You DON’T SEE THIS EVERYDAY!!!

[@twilightzone-ex-hostage1997]

As a former surgical tech I was always fascinated by the actual procedure of the surgeries, and the surgeons who taught as they worked. We rarely got to see the after healing results but when Nate does a follow-up it comes to a satisfying conclusion. Thanks Professor Nate!!!

[@sidneygreenglass106]

I watch the Irish and the Scottish trimmers but I like homegrown Nate the best. His skill is next level and he doesn't hack away at the hooves.

[@twilightzone-ex-hostage1997]

@@sidneygreenglass106 Agreed, the other trimmers are rough and make the hooves bleed!

[@sidneygreenglass106]

@@twilightzone-ex-hostage1997 If the corium is bleeding the cow can feel it for sure. Nate taught me that!

[@golddragonette7795]

@@twilightzone-ex-hostage1997 if there's an ulcer etc, uncovering it without touching it directly is enough to make them bleed, sadly

[@Zidniaailman]

*Anyone else get this to randomly pop up in their feed and now they're addicted to watching cows get their hooves trimmed? Lol.* *Poor things, so glad someone can help them feel better*

[@sidneygreenglass106]

Exactly!

[@judithmcbride4023]

Oh yeah!☺️

[@ticklezcat5191]

Welcome to the herd.

[@gita_]

Absolutely...

[@colemanmoore9871]

That was me about 6 months ago.

[@TruckerChick]

What is happening to me? Why am I obsessed with watching cow pedicures? The only real thing I know about cows is how to grill/smoke/eat them....but Nates voice and skill has me hooked! Awesome job Nate 🤣

[@heatherlowe7330]

Me too! Got this as a random recommendation, now I am hooked. I think half is due to Nate's voice, very soothing/relaxing 😌

[@seasa2peasa794]

I love imagining the relief the cows feel when they get that release of pressure and fluids. ❤ You truly are a hero to them and me!

[@heatherlowe7330]

Yes! Must be like instant relief, you can see it sometimes when they walk out of the stall how they step down anticipating pain.

[@Pink_Aqua]

I like that you talked about how you don't remove as much loose horn as others so as not to damage the foot. It reminded me of what I tell my hair dresser: better to cut too little than too much. You can always take off more, but you can't put it back.

[@cheryllgrace8832]

I learn so much from Nate. He talked about other hoof videos but I won't watch them. They don't take the care that Nate does, which is why I appreciate him so much!

[@LordZoth6292]

Love the split screen at the end! Thanks as always Nate!

[@paulinemaclellan8204]

It's lovely to see the cow walking without discomfort. You must get so much job satisfaction helping these girls be pain free. Thanks for another interesting video Nate ❤🐄

[@sandikekic4330]

Always amazed at the ending when we see the walk. THANK YOU for the split screen ❤ Thanks for another great video Nate!!!

[@heatherlowe7330]

Love that you take the time to explain why the cow is getting vocal. Fascinating video, thanks for uploading!

[@Therealmitch5511]

After watching your vidoes, I appreciate the fact that you take extra care in cleaning the wounds with chlorhexidine before applying any treatment. I don't see other hoof trimmers taking that extra step in treating their cows. I do believe that extra care is beneficial in the cow's recovery.

[@the_voice_of_reason]

Absolutely brilliant job. There’s a lot of healing in just three weeks, amazing. I love watching you work your magic on these beautiful cows.

[@karieward5764]

These videos are relaxing & straight to the point. It's irritating when watching a video & it takes them forever just to get to the task at hand.

[@debh3404]

I feel the same way. Some people really like getting to know the guys that do this but everything I need to know about this guy resonates through his work with these cows. And I love his puppy too! But I'm not interested in meeting his wife or kids. Just show me some cows getting help and healing.

[@djoiner2013]

Love the care and compassion you have for the cows, it’s easy to see the effort you put into not hurting them anymore than what’s possible. Can’t watch other hoof trimmers hack away clearly causing the cow unnecessary pain, you put healing first & it shows!!

[@propylaeen]

Great no music and a gentle non-hesitated calm great educational voice and spot on focus on the topic! 👍

[@gaynorprice-jones1826]

It always amazes me how quickly the new horn grows and the healing starts. Thanks as always Nate.

[@olgapaulus7299]

You are an amazing person. ❤ these cows would not survive without you. God Bless.

[@rtcommodore9354]

I love that follow-up! The horn is healing nicely, and in a tricky place, on the outer wall. Looks great, Nate!

[@cheriesmith9263]

I saw this often but I love his voice..not too high or too low its just right!

[@sweettrubble4635]

Exactly.

[@lisaquiller1535]

As always Nate, you the Man!! Thank you for taking good care of our milk producers.

[@anthonymason5923]

Nate you are the Bob Ross of Hoof Trimming. Your voice is so calming a relaxing even when these cows are in distress. The follow-ups are great. I always wonder how they end up if we spent the entire video fixing the problem. Keep up the good work.

[@clutzwinstead279]

People can tell when the worker gives a care about the animal. That's why we enjoy your videos most.

[@LauraFunFunFloweries]

You're very nice & safe, truly respecting the cows as living things which feel pain & happiness......unlike, **cough cough** some other, YT hoof trimmers. Never do you, **gouge gouge gouge gouge make a bloody mess, leave pokey hunks of horn in the wound, cry about cold coffee, & how these cows are inconveniencing your morning** The cows you work on, have the best!! Happy cows, happy farmers, relaxed happy viewers & supporters!!!

[@garethmckevitt4509]

Can I ask who you're talking about? I watch a few hoof trimmers and they're all careful when working.

[@marfa1861]

yes...love the split screen! such a nice job for the 'little lady' !! :)))

[@daniell1483]

As far as being conservative with your cuts go, I definitely appreciate it. I have no idea if the cows do, but it looks to me to be a much less harsh experience for the cow. As a professional I'm sure you don't want to call anybody out, that's not what the video is about, but the extra degree of caution and care is both visible and appreciated. On another note: at 4:26 check out the other cows checking out the whole trimming experience! They look so curious about what is going on, it is adorable.

[@darickrandall4748]

Thanks for giving city dweller a look what goes on with cow hoofs great no super camera work love the close ups that you really get a good look at what going on great videos thanks keep content coming

[@dustylover100]

Your videos are improving a lot since I first started watching them.

[@russs7574]

I enjoy the videos, Nate. What I find especially interesting is that I am subscribed to a couple other hoof-trimming channels, and I get to see all of you guys' individual styles. I also enjoy seeing all the care and compassion all of you show for these suffering animals.

[@2006jackee]

We love a good follow up!! Thanks keep'em coming 👍🏾love your videos!!

[@gingerjohnson3555]

Thank you for sharing that the cow is not in pain! ❤️

[@hexhex7220]

Always love the good outcomes! ( Like the follow ups) Pleasure tuning in Nate. Thanks

[@attackins1470]

You have got to be hands down the best on youtube for your field. So many other channels that are recommended are all over the place with their cleanliness, preciseness, wound care, etc., but you are just above and beyond with everything that you do. Keep up the good work and the great content!

[@Zyriina]

Thanks for actually trying to educate us about why cows would be meaning during something like this happening to them. I know you wouldn’t be hurting them but it’s cute to hear it’s because they probably don’t know what’s going on and are uncomfortable.

[@Regularblackgirl]

Nate The Conservative Hoof Guy That’s why we love your channel 💜🐮

[@ritavalade7049]

You got a new pair of work gloves! Looking good! So does the claw!!

[@gearheadsociety3527]

Nate’s the best hoof trimmer on KZbin for sure!

[@mcsmith732]

Those cows are so fortunate to have Nate the Caring and Skillful Hoof Guy working on their feet.

[@kinoko6096]

The split screen at the end is really nice! I’m glad these cows are able to get such good care from you.

[@heidiwilkinson8514]

Love your show nate keep them coming

[@kathiejohoffarth7026]

I love watching you. You are so caring of the cows comfort and work so well to make sure you don’t cause extra damage. Other hoof trimmers on KZbin are gross and make the cow bleed every time.

[@suzielavictor3150]

The cows are turning around to look at you as to say ooooo thank you it feels so much better…

[@Irieification]

The three weeks time skip was such a pro move, great video really. :)

[@jemreandeau3583]

I love follow up videos. You do good work Nate, the cows are lucky to have you.

[@PataPtichou]

I love when there is a follow-up, thank you for that !

[@flups777]

Awesome video, Nate. You are not only a brillant hooftrimmer but an excellent teacher as well. Thanks a ton 👍👌🐮❤️

[@jeffwoods9816]

That's it I've watched enough hoof trimming videos. I'm running away from home and joining a hoof trimming operation.

[@AL-lz1hb]

Interesting stuff. Nice you said she wasn't in pain while you were trimming. And great to see the improvement.

[@mothergoose4231]

Love this. Not a farmer don’t have a clue but this is so cool for number of reasons. Also nice to see someone else thorough at what they do. If only our politicians were this honest and thorough hahah

[@shelbyogden5048]

She’s on the road to recovery! 😊

[@morecringe89]

So, if I understood correctly, some of the problems get worse depending how the cow put her weight on the fracture. I know there are many other type of issues, but I would like to understand more. Thanks. The splitting camera was awesome idea

[@alecthemoron8486]

I remember seeing someone else comment this, but I'll say it again, it's amazing to see how you use however much stuff the cows need (powder, bandages, etc) instead of using as little as possible

[@deborahhammock6373]

You answered my question and I do appreciate the way you trim conservatively

[@cisco5595]

As a former cow I was always scared to go into those booths but the guy that was hired to trim my claws always gave us treats to make the process fun. We lived on some farm in Nebraska.

[@ashernelson7138]

Loved seeing the follow up and the side by side! Thanks for sharing your work

[@RebeccaMundschenk]

I bellow and holler at the doctor sometimes too - I feel ya, cow!

[@Infantyzip]

Amazing as always, Nate! Those beautiful cows are lucky to have you ❤️

[@zuzpager]

Again, the quality of your videos just keeps growing, great job! Anyone else interested in seeing how the blocks get removed? Do you just pry them away or?

[@UncleTogie]

Brother, I love the conservative approach you use. Kinda like a Bovine Hippocratic Oath.

[@lmae989]

Well - you choose to things differently because you are “hands down the very best in the business”. IMO. I don’t watch any other hoof trimmer. Your conservative approach shows your outstanding knowledge and care for the your cows that you treat. Initially when I found your channel - I watched a few others and they all were horrible to watch and IMO butchers. None were anywhere near as careful and kind as you. Great job!!!! 🐄❤️🥰

[@shaunasugar]

I really prefer your conservative approach to other techniques used by other trimmers. I enjoy your content Nate! Thanks again for bringing it to us!

[@dirtytrout3489]

Been watching these hoof trim videos for the best part of a year actually interested in doing a course on it

[@dwoody54]

I like the way that you always explain how and why you do things. Awesomeness

[@LUKKA2020]

I salute you!! You do a great job with the cows!!

[@laurasharp7955]

Always great to see a follow up video and providing plenty of information

[@judithmcbride4023]

I am Truly Amazed at the amount of hoof removed from the Side of the hoof!! You would think that would throw her off balance!! We Really learn a Lot , from your treatments !!😵‍💫☺️

[@zebra2218]

thanks guys. you are doing a great work for those speechless animals.

[@Murphy710]

There are a few hoof trimmers I watch who are like you..... very careful NOT to damage the corium or cut into flesh. However, I am shocked at the amount of trimmers on KZbin who honestly rip the sh*t out of cows hooves (blood everywhere). Thank you thank you thank you for taking such care. Xoxo

[@johnnystone9546]

I can't wait for their hooves to become softer again. this Winter Hard Hoof texture is killing me.

[@renewhn3821]

Hi Nate! Another interesting one 🐄 Love the split screen follow ups!! Stay safe out there. All the best to you and your family 🙏🏼❤️

[@artleka1524]

I ve seen all hoov trimming videos from all you guys, but you are so careful like a brain surgeon, welldone world *

[@agua9999]

Nate - you’re an expert in your field‼️👍🏻

[@danielstephens1185]

You mentioned it's an odd location for a lesion. There were a couple other times I remember videos of too, but I don't recall what was said about causes. What could cause a lesion to happen, not just in that spot or claw, but both at once? From your commentary, sounds like that may not have been exactly a surprise, but definitely something you rarely see.

[@mattalvarez1146]

I don't understand why but I find these videos so fascinating. I appreciate what you do and I'm sure the cows do as well:)

[@Hedgehobbit]

What is the history of hoof trimmers? Were there travelling hoof trimmers 1700s or in the middle ages or was it something that farmers had to do themselves? It is a strange occupation.

[@cobamanuele5030]

I enjoy checking up on your subcriptios groth.. i take a note and date in my note book.. the last 5 mounths you gained over 150k subscribers. Good job..

[@connormyrick6422]

Thank you for explaining that the vocals are similar to a human fussing with anxiety. I had wondered about that!

[@lydiafife8716]

Nice presentation 👍🏻🙏 Still learning! And yes, the conservative approach you espouse is certainly accompanied by gentleness, which imho is worth alit

[@lydiafife8716]

Worth a lot

[@gunner49er]

Never thought I’d see the day. I thought this would be interesting. Very interesting. Thanks for

[@bradyf513]

Love the follow up in the same video

[@jassinzaki1734]

Hey Nate! Computer Science major here but I absolutely love watching you trim these cows. You seem to be doing an excellent job! I had a question: have you ever had a trimming mishap? You mentioned that there is a risk that you can cut the corium if the lesion is in a tricky spot, so have you every filmed yourself accidentally cutting something you shouldn't?

[@gunner49er]

These guys definitely earned their money working on these‘s hooves

[@samanthazehr9965]

Enjoyed seeing the 3 week transformation. Very interesting!

[@isabellagabrovsky7233]

Me: “Aw, she’s just a loud, anxious lady!” *catches glimpse in mirror* “Oh, no.”

[@gemtel54]

Looks like a tough spot to work on, good job

[@aliraza-qh2rl]

I'm Raza..... your biggest fan from Pakistan..... Awesome informative video Love ❤ from Pakistan Dr.raza

[@sheilaperl4155]

Wonderful video, Nate!

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

I've never seen an outside wall trimmed away so easily. You must be the master of knife sharpening.

[@cbf63]

I could hear Slow Ride playing in the background...raising cows on classic rock..I can dig that.

[@braddixon3338]

I'm always impressed with just how sharp your knife is, jus amazing how it peels through the hoof material like that!

[@wakcedout]

People who think you're causing pain when the cow makes noise...after watching your vids and hoof gp as more of an "it popped up in my recommended" I've noticed one telling thing that shows you guys are being careful. The slow methodical method you remove material and the caution given when you get close to sensitive flesh. Really hoof trimmers are doing these animals a great service to their quality of life.

[@lovegardening4652]

You take such good care of them 🥰

[@j.t.patton7820]

It's in the caring for the Animal that is so satisfying.

[@Del_Monico]

Hey NATE! Hope you're doing great! So how about doing a video showing how you actually corral these cows into your machine! I know it's not just random. How do you determine who to work on?

[@ptaylor4923]

You're an angel for these girls

[@solothkaroftrinsic3852]

Thank you for explaining this so well.

[@donnabaxter9294]

You make sure a Good hoof Doctor 🥰

[@pdrphil8159]

Amazing how quick the hoof starts repairing itself

[@asmrallison]

The most calming voice ever

[@siangibby5771]

Nate, do dairy cows *have* to be as heavy as they are? What if dairy farmers began breeding slightly less big cows? Would their foot problems be fewer? Do smaller cows produce less milk? That may be a dumb question, but hey, I am sitting here in Brooklyn typing it ...

[@MsAliceinwonderland]

Nate, your approach far exceeds many other's. 👏 Thank you so much for being so careful ❤ 💗 💜