzed lollllll AOT fans stand up

[@josiahperea5062]

A titan cow beyond our understanding

[@hotaruishere2133]

If this cow is a titan, imagine how huge this Nate guy really is.

[@becklane2905]

i just love how with their first steps they expect it to hurt but then they’re like “wait a minute..” & look back like thank you for helping me🥰

[@spandex7055]

Man I felt better after that release. First time I ever saw a trimmer spray their knife, shows how much you really take care. Great way to start a Monday, thanks Nate!

[@scouserontour9971]

Lol the dog showing jealousy at the cow getting the attention. I never thought as someone brought up in a city that I would fall in love with cows 💘

[@joelkist1]

What I don’t understand is why there’s 400 people that gave this video a THUMB DOWN! This guy is helping these heifers/cows with a constant pain everyday. How would you like to walk around with ingrown toenail that’s blown up full of bodily fluids and no one wants to help you! Great content, glad your out helping these animals!

[@immikeurnot]

Having had an infection or two that needed treatment over the years, I can say that the cure is way less painful than the disease. The relief when you open up something like this and get that painful pressure out can't be put into words.

[@stacieshaw2032]

I started out watching videos about acrylic nail application and somehow ended up here and then I never went back to watching acrylic nail tutorials .. I got stuck here and I can’t quit watching this channel … it’s absolutely amazing to me !!!

[@kaiseremotion854]

i got here from little nightmares theorys so o.o

[@jonthornton8758]

My daughter's mother died a few days ago and we've always loved your videos. Thank you for caring

[@Dude_Diligence]

Love this channel, you get straight to it and explain every step along with the way without getting side-tracked. I like my hoof trimming without the fluff! (There's a comment I would've never thought to say a year ago...)

[@johncoupar5974]

Lol loo ki k keep in

[@frederick607]

As much as I love Hoof GP (I think that's why I got this video in my recommended in the first place), the directness of this video is a breath of fresh air after watching a few of their videos

[@Dude_Diligence]

@@frederick607 Definitely. An 11 minute video with only 3 minutes of actual hoof trimming? Nah, not for me.

[@scarlettroger1508]

@@frederick607 agreed

[@lorynerubio5943]

Me at 1am in the Philippines watching a guy trim hoofs... Quarantine made me do this.. No Regrets! Cheers to nate for doing a good job helping the animals👍

[@Calla-sl8gd]

Wow, that was a hole, a slice and a cavern all at once, and it looked painful. And as usual, you have the magic touch. Good job, Nate!

[@dustylover100]

The video quality of these videos has improved dramatically since this video. Keep up the good work, Nate!

[@angi5014]

3:33 Woah, that huge hole caught me off guard! I wonder: how often do cases like these happen? I'm sure most of the time you're just doing normal trims, but how many cows in a day typically have issues? Great video as always :)

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

It varies from farm to farm and from season to season. If I trim 50 cows maybe 4-5 will have an issue to address. Most aren’t as extensive as this.

[@Burgerslayerman]

The care and detail you out into the maintenance of each cow is really inspired. Thank you for the content.

[@Deaf2TheWorld5177]

I'm sure it's already been commented, but I like how you spray her down as it's being exposed... But you're also spraying down your knife!!! I don't think I've seen that before. Keep up the awesome job!! 😊

[@AmySmith-wp5om]

Being an insomniac, I'm so glad I found Nate tonight. So satisfying watching the before and after. Who woulda thunk?

[@daniellerizzitano1547]

Awww Jake is so cute! I love how you are with the animals. It’s clear you are passionate about helping them. Keep up the good work!

[@Rainbowglitterbarf]

I’ve had tooth abscesses that were HUGE and when I was finally able to drain them the relief of pressure is instant relief. You feel so much better after.

[@AsmrBMO]

Literally and my whole cheek was swollen 😭 and the RELIEF was amazing

[@sorenthekirin3921]

Getting to see the cow walk away and get back on its feet really warms my heart. I love seeing animals be at their best!

[@karensmith2076]

Why am I addicted to this channel? This was sooo random and now I can't stop watching. I have to come on youtube to see Nate and these cows.

[@robcooper5813]

Very helpful video, good to see how you deal with these problems, I have been too aggressive with my trims, my techniques have changed since watching your channel. Having the confidence of been not so aggressive will get better results.

[@Ourjourneyonline]

I am a stay at home mom. I don't live on a farm and I don't have any cows but here I am, folding laundry, cleaning , going about my day while playing these videos. Even my kids are learning.

[@luzycat7869]

I love the examples of people you use, it helps me understand how the cow might be feeling.

[@redwind114]

I never thought of my life I would recognize how cute a cow paw is! Each time you reach the wound i can barely watch, each time you have it cured and cleaned its a satisfaction that wants me to see more. Bless you.

[@TheWinterjen]

We always say how gentle you are, but this video is proof of that. Always doing what is best for the cow and not what is convenient for the trimmer. If I ever get a big splinter I'll be sure to call you!

[@cypher50]

Who is downvoting this quality content? No over-the-top music, clear educational commentary, outstanding camera work...Nate is the best out of all the hoof trimming videos I find!

[@spandex7055]

Not too mention no pleading for patreon dollars or signing up for exclusive content.

[@susanbradley4803]

Always with such a calm voice. I do look forward to watching you care for these cows. Thank you.

[@stinkycheeseman]

I’ve been on a quite the rabbit hole today and I’m glad I ended here. You are helping so many animals

[@lindamcbride8842]

Hi Mate I love the way you are so gentle when treating that cow's hoof.

[@TundraDad]

Nate I love how you explain everything as your doing it. It’s fascinating, and your blade/knife skills are incredible. I also, love, love, love how you show before and after the cleaning and healing process. These things separate you from other similar channels.

[@RB19slefttire]

I have a skin condition that causes big infections, abscesses and lesions, so I know that feeling of pressure building up very well and how much relief it gives when it’s open and draining! This cow must be very happy!!

[@GlobalsoftPirka]

Oh my god, I’m so sorry about you and that condition, though. At least you’re aware of it so you can treat it. ;//;

[@the_voice_of_reason]

Nate I love how gentle you are with caring for the cows and managing their pain. It’s 1:31am in Australia and this is how I relax.. watching you hoof trimming and being so caring. Thank you on behalf of all the cows! 🙏

[@7918476]

The Hoof GP folks where yall at?!

[@OddlyElly]

Heyo! That's a deep lesion 😳

[@georgia2009evans]

Hey there “waves madly”

[@texanonline1244]

his damn five minute intros and constant whiny chick music is upsetting me

[@georgia2009evans]

@@texanonline1244 I do hope your not talking about our beloved Hoof GP ?

[@zestymoo]

Hello Hoof GP squad!

[@euanshanks]

Really enjoying these videos. Love how focused you are on working to find the issues with these great animals. Also what's impressive is how surgical and patient you are as well. Also appreciate all the information you provide.

[@nikkivaladez944]

I love when the absess starts draining lol. I don't know what's wrong with me but I get so psyched when it happens.

[@seanahearn2884]

I was scrolling through my recommended the other day and saw a hoof trimming video. No idea why it was in my recommended but I clicked on it. Since that first one I've probably watched at least 50 of these videos....KZbin, you know me better than I know myself sometimes.

[@mannco9458]

Every time I watch this all I can imagine is that one family guy skit when the cow getting milked is loving it to much that I think the cow reacted when that pressure was Relieved

[@mikebegay3824]

Thought my ingrown toenails was bad. Thanks for helping the poor cow. You area good man.

[@geneard639]

OW! The poor wee baby! I'm so glad you're there to help her!

[@DeathMountainDragonaut]

You can really tell how much the redness and swelling has gone down by the time he has the lesion completely open. Awesome video!

[@Krise343]

You’re so kind. I know these cows appreciate you.

[@Sgt-Cole-Ward]

I wish my foot could get better, I have diabetic neuropathy and I can't get any help or relief. I'm glad you're able to help these animals with there problems...

[@lion2518]

Always watch these just before I go to sleep, find it so relaxing

[@Bubblesrv81]

I think I have watch every video! His voice is calming and he explains everything very well. I grew up in the hood, so I didn’t get to see cows so much. It warms my heart to see that they are comfortable after he finish helping them ❤️

[@Wikkedfit]

These farmers have to be super super proud to have you as a trimmer. So gentle, and precise. Not to mention professional and caring. Just a all around great trimmer. Excellent job here

[@regulareric8759]

When the lesion is open, I just wanna start scrapping in there with the knife. It's mildly gross but so satisfying at the same time to watch you work.

[@phatplates]

🤣🤣🤣

[@harryzero1566]

I love seeing these cows treated, and walking off more comfortably than when they walked in. It somehow makes me more human, being able to empathise with a creature that we cannot always communicate with.

[@johannasweet1120]

I can concur that released pressure of an infection feels AMAZING. I once had a dental abscess, which is a pocket of pus and bacteria inside the gums at the root of a tooth. The pain from it was severe, it was a constant throbbing pain that took 800 mg of ibuprofen and a Tylenol for it to subside enough for it to not be debilitating. Once I finished taking antibiotics for a few weeks, my dentist drilled a hole through the infected tooth and released all of that pus, and it was utter relief. All of that pain, instantly gone. I can imagine it felt similar for the cow lol

[@Orion3741]

I regularly watch these clips, on how to treat infected hooves. They look painful. To the person helping these animals : thank you.

[@lmae989]

Poor baby. That looks so deep. And was no doubt causing such discomfort! Thanks to you and your caring gentle touch with these beauties she will be so much better - really soon! 🤩👍

[@Sugarshopskincare]

The fact that I watched one video and subscribed, and then continued the next few hours watching a man clean a cow's hoof is beyond me. It's therapeutic in a way and I'm happy to see them not be in pain ❤️ I like it here

[@guaromiami]

You would be a superstar at any middle school career day presentation!

[@joterry7928]

Bless her dear heart! So glad you're taking such good care of her. 😍

[@elliells]

damn it's interesting to see how there's little wisps of "steam" coming off from the body-temp pus and stuff. You must be freezing working in that cold!

[@BrandonTellsStories]

Addictive and calming to watch. Nice to see you taking good care of your girls Nate! Take care.

[@oxidemetallic3928]

A great, solid video! Thank you for all the explanations. And the injury looked so deep and painful, the cow must feel so relieved now with the block and the pressure released.

[@warriorj8658]

I appreciate the care shown to that lovely girl

[@luizfernandonoschang8298]

Haha! I love how the dog at the end is like: No! Not her! I'm getting the cuddles!

[@teatimewithtina4607]

This is a new topic for me but I'm glad I get to see these animals that do so much for us as humans getting the care and treatment they need to stay happy.

[@JeriDro]

love seeing that fresh block applied and a big plop of salicylic

[@regeenabutton2805]

I appreciate how gently he treats the cows. They may be production animals, but they still deserve to be comfortable

[@meganhulan]

Always have had horses and knew the importance of caring for their feet. Can't believe I never thought of cows. Now I'm obsessed.

[@c619cuesta]

The quality of work this man does is on point I saw some other videos and they are not this neat

[@Naturally3m0]

Wow! I thought that looked like a healthy hoof when you trimmed it slightly! Glad you know what you're doing cause I bet she's feeling so much better now!

[@LordZoth6292]

I love their little mops on their heads!

[@xxxxSylphxxxx]

What a squirt!! I can only imagine how painful that must have been before you helped. Poor girl. 🖤

[@ymcghee40]

I gotta confess to watching a few different hoof doctors. This was really enjoyable. He gets straight to work. Nice soothing voice too.

[@nexotope]

Great work Nate, and thanks for including footage of the cows and doggos. Your KZbin community is one of a kind, never have I seen so many happy and friendly folks in the comment section. Big hugs all around 😀

[@xobsidianonyxx5898]

Idk how you got on my feed…but you made taking care of cow feet super interesting!!!!

[@Terrackhimself]

Imagine the relief that poor cow feels. :-)

[@berryjenjen7]

I love how he takes his time and is gentle while explaining what's going on

[@rtcommodore9354]

As always, great explanation of what you are doing and why you are using the trimmer or the scalpel. Uff, that poor cow. She must have felt so much relief. I love how considerate you are of the cows' discomfort and pain.

[@jonlee7918]

You do a great service to the cattle and I can see you have great care for them. Well done superb.

[@Ddrhl]

That was quite some lesion hidden in there! I can imagine the relief after the pressure was released!

[@CatTigress1]

Ouch, looks so sore 🥺. Thank you for taking care of these animals. I am addicted to the hoof trimming videos now... maybe because it is satisfying to watch you relieve their pain.

[@nickhaley1212]

I really do enjoy how you talk and explain everything your doing it makes for a really great video and learning experience. And I will say you are very good at what you do, lol.

[@ibbase447]

I love cows. They're full of personality, & you would never expect it. They're very smart too. I live in an area surrounded with nothing but fields and cows, and I never realized cows had such issues with the hooves, I've never seen bandages ever wrapped on the cows feet near me.

[@jennylynn1947]

That had to feel better releasing that pressure from the abscess. And the cow at the end with the brown color was such a pretty cow. Love watching the videos. ♥️

[@mistyaqua]

You are so gentle! Awesome work.

[@kellerrobert80]

Watching them walk away in less pain is the best part. Linger a bit longer.

[@Carkebe]

The steam from the heat coming out of that open lesion... wow. Can't imagine how much pain she was in with that kind of infection. Thank you for sharing your work!