Nate. just wanted to say thank you your videos have gotten me through waking up three times in the middle of the night to feed our baby son you’re the man keep it up!
Hey!! I do that too!! I have been watching Nate for years, but while I'm rocking him in the dark for an hour or 2 giving my wife a break, I have finally gone back and bienged, quite a lot of the previous videos.😂
If you made a venn diagram consisting of Bob Ross, Steve Irwin, and LeVar Burton, you would have a hard yime convincing me that Nate the Hoof Guy wouldn't be in the middle! Thank you for all that you do! I hope you never chnage your format, its perfect!
After the cows leave the stall, do you ever follow them and pet them? If so, are they generally open to affection -- do they know it's you who fixed their feet, and they're grateful?
My ten daughter was surprised to see me watch these types of videos because she watches them too! Great work, very satisfying to watch you help these animals.
Just wanted to say thank you for putting up these videos. I quite often watch them together with my two youngest sons (5 and 7yrs) old. We started calling the salicylic acid „healing powder“ as I did not know ad hoc how to translate it into German. 😅 They are always feel relieved and happy for the cow when it is applied and wrapped up. 😊
I'm so glad these cows are in your care. You're always so gentle and careful and methodical. I know with a lot of hooves to trim that time is limited, so I appreciate even more that you don't hack and slash at the feet, but you take your time to get the best and most comfortable outcomes.
Absolutely entranced by all of your videos, both here and on Facebook. It’s my daily serotonin boost! Such a calm manner of speaking. I don’t know the first thing about cows, but your videos are both informative and fascinating. Thank you for sharing your work with us!
I think what I like the most from these videos is you don’t seem at all concerned with filming, just the cow and their comfort. Like yes you pull out the camera but you are playing around with angles, getting aesthetic shots, etc. you don’t pay attention to the camera- just the cow. I respect that.
That's strange, I feel like the hoof GP is too rough on the cows and it feels like he's a youtuber first and trimmer second as opposed to Nate, who feels first and foremost a professional trimmer.@@Cricket2731
@@Cricket2731the few ones I saw from GP were less clean than Nate. Blood, cuts in the sole... And he also films himself more, which is not what I come for.
hi! so i have a question: once your almost done you (always) place a block on the cows hoof to elevate it so it can rest. i have been wondering if this doesn’t effect in any shoulder problems. i would think this block would result in one of the cows leg being a bit longer then the other. i don’t know if this is true at all but i always think this would cause some problems for the cow since they don’t stand straight anymore but a bit leaned on one side. i would really like to know if this makes any sense at all, or how it works. if anyone knows i am very interested in learning! (ps: sorry if my grammer or sentences don’t make to much sense, english isn’t my first language)
This past week I had surgery and they had me cleanse with chlorhexidine and I was like HEY! Thats what Nate uses!! And I had to chuckle and ask if I was gonna get a salicylic acid wrap. But no one got my joke lol
Cow: oh my hoofs were in a rough shape Anne, but he fixed the issue... I just need to let them grow so they can be filed next time and things will get better. Yeah! He gave me 2 blocks, IKR? Bad shape sis, I tell you, but the best is that I'm pain free. He's so sweet, I love the color of the gauze. Anne: I love the shape she trims your hoofs, such a natural edge... Love it.
I have a question! I'm fairly sure it hasn't been answered in full, or I just forgot... But how often do you usually need to go back to the same farms for regular hoof trimming? Also, out of curiosity, do you have any stories about cases where you messed up with a cow?
Hiya Nate, I was researching on the internet when I came across this cure, needless to say I thought of you! "For example, a study published in April 2022 in Psoriasis: Targets and Therapy found that application of a gel containing salicylic acid and turmeric followed by shea butter and a salicylic acid exfoliating moisturizer daily for 12 weeks significantly reduced scales without serious side effects.26 Jul 202'" Who would have thought😂 keep up the good work.
Hi Nate, Maybe a year ago you went to a farm where a cow had lost her whole hoof capsule, having gotten it stuck in a grate. I wanted to ask … did she grow a new capsule or was she put down? Thanks for the videos my favorite was the cow who seemed to skip and jump following her recheck!
Hi Nate , in case you won’t trim the hoof, she might loose it naturally? In case yes , might cause problems to her shoulder by the time? Mine is just curiosity. Thank you
I have watch your videos for over a year. Do you find that one type of cow harder to trim or they all about the same texture? Holstein vs brown Swiss vs Guernsey. Which is harder in texture?
i'm curious: is the chlorhexidine you use minty? i ask because i just spent a week in the hospital and they had me use chlorhexidine as an oral rinse. it was *very* strong and minty. (i'm okay now, i think-small-bowel obstruction post colon cancer) ~
Nate I love these videos. I think you should put together a special hour long compilation of some of your best work 🤩 I always find myself thinking the videos are too short!
After watching these videos, I almost feel confident enough to do this myself 🤗 While anything is possible, it’s not likely I will ever have the need. Most of my cows arrive chilled on a styrofoam tray.
i find myself watching your vids a lot to add realism/depth to my DnD worlds, since i've always wondered, would hoofed characters like tieflings and centaurs see farriers? would a bipedal hooved character develop the same problems as cows do? cloven vs single hooves? lots of fun stuff- plus these vids are relaxing to me haha
I was looking for treatment for a verucca in my local supermarket medical section and scholl treatment had the wonder drug salicylic acid listed on the front of the pack! I wouldn’t have know what that was before watching this channel 😂
Her spraypaint even matches her wraps, very fashionable. Seems like she was going back and forth from one foot to the other with continuous problems until you managed to fix her up.
See your past videos and then your present videos in where you made indents in the cows hoof before gluing on the block, is the reason for the indents so there is better adhesion and the block won't fall off sooner?
Does salicylic acid powder always make it look like it snowed a little, just in one spot, after you leave? Or maybe it’s like fairy dust from the hoof fairy!
It's funny that you made the NASCAR joke. When you said at the beginning of the video that both front feet were affected, I started thinking of a way to make a joke like "Let's see if we can return this girl to all wheel drive"
How do you know when you've taken enough of the sole? I have no idea why these videos popped up in my feed, I grew up with horses but had no exposure to cows. Even still, I can't get enough of these videos. It's so interesting & I'm learing so much (can't imagine when I'll ever use the knowledge but I don't care 😊).
Are some of the cows natural chatterboxes, mooing or lowing the whole time they are being trimmed? I know you can often hear calves being weened in the background.
Recently i had a doctor treat me with a NTHG technique. I had hip replacement and was given a CHLORHEXADINE napkin to scrub with before the procedure. Knew i was in good hands at that point
She still doesn't look like she feels very comfortable... But it has to be better than what she was dealing with before for sure! My question is about how many cows get hoof, and if you have an opinion and anecdotal thought, health problems comparatively different herds, and is it the same cows over and over again frequently or is it a variety of cows in a herd. And does being so closely genetically related make a difference? I know a lot more about horse hooves than I do cow hooves, and I'm really interested. I also wonder about wild cattle and cattle like bovine and the frequency of occurrence and types of hoof problems they have.
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Does anyone else watch these to help them fall asleep? I’m like, “What will relax me?” Oh, Nate’s voice and healing cow’s feet, YES.
I do! Its midnight here and I’m watching his videos to wind down. They really relax me.
It’s the angle grinders and voice
Yes I’m watching this for that reason rn
indeed, although it's very interesting, I become sleepy, if watching in the evening 😅
Used to use these videos to get the baby to sleep haha
Nate. just wanted to say thank you your videos have gotten me through waking up three times in the middle of the night to feed our baby son you’re the man keep it up!
Very specific !!
Same. Exactly the same.
Hey!! I do that too!! I have been watching Nate for years, but while I'm rocking him in the dark for an hour or 2 giving my wife a break, I have finally gone back and bienged, quite a lot of the previous videos.😂
Congratulations….🎉
As a man who brought home a 1 day old baby girl, I’ll keep that in mind.
Never thought I’d say I look forward to hoof trimming videos to calm me down after a long day of work yet here I am fully invested in your channel 🐄
Thank you Jessica. I’m glad I could help. 🙏
The false soles and heel separation got to be the most satisfying things to see fixed
I appreciated your NASCAR reference. Raise hell, praise Dale.
If you made a venn diagram consisting of Bob Ross, Steve Irwin, and LeVar Burton, you would have a hard yime convincing me that Nate the Hoof Guy wouldn't be in the middle! Thank you for all that you do! I hope you never chnage your format, its perfect!
Don’t forget Mr. Rogers
Nate, love the NASCAR pit stop joke! The cow looked great on her new tires. 😂😂
Yeah she's stylin'
The way he said "that was.. A nascar joke...." Hahahah
After the cows leave the stall, do you ever follow them and pet them? If so, are they generally open to affection -- do they know it's you who fixed their feet, and they're grateful?
Sitting on my screen porch in the Northwoods with a nice glass of wine and a new NTHG video. What could be better!
Love the knife work. Watching the precision and care you demonstrate is art in its self. Thanks for allowing us to watch these videos you produce. 👍😊
My ten daughter was surprised to see me watch these types of videos because she watches them too! Great work, very satisfying to watch you help these animals.
Enjoyed watching and learning as usual! Thanks Nate! She's ready for more laps around the barn. 😊
I love 2 for 1 special. ❤ Learning with each trim, Thanks Nate and cows.
Just wanted to say thank you for putting up these videos. I quite often watch them together with my two youngest sons (5 and 7yrs) old. We started calling the salicylic acid „healing powder“ as I did not know ad hoc how to translate it into German. 😅 They are always feel relieved and happy for the cow when it is applied and wrapped up. 😊
Oh how I chuckled at your whispered "NASCAR" reference! 2 tire pit stop. Too funny!
I'm so glad these cows are in your care. You're always so gentle and careful and methodical. I know with a lot of hooves to trim that time is limited, so I appreciate even more that you don't hack and slash at the feet, but you take your time to get the best and most comfortable outcomes.
Absolutely entranced by all of your videos, both here and on Facebook. It’s my daily serotonin boost! Such a calm manner of speaking. I don’t know the first thing about cows, but your videos are both informative and fascinating. Thank you for sharing your work with us!
I think what I like the most from these videos is you don’t seem at all concerned with filming, just the cow and their comfort. Like yes you pull out the camera but you are playing around with angles, getting aesthetic shots, etc. you don’t pay attention to the camera- just the cow. I respect that.
You are, by far, the best hoof trimmer on UA-cam.
Fr
I beg to differ. Nate is just as good as Graeham Parker of Hoof GP. Only difference is, Nate's accent is easier on Yankee ears.
That's strange, I feel like the hoof GP is too rough on the cows and it feels like he's a youtuber first and trimmer second as opposed to Nate, who feels first and foremost a professional trimmer.@@Cricket2731
@@Cricket2731the few ones I saw from GP were less clean than Nate. Blood, cuts in the sole... And he also films himself more, which is not what I come for.
@@bastouflette2552agreed.
When both front tires are wearing out on the same side it usually means your camber is off and you need to get an alignment.
😂😂😂
Does that include both on the front or both on the back?
@celihenry3227 It depends on if you have independent suspension at all wheels.
For organic vehicles it's usually independent suspension systems, so guessing I'm putting too much weight at the driver's section?
Thank you Nate, I grew up on small ranch and growing up in the 70s, I'm amazed at the technology you have to lift cows legs up so you can work
I love watching these videos. Positive with relief for the patients.
Girl looks very fabulous with the pink gauze on her front 'tires'! :D
I don’t know what it is about your hoof trimming videos but they continue to be my go to to wind down before bed, they’re just so calming!!
Momma got some new designer shoes😂❤. Glad she is in more comfort!
Or maybe designer tires??? 😂
@@Cricket2731 😂
I LOVE watching your video's. I used to show cattle & I find these video's so interesting. Never stop making this informative video's. 😊
hi!
so i have a question:
once your almost done you (always) place a block on the cows hoof to elevate it so it can rest. i have been wondering if this doesn’t effect in any shoulder problems. i would think this block would result in one of the cows leg being a bit longer then the other. i don’t know if this is true at all but i always think this would cause some problems for the cow since they don’t stand straight anymore but a bit leaned on one side. i would really like to know if this makes any sense at all, or how it works. if anyone knows i am very interested in learning!
(ps: sorry if my grammer or sentences don’t make to much sense, english isn’t my first language)
These are soothing to come back to since I had to put down my cat Ive raised since a kitten. Glad youre back Nate
I love watching you work! The results are amazing! Keep the videos coming!
I had a lol, when I read and heard you say "Two Tire pit stop"!!!!
This past week I had surgery and they had me cleanse with chlorhexidine and I was like HEY! Thats what Nate uses!! And I had to chuckle and ask if I was gonna get a salicylic acid wrap. But no one got my joke lol
Cow: oh my hoofs were in a rough shape Anne, but he fixed the issue... I just need to let them grow so they can be filed next time and things will get better.
Yeah! He gave me 2 blocks, IKR? Bad shape sis, I tell you, but the best is that I'm pain free.
He's so sweet, I love the color of the gauze.
Anne: I love the shape she trims your hoofs, such a natural edge... Love it.
You're so good explaining what you're doing & why. God bless you.
I have a question! I'm fairly sure it hasn't been answered in full, or I just forgot... But how often do you usually need to go back to the same farms for regular hoof trimming?
Also, out of curiosity, do you have any stories about cases where you messed up with a cow?
I think its like every 2 weeks
Hiya Nate, I was researching on the internet when I came across this cure, needless to say I thought of you!
"For example, a study published in April 2022 in Psoriasis: Targets and Therapy found that application of a gel containing salicylic acid and turmeric followed by shea butter and a salicylic acid exfoliating moisturizer daily for 12 weeks significantly reduced scales without serious side effects.26 Jul 202'"
Who would have thought😂 keep up the good work.
Love the title of the video. Thanks for taking us along.
Honestly, the two hooves bandaged at the end make her look like she's in neon orange heels. It's so cute.
Just wondering If you have any cows that you've treated so many times that when they have a foot problem, they are actually excited to see you?
It is amazing how much the hoof that’s being trimmed looks like rubber.
Since I came across this vedios, I don't go a day without watching....I feel as if I'm part of the caring process because I just love animals
Hi Nate, Maybe a year ago you went to a farm where a cow had lost her whole hoof capsule, having gotten it stuck in a grate. I wanted to ask … did she grow a new capsule or was she put down? Thanks for the videos my favorite was the cow who seemed to skip and jump following her recheck!
Wrong guy. I’ve never had a cow with a claw tore off.
That's from a different channel - one that I don't really like to watch at all. I don't like his attitude toward the cows.
@@3_up_moonWhat channel?
Yaaay, Nate! It’s a double feature!
4:31...pointy bit gone rogue, get it!!!.......4:40....oooh, much better💖
She’s ready to vroom right out of the chute! Thanks Nate the Hoof Guy 🐄
Nate you're these girls best friend so keep up the good work and keep shooting these videos they get us through these dark times!
These videos brighten my day, thank you Nate
Gotta love a 2 for 1!! Great video as usual, Nate
First from France, time to learn with prof Nate!
Hi Nate , in case you won’t trim the hoof, she might loose it naturally? In case yes , might cause problems to her shoulder by the time? Mine is just curiosity. Thank you
I have watch your videos for over a year. Do you find that one type of cow harder to trim or they all about the same texture? Holstein vs brown Swiss vs Guernsey. Which is harder in texture?
Love her looking back at you, checking out the man that soothed her sore feet
Outstanding video and commentary as usual Nate. Excellent
Isn’t she facing the wrong way there eating? She really was walking better, so good to see. 💚💚
i'm curious: is the chlorhexidine you use minty? i ask because i just spent a week in the hospital and they had me use chlorhexidine as an oral rinse. it was *very* strong and minty. (i'm okay now, i think-small-bowel obstruction post colon cancer) ~
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 !
Nate I love these videos. I think you should put together a special hour long compilation of some of your best work 🤩 I always find myself thinking the videos are too short!
As someone who knows nothing about cows, I must say I find your videos very satisfying to watch! LOL
This trim was dramatically awesome
After watching these videos, I almost feel confident enough to do this myself 🤗
While anything is possible, it’s not likely I will ever have the need.
Most of my cows arrive chilled on a styrofoam tray.
i find myself watching your vids a lot to add realism/depth to my DnD worlds, since i've always wondered, would hoofed characters like tieflings and centaurs see farriers? would a bipedal hooved character develop the same problems as cows do? cloven vs single hooves? lots of fun stuff- plus these vids are relaxing to me haha
wait are tieflings hooved? I always thought they were plantigrade like most of the other biped races
@@cirnet i’ve seen hooves ones yeah! depends on your DM and what they allow i guess
Wow feel relieved
Nate I really enjoy your work and videos
She looks chic in those pink heels!😂
I can't stop watching these videos, help 😭
Love Your videos thank You for fixing cows feet so they can walk pain free
2 trims in 1 vid! Merry (August) Xmas 🎉 🎊
And they're both sole separation! Throw in a Happy New Year as well! 😂
Is the sole slightly soft or is your knife super sharp?? Some times you make it look like slicing a turnip!
Experienced trimmer extraordinaire equals Happy COW. 💪🇺🇸😎😊🌟💫❤️👍
I was looking for treatment for a verucca in my local supermarket medical section and scholl treatment had the wonder drug salicylic acid listed on the front of the pack! I wouldn’t have know what that was before watching this channel 😂
Love your work! Never knew I would find this entertaining but I have been binge watching!
Her spraypaint even matches her wraps, very fashionable. Seems like she was going back and forth from one foot to the other with continuous problems until you managed to fix her up.
The way you describe these cows man, they are pretty smart animals
See your past videos and then your present videos in where you made indents in the cows hoof before gluing on the block, is the reason for the indents so there is better adhesion and the block won't fall off sooner?
Thanks!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Alignment’s looking good!
I always seem to flinch and think of the pain those poor cows are in prior to you assisting them.
Does salicylic acid powder always make it look like it snowed a little, just in one spot, after you leave? Or maybe it’s like fairy dust from the hoof fairy!
She certainly looks pretty comfortable now.
It's funny that you made the NASCAR joke. When you said at the beginning of the video that both front feet were affected, I started thinking of a way to make a joke like "Let's see if we can return this girl to all wheel drive"
How do you know when you've taken enough of the sole? I have no idea why these videos popped up in my feed, I grew up with horses but had no exposure to cows. Even still, I can't get enough of these videos. It's so interesting & I'm learing so much (can't imagine when I'll ever use the knowledge but I don't care 😊).
Are some of the cows natural chatterboxes, mooing or lowing the whole time they are being trimmed?
I know you can often hear calves being weened in the background.
Do you alert the cow's owner everytime you hit an issue? If so when? before or after ?
Thank you, Nate
Nate if these cows could say thank you I think they would!!
Recently i had a doctor treat me with a NTHG technique. I had hip replacement and was given a CHLORHEXADINE napkin to scrub with before the procedure. Knew i was in good hands at that point
Did you see how the other cows looked at her with jealousy when she came out of the chute? Matching pink shoes is the height of cow fashion.
That's utterly fantastic! 😁
NASCAR. Lol, vroom. She did exit pit row nicely.
thanks for taking care of my prime rib
She still doesn't look like she feels very comfortable... But it has to be better than what she was dealing with before for sure! My question is about how many cows get hoof, and if you have an opinion and anecdotal thought, health problems comparatively different herds, and is it the same cows over and over again frequently or is it a variety of cows in a herd. And does being so closely genetically related make a difference? I know a lot more about horse hooves than I do cow hooves, and I'm really interested. I also wonder about wild cattle and cattle like bovine and the frequency of occurrence and types of hoof problems they have.
That knife was extra sharp today
Have you ever had to treat a cow with a claw on each hoof (all 4 hoves)?
I think the cow looked back to say thank u, 😂
Do they get foamy at the mouth because they're in pain, scared, nervous, or thirsty?
Whenever I see your thumbnails, at first glance it looks like you're holding some dank nugs.
Just wondering if they ever have issues on both claws? If so how do you care for them?
Im usually getting all baked up while im watching
Love the nascar reference 😂🎉
Nate handles the knife like a surgeon.
Hi nate what is the stuff you put on the block with it seems to dry pretty fast