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[@lunamoonursery]

I was NOT expecting to see such a large area of separation! She must have felt some huge relief. I hope you have a followup for this one! Also the other nosy cow in the background was too funny

[@mKierstenk]

Right! I was just coming to the comments to point out the other cow checking things out halfway through! Haha

[@IRMacGuyver]

I knew the separation was gonna be huge when I saw how much puss kept pulsing out of the hole. It just wouldn't stop and I know that relief of pressure must have felt good for the cow.

[@ciobalina7445]

​​@@IRMacGuyverYeah, I was thinking the same, that the area of separation was going to be big. There was so much puss coming out.

[@danmontie6367]

Wow. Watching her pulse pumping fluid out, I can’t imagine how much better she feels now!

[@CarlosRios1]

Pretty sure that was the knife pushing down on the pocket of liquid

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

Agree

[@Countrybluez]

@@CarlosRios1 Nah 1:25 to 1:30 is for sure her pulse. You can see it a couple other times in the video too. That wound was pressurized.

[@arkain1]

​@@CarlosRios1 You need to watch the video before commenting.

[@Brotherkai11]

@@CarlosRios1 watch the full video before commenting something bc it was her pulse

[@r0syyyy]

The way her wound pulsated 😮 I’m sure she felt soooo relieved afterwards. Great job Nate!!

[@WalkingMysteries]

I noticed that too!

[@zombl337og]

i can only imagine because pulling a splinter out of myself gives me instant relief which is better than the pain

[@TheMrCC21]

It wasn't pulsating. It was Nate putting pressure on it when modeling out the claw.

[@WalkingMysteries]

@Mr. C.C. Watch it when he's not putting pressure on it.

[@markodespotov1455]

good job. you rarely put a rubber block at the very end and in many videos i saw you having to work around it maybe its best to always wait for the finish and then put it why not

[@chanteyllejoiemartin6912]

I love how Nate talks to me like I’m about to go out and start trimming hooves… I’m definitely not, but this is grade a content imo. My fave of all the hoof trimmers I’ve found so far!

[@sarahbasto6520]

Come on, I've seen you at the Hoof GP saying the same to him over there.

[@Mikae1300]

Poor moomoo. Out of all the videos I've seen of hoof puncture wounds, I don't think I've seen almost the entire claw shed. Thank you for the good work you do!

[@lmae989]

Wow - crazy how much area is affected. That must feel so much better with the release of pressure - as always so informative and I appreciate your gentleness with the ladies. It makes watching easier and educational! 🐄❤👍

[@Keitorin2013]

2:50 The cow coming over to check on her friend was adorable. 🥰 I wonder if she knew her friend was not feeling well and wanted to see if she was doing ok. 🥰

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

I think they want to figure out why the cow gets lifted up higher than them.

[@bakerinthehouse5346]

​@@NatetheHoofGuy they're pretty nosy lol

[@kristajones7202]

​@@NatetheHoofGuy I could see the one cow saying, "Yeah yeah yeah, you're hurt, but WHAT is this THING you're in?!"

[@aztecwrrior1997]

How'd you notice her?? I had to rewind it to see

[@QuailTale]

I didn't even see that 😂 my eyes were on the painful place

[@BBnSam1215]

Love the other curious girls checking out the chute. 🤣 Been binging your videos. No nonsense, soothing voice, informative, and the cow always feels better at the end. It’s like a short story in a video. Job always well done. Thanks Nate.

[@kimbrolyy]

The other cow being curious about what's going on in the background made me laugh. So sweet

[@case1962]

The same here. The eyes so sweet.

[@MHarenArt]

Wow, yes a tiny area of corium affected, but the whole sole was separated! I was amazed to see how much liquid was pouring out of that hole until you opened it up. No wonder!!

[@cellostrings2522]

The other cow (2:50) was so sweet to check on her friend to see if she was okay! I love the way you narrate what you are doing. (You have a great speaking voice and if you ever retire from this, you should consider radio/broadcasting). Thank you, Nate, for the great care you give to these cows.

[@robertdemers5125]

It’s amazing the number of nails you can find in a yard. Most of my nail problems come from deliveries on junky old pallets. My forklift tires find pallet nails from time to time.

[@BROXBasher]

Sounds like a good idea to invest in a big magnet.

[@patrickdix772]

@@BROXBasher You'd be surprised how many nails are left after even a big magnet is run over a yard or garden. My family still finds roofing nails in the garden after literally a decade since the roof was last removed and redone. Then there's all the other nails, glass, and whatever else that turns up. The roofing company did a cleanup with a magnet, but the range that magnets work over can be pretty short, so that on uneven ground it may be too far for them to be lifted from a dip, especially if they get partially embedded in the soil.

[@rodobrien3488]

GET SOME GREEN SLIM FOR YOUR TIRES AND NEVER GET A FLAT EVER AGAIN.

[@Her_Imperious_Condescension]

​@@BROXBasher Problem is that iron oxide (rust) isn't magnetic at all, so once nails start rusting a magnet's not really going to help. And it's not exactly like they're fresh nails to begin with, either.

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

​@Her Imperious Condescension if its rusted all the way through, it would crumble and dissolve into the soil

[@nancymcdade3909]

I love the way she turns and looks at you as much to say "thank you"! That was quite a bit of pus that was allowed to drain and no doubt it was hurting her. The amount of loose horn was quite a bit too. So glad she will feel much better soon. Thank you for what you do for them.❤️🐮

[@joshnullentry4580]

I've stepped away for a few months and your camera work, your quality, your production as a whole has grown so much. It's awesome to see you continuing to grow in skill as a person documenting, and educating. Keep up the awesome work, and it's nice to see you showing such gentle care to these cows.

[@drnaveengt]

Amongst all the hoof trimmers posting their work on KZbin, I find your knife work very smooth,diligent and skillful. You complete cutting without taking knife out. If possible, anytime do a video on how u sharpen knives and touch them up.

[@NatetheHoofGuy]

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[@GingerNinja1]

I worked Infectious disease in addition to other specialties & you'd be amazed at how such tiny wounds can affect large areas that aren't immediately visible. This reminds me of some of the wounds I've seen, but of course with other types of bacteria. You have such a gift to help these animals who work hard to produce for us. I'm greatful for your hard work & skills.

[@lauralauren6432]

I love how many cows stops and turn their head towards You. I think they really appreciate You took their pain away. Thank You Sir

[@meganbarber3599]

Dang! I know a lot of what came out was from the spray bottle but a lot of it wasn't as well! Such a short period of time and yet so much infection and so much separation. Amazing. Thank you, Nate. I love that you made her feel better.

[@ToneeKeating]

Like everyone else, as soon as that liquid pulsed out I knew she had to feel better. I always love watching them walk out of the chute. Those first two steps are always so tender, and then they realize "OH! I'm good!" and mosey on their way.

[@privatepilot4064]

I love how they look back in appreciation. They’re completely aware that you helped them when they take their initial steps after you treat them.

[@mammahasspoken]

Best part of today's trim was watching her cow friends keeping her company during the first part of the trim.

[@ronaldhope8939]

It is unbelievable the separation on the hoof. Amazing job in explaining what has happen to this cow. Outstanding job.

[@OriginalCosmicBabe]

You read my mind, Nate! I was wondering why you left that section there, and then you said why. Thank you for being a great educator as well as a skilled craftsman and video star. ❤

[@kristoferstoll587]

You truly are the best Hoof Trimmer on KZbin. This trim was amazing. I am telling you that the other guys out there making this type of content would have made that cox bleed about 2 or 3 times during this trim and you managed to do it without cutting her once. Great work Nate.

[@SuperSPatrick]

Yes the other ones are so rough, and there is one who just dumps iodine on after he butchers their feet. Must hurt like hell.

[@RioJudy]

I bet she's glad you saw it. I cannot imagine walking around with a nail in my foot hoping someone would notice the pain I'm in and help. When you get to heaven you'll see thousands of cows waiting for you to bless you.

[@brianjoe66]

I love it so much when it bubbles. The pressure being relieved is beautiful.

[@traceyrossberg4640]

Wow, if that nail wasn’t there for too long, I can only imagine how her claw would look if the nail had been in there longer, goodness, what a mess, poor girl, such a relief when you took it out, all that gunk gushing out, you do such an excellent job Nate, thank you for helping her to feel more comfortable, she was walking really well considering, thank you for posting Nate, and take care.👍💙🐄

[@adelezierler1547]

It is incredible what this poor cows have to go through, I feels so sorry for them. You Nate seem to care very much for them and do your best to relief some of the pain these wonderful cows have to go through in their short life.

[@e.coates8880]

You brought much needed relief to that sweet cow! Thank you for your videos, I look forward to a new on every Saturday!

[@benduckx9367]

Amazing on two fronts...1) how the hoof can be affected by a small nail toward the bottom, yet cause destruction of the nail all the way to the top, and 2) how the cow enters in pain and with an ouchy hoof, yet walks away with a block and no pain after trimming/cutting. Amazing process and what a terrific service provided to these ladies.

[@elim9902]

My goodness, in all these months watching this channel I've never seen such a big separation area! I can't even begin to imagine the relief she felt

[@Calla-sl8gd]

Hi Nate! Good video as always. I was having flashbacks to another trim you did over a year ago, a youngster with a high white line lesion. You started trimming on her claw, and it quickly evolved from a tiny pinprick hole into the loss of most of the sole. It appeared that the infection had tunneled through the claw and left fluid filled cavities all over it. It looked really rough, but she came through it just fine. I'm sure this girl feels better now and is headed toward healing. Thanks for the video!

[@FBFJDKOEUEURJFJDJ]

Wow. Far more separation than I expected to see. Excellent job as always.

[@magalieaugustin5091]

Very good job Nate, I can feel your passion in doing this work, great relief for the horses❤

[@katlady567]

I think we all felt her relief as soon as the nail was removed and the wound started draining and relieving pressure. ❤️

[@kaitlynpieper520]

Literally was calling cows over like "Hi babiessss come here!" At 3:00 of the video lol. They're so freaking cute and curious like a toddler and it just melts my heart ❤️ Another great skilled, and well done video Nate!

[@bkaips]

I'm sure I'm not the only one that lets out an audible sigh of relief once you break through that pressure spot for the cow Lol... She must feel so much relief!

[@jamesspry3294]

If you want to find a rusty old nail or piece of metal in a paddock, drive around in a vehicle with brand new expensive tyres! Even more if you are in a hurry, and can't afford a delay... Love your work Nate! Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺!

[@kristawilson718]

You're Awesome Nate!!! Thk you for everything you do for these babes!!!❤🐄❤👏👏👏🙏🙏😘

[@UncleTogie]

After a bad night, a good video from Nate is a breath of fresh air. Thanks, Nate, I needed that!

[@jenn-k-h]

I can imagine the relief!! Seeing how much fluid was coming out, must have been under a lot of pressure 😯 Glad you were able to help her ❤️

[@FennecTheRabbit]

Oh I know when that nail came out that relief was INSTANT. Thank you for taking such good care of all these cows.

[@And...ow3ch]

Wow! I KNEW this was going to be a good trim. Great trim, Nate. This was so extensive! I’m glad you caught this when you did!

[@borahaearmykez2921]

Y'know, after a very long, very tough day at work, all I need is to watch on of your videos to help me wind down and just... not think. I can just zone out and be immersed in these very chill, relieving videos. Thanks Nate, I appreciate you.

[@KittehNow]

I FEEL BETTER NOW😂😂😂😅😊...sweet cow mama...thank you, sweet Nate❤

[@hellcat333]

I love how very careful you are Nate.

[@PropagandaFacts]

Man I love your confidence and precise cuts.

[@FastEddy396]

My now 6yo daughter, who is your big big fan, says she’d give this animal LOTS of cow treats. She loves how you care for these animals. ❤❤❤ (from her).

[@davemanone3661]

love your videos, you are the first hoof trimmer i ever saw. now i watch all of them. very interesting and informative, very important work. hats off to all of you!

[@JoeN-lv3ll]

I’ve been watching Nate for about a year now and this specific trim has to be the most hoof material I’ve seen come off. That nail damage is so pervasive.

[@luv4depp]

Great video. I love your commenting and explanations to detail to us. I find myself peeling potatoes like I'm Nate the Hoof Guy. Lol... I love seeing them walk out and see their relief. Thanks for the hard work and the videos!

[@bubbagreensmith7174]

I guess you could say you nailed it Nate. Great job 👏🏼👍

[@gwiyomikim5988]

Looking forward to the “follow-up” to see how this gals’s claw is healing after few weeks. Nice job Nate - you “nailed” it!🤗

[@melissamcclain34]

@4:46 it was nice to see one of her friends stopped by to keep her company while you worked on getting her well 💜💜

[@allenbeaulieu7077]

Hello Nate. Amazing how the small puncture caused the sole to separate to that degree. Fine job fixing up her hoof and making it so much more comfortable.

[@bzkbzk6683]

IM eating breakfast on my weekend pause as driver in Germany near Luxemburg border and Im watching you. Your films are kind of magic, very nice to watch. Have a nice weekend!

[@angelagreen3642]

Thank you for helping the moo moo's. You do great work. ♡

[@jennychow4002]

Thanks!

[@case1962]

She walked off perfectly, with such relief. That was a satisfying watch -- quite a surprise under there, but as always you fixed her up beautifully!

[@marybeal9066]

I too was amazed by the amount of separation caused by the bacteria from that one little nail puncture. As always, excellent job Nate!

[@ThisIsARubbishName]

Hello friendly moo having a sticky beak! I love when they have an interest in what's going on. Poor lass with all that gunk in her foot. I hope she feels much better soon!

[@winyourself553]

This is detailed clean up, i really like they way you clearly cleaned the hoof, which is often

[@Armen567]

These videos are so incredibly satisfying to watch. The calming effect on me is almost instant.

[@jin8684]

Amazing how gentle you are while putting so much pressure on the knife when trimming.

[@sidequest22]

Thanks

[@suesheane3671]

Wow that was pretty extensive loose horn . Please post an update of this cow in future .Always a huge fan Nate! Your care and professional is top-notch 👌

[@Santu1939]

For some reason, this is my favorite episode.

[@milavargas1031]

What a wonderful thing you do for these sweet animals. It's hard to believe what a skiny nail can do to a hoof!

[@bridgettemcfarlane2062]

He never causes these cows extra pain. So mindful of the flinch when he cares for them.

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

He never causes unnecessary pain.

[@realtalk3567]

Man these are soooo addictive to watch since they are so oddly satisfying!

[@mckenzieannis3]

it boosts my serotonin every time when you say “on the next one” i love it

[@reboot70_visionsfromJesus]

You saved this cow from gangrene! You're a hero!! Thank you for your care.

[@exiverence]

You take such good care of these animals. I’ve seen a few other channels that deal w hoof trimming and they are really rough it seems. Ty for taking care of them the right way

[@divadawn509]

I couldn't believe how much infection came out as you went through your trim. It just kept pouring out. Glad she's feeling better now!!

[@ldystardust]

Wow it's amazing that whole area was just fluid. I have to imagine that would've been an incredibly complicated healing process at best if left on its own. So good that you were able to help that along.

[@anymii6045]

Its satisfying . It feelslike taking sona after office work

[@tarrasams7423]

Hello 👋 from New York I bet she 🐄 feels much better she's definitely Thanking you for Reliving Her 🐄 Pain

[@conorreynolds9739]

That was an amazing (to my eye, which is entirely trained by watching videos on YT) amount of separation for that one disturbance. Can't wait to see how this heals. What a unique skillset to have, fixing cow hooves.

[@ocot742]

Morning Nate! Poor girl, glad to see you helping her out!

[@dragonracer4531]

Always so satisfying to see the cows relief when they get the pressure removed from their hooves.

[@usagilamperouge]

Ohhh she looks so relieved when she walked out . Excellent as always

[@carlospalacio8077]

Good job , thank you for take care the animal

[@draken_mlbbxxx486]

Awesome job Nate as always, no cuts, no blood, great knife skills. Big fan from caracas- Venezuela.

[@MSB1501]

You guys are doing a great job. Thank you a million times for sharing with us.

[@francis10583]

I find pus leaving out is the best part of hooves trimming, so relieving and satisfying to watch

[@pon2oon]

Didn't think that little nail would cause anywhere near that much damage. You're a true master Nate!

[@corinneone]

Wow that really took a turn! You are so amazing with how well you throughly clean the wound.

[@McChrister]

As always a masterpiece Nate! Your work is always neat and clean….the girl must have felt a lot better after that nail removal!😬 God Bless you and thank you for all you do for the bovine community….🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦

[@Liz_678]

She is so much better! The release of the fluid must help too. Almost like a blister. Great job Nate!

[@durgadivinewrath1983]

"Affects just a small area" proceeds to remove half a hoof! 😂 Happy for the cow getting the relief she need though!

[@LuisCalderon-su2pe]

Thank you for the vid, awesome work and skills as always. Salute from Costa Rica

[@patriciamcguire469]

So funny to see Nosy Nellie checking everything out. As you exposed more and more corium, it was amazing too see how much damage a nail could do.

[@EricBrokeIt]

Nate you should do one where you show the checkup after the bandage comes off. Would love to see a before/after.

[@cheyennecrain8745]

Your content is my nightly routine videos 🤣 so informative, incredibly pleasing. Great job, love your videos

[@romanybiscuits8248]

Keep up the amazing vids Nate! Glad to see you looking after the cows!

[@Heeman5]

Great job Nate, excellent handwork. You certainly care for the livestock

[@mike7gerald]

Pulled out a deep nail that relieved the pain and allowed healing--excellent work Nate.

[@traceymacneill9879]

Wow, I bet she was happy to see you, poor girl! Thank you for your care of the animals! 🤎

[@markae0]

I did not expect that huge cavity inside. Great job!

[@infidel24]

Wow, I wasn't expecting so much separation at the start. I'm far from an expert on anything really, but it seems you did a great job of making her more comfortable. Which in my opinion, should always be the end goal.