It's weird. I'm a 25 year old project management student in Sweden that has nothing to do with hoof trimming. I suffer lots with anxiety and insomna, and I struggle to find something that takes my mind off worries. But somehow this helps. Your attitude and thrive to help these cows warms my heart. Thank you
This is an unexpectedly heartwarming channel. I've been having a shitty time lately and seeing some cows having their pain relieved is an unexpected mood boost. The emphasis on helping the cows out is really nice. Got recommended this channel this morning and have already watched a bunch of videos!
As someone who had several abscesses in various places.The relief when one is lanced or bursts is immense!Any pain in the area afterwards pales in comparison to the pain of a closed abscess.I sighed when that cows one burst😂Go Hoof GP💜
I was just saying this exact thing I aswell had many many many but the pressure u feel is the worst pain ever especially cuz I didn't want to go get it lanced at the hospital I no what's gna b done but u wait a lil longer if ur going to let it pop on it's own man the pressure I no the exact moment even a tiny pin hole in it will cause instant relief
Ive had many as well. Probably around 20 or so most had to be lanced at the hospital. Some required hospitalization. However all of them hurt extremely bad due to the fact they were infected, the relief from all the pressure was usually short lived.
The pain from a abscess is one of the worst pains ever and they develope so freaking quickly (unless you have suffered from one you don't realise how quickly they do develope and how fast the pain goes from 1 to 10). Like the peeps who replied to Devi_Dane I suffer from abscesses more than I want to (I get about one ever other month due to medical issues), I now lance them myself (use all sterile blades and clean the area with medial grade skin cleaner first, during and after I'm lancing it). The relief this cow must of felt must of been epic, great to see a job well done 💖 Hope all my fellow sufferers don't get any major abscesses in the future 🤞
I had one in my hand so bad they had to lance it open and then pack it with medical tape with some kind of medicine on it everyday for 2 weeks. They pulled about a mile of wrap out the first few days I swear lol. Each day you see the less tape. I've had plenty and I had one on my forearm with this one and I smelled that rotten smell of pussy death and I was like wtf and I saw it leaking out of my arm. I an infection on my leg this summer from a bike wreck. It was just a bad scratch and was healing just fine and right before it was completely healed my ankle to my calf was badly red and I waited a couple days instead of going to the hospital. Finally I had to pick off the little scab and the nastiest rotten puss I've ever seen came pouring out like a faucet. I squeezed and pushed out puss and crap for 20 mins. Black chunks every once in awhile which was dead tissue I guess. The relief when you open them up is unbelievably great.
One of the greatest joys about being a physician is knowing that you have relieved pain. Doesn't matter if the patient is a cow or a human. It's a great feeling, and nothing can beat it.
It's 2 am and I'm watching bovine pedicures. Actually, it's interesting and I'm glad that you provide a needed service. I hate to see any of God's creatures suffer.
As a vet student with interest in cattle, your channel has helped me understand the importance of good hoof care and catching troubles early. So thanks a million 😄
I aways see these cows hoofs soaked in this "green mud" whatever this compound is made of... , isn't it bad? I feel like he's trying to fix many situations caused by the set enviroment.
I do acrylic and other nail extensions and when I'm stressed or worried I love watching this channel! Thank u so much for putting such positivity and originality on social media! We need more people like you influencing the world! ❤❤❤❤
I know nothing about cows or hoof trimming...But I love your videos. I feel it is because your being yourself and your a good guy who cares about his job and family. Your not putting on a fake personality just for views/likes. So I raise my beer to you in a toast Mr. Graham Parker, thank you for being you. Rock on !!
It’s become a nightly routine to just watch whatever one of these videos is in my recommended before bed. This guy is always so happy. A perfect way to end the night!
Hmm I seen no emotions, but I like a happy cow so I'm gonna take your word for it!!! 🐄 Got to love when human beings step in to help an animal that can't help itself. Especially domesticated animals that people are responsible for.
Biodegradable blocks! That´s so exciting! It´s been on my mind every time I´ve watched you put a block on so Im super happy these are now becoming a thing. Keep up the good work!
I swear, don’t realize how truly lucky you are just to be able to trim your own toenails until you see something like this. Awesome to see her walking at the end!
Started with Dr. Lee popping ickies, moved on to the Toe Bro 'cause I have shite toesies and lately it's been hooves, hooves, hooves. Thanks UA-cam for introducing me to things I never knew I'd enjoy watching. Once in a while this site isn't a giant turd.
I have actually cried when I have seen some of the videos with super messed up cow feet when they walk in, and then after you are done the walk out like they are fine, so because I know the cows can't tell you how blessed they are to have you taking care of their feet I will tell you for them. You are a blessing to all the cows and bulls you trim. THANK YOU, THANK YOU.💖
Just in case no one said it yet, I really appreciate the work you do on the cows. It’s obvious that the cow feels so much better. I actually get paranoid with the farms I live around when I can’t see a crush, and I’ll always go “I wonder how their hoof care is, I never see anyone trim the feet when I drive by”
@@Seawitch555 What he said is true. Animals that experience stress, fear, and pain are filled with chemicals from their brains that can have an effect on the taste and toughness of the meat.
Used to work on a dairy farm in my younger days. These videos make me miss it tremendously. There is something so gratifying about working with those animals. I love your concern for the cows and their comfort. Keep up the amazing work. Both with the cattle and the videos
I have an uncle who was adopted at birth. He & his mom were victims of DV while he was still in the womb. Lots of health & mental issues all his life; wasn’t a great father to my cousins, unhappy marriage & divorce. Now later in life he has returned to working on a dairy farm after doing it for summer work in high school. My grandpa told me he is so happy working at the farm, even though he doesn’t make much. Your comment reminds me just of him. Sometimes it’s nice to be useful, and to be around animals and nature when life has been hard. Makes things soft again.
You and Craig’s enthusiasm and daftness is a real pick me up. Honestly the best videos to get us through this weird year. Fun to watch and relieving stress by seeing animals get the treatment they need. Love it.
I've been watching hoofGP for a while now, but I've noticed that most of the cows you help when they come out of the crush, I feel like everytime they turn around it's like they are telling you thank you.
It was good to hear you explain why initially you did not model out that damage in the affected hoof because the muck had an escape root. It was however good to see what was underneath the muck.
Hello you have a keen eye recognizing the issue that’s causing the cow pain . Your experience since you were 15 years old has made you an artist of your trade and your videos of explaining is marvelous and awesome!!!! I enjoy them . I grew up in city , but now I reside in United State in Florida and live in quiet suburb I see more farm animals and enjoy the view . It helps me to admire your work and distract me from looking at those beautiful blue eyes God has bless you with and your beautiful family!!!❤🦋
Nothing is quite so miraculous a cure as opening up an abscess! It does still require some healing time before it is really fixed, but to see one go from 3 legged hopping to relatively comfortable in seconds is amazing.
I'd be so paranoid learning how to trim hooves. Anyone who's cut their nails slightly too short knows the pain. And then the area is like 100 times bigger with a hoof.
That's how I feel about my two pet rabbits. Especially the black one as her claws are too dark to see the Quick. One of the few things I will "waste" money on to have someone else do it.
It always shocks me when I see things like this. Most people wouldn’t think that cattle would need this kind of service. But seeing it and knowing why it’s done it makes so much sense. And animals even though they can’t say in words what’s wrong they have other ways of making it known. Ty for doing what you do every day and helping those that have no voice! You’re amazing for sure!
I absolutely love every one of your videos, the quality of care you give to your cows is amazing, while I work on a stud regularly with farriers coming in and out weekly, the process is so similar at it's core. If the feet suffer, the animal suffers and when they're not happy they'll never be able to produce quality milk, or in horses cases, ride well. You're the backbone of the industry! Fair play.
I have watched your channel from the beginning, and WOW, you have really progressed in your tech skills!!!It was so incredible how much relief you brought to that poor girl. I got an abscess in the ball of my foot from stepping on a nail. It was sooooo painful! I just can’t imagine how much that was bothering her stepping on that with all her weight. Great job you two👍
You need to make a custom version of the intro song. It says "And I won't let it rush, when I see you dance and the moment comes." It should be "And I won't let it rush, when I see you dance by the cattle crush". Missed opportunity there :D
This is a "lightworker". He cures the pain just by cleaning, shining bright the hooves, cutting off the bad portions, bringing them to the light. The healing starts. Your content is a beautiful metaphor on these new times. Thank you "The Hoof GP", I admire your spirit, "I see you care". This is the new normal for me.
I've haf a tiny callus misgrowth in my foot due to stepping on a punaise, cant imagine how these cows must hurt... may be they feel less, (them being on their hoofs all the time) but it must still hurt plenty. That said this channel feels like a marriage between crafts/skills and a pimple popper. :)
Cow walks out of crush: “Here comes the pain!”🥺 (Takes a step) Cow: “Ow.....wait a minute!!!” No ow.😱🤭 (Stops. Takes another step) Cow: “Yup! NO OW!” (Spins in circles to be sure) Cow: “OH YEAH! Watch out girls☺️ Momma, is back with a brand new shoe!”🤣 (Looks back) Cow: “THANKS HOOF GP!”🥰🥰
I wonder what would lead anyone to vote down this video. I find these types of videos satisfying. It’s good to see someone caring for animals as a career and because they care. This guy’s awesome. 👍
First time I've ever seen your channel but I'm immediately charmed. As a licensed vet tech ( or veterinary nurse in your part of the world), I completely get the joy that such a small thing making such a big difference brings.
I love this channel. Your passion for the job and the animals is absolutely infectious. Every time I watch one I feel like I've gone on an early morning gradeschool field trip. The feeling is hard to pinpoint, but it's really nice.
Since you asked, I’m a purchasing agent. Uncles on mother’s side were all farmers and had cattle, sheep, swine and horses. LOTS of scooping duty when I used to visit.
Hi Gp I've done this kind of care to cows, pigs. In FFA (Future Farmers of America) is a 3 year class in high school. Im glad I was taught how to care for animals used for Agriculture. I think every student most learn how to care for live stock. You are a great teacher, and I hope you teach your skill to students in Agriculture
Oh, Graeme! I LOVE seeing how much better those poor girls feel after you’ve cared for their hooves. I also love your constant positivity, happiness, and how much you really care for these cows. God bless you and I hope you prosper beyond your wildest dreams. ❤️
Wow I’m so impressed by how much better she walked out than when she walked in. Kudos to you sir for helping this gal out and doing the fine job you do.
I'm a 56 years old that lives in Sea Lake, Victoria, Australia. Love watching your shows so keep up the great work. Yay to Aussie, Aussie, Aussie lmfao....😊😊
I just get so lifted after watching your videos. Your choice of music (which by the way is great)..the way you explain everything and how much you care about the Cows you work on and your bright and happy vibe is everything a person needs to brighten their day. You are the Man Graeme..I love it! 🤗🐄🖤🤍
This channel is so interesting to watch! I have a personal horse and worked around horses for years, and he differences between the equine hoof and the bovine hoof are huge! For example, it seems like you can take a lot more off the bovine hoof at a single time than you could an equine hoof.
It is wonderful to see you working on these beautiful GOD GIVEN MILK GIVING ANIMALS AND ALL OF THE FARMERS WHO HAVE THE DAIRY FARMS AND WONDERFUL FELLOWS LIKE YOU WHO KEEP THEIR FEET HEALED. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.I LOVE 🐄 AND ALL ANIMALS ❤
I know we're all here for the gross stuff but I appreciate the commentary and education we get. Always love seeing how much better they are walking after your treatment.
They have a much higher pain tolerance than horses. We had a calf get stuck inside the birth canal of a cow back in the '70s when I worked on a horse farm. We found her wandering around her pasture eating with a hoof hanging out of her. What a time our vet had of catching her. She dragged him around until they were near a tree he was able to tie her up to. In the end, he had to reach in and pull the front leg of the calf into the right position and then he used a chain around the calf's ankles and winched her out. Cow and calf were both fine.
Everyone tagging Tom Pemberton Farm life here in the comments .....you're not funny ... its not big .... and its not clever ... 😅🤣😆 ....for every one else .... you should go check out TOM PEMBERTON FARM LIFE youtube channel!!!! One of the nicest people you'd ever meet
Ha ha , ah well, he did say though, that it was a long standing joke between the pair of you. But, I have to disagree, it IS funny, and yes it could be huge for you in way of numbers and foot traffic to your page - not that you need any help. Your vlogs are informative and interesting, I always look out for them, along with TP, The Sheep Game and Sandi Brock(Canada) Keep up the good work :-)
I absolutely love how when the hoof G.P finds a problem with a cows hoof how gently he is . Absolutely amazing 👏 also @Tom Pemberton farm life said Hello 👋
What's the funniest thing you've ever seen on a farm. Mine is when my dad was a relief milker and the bull used to just stay with the herd, even during milking, he would just about fit in the milking cubicles and have some feed. He loved watching the cows go through and we would leave the parlour door slightly open to let him see. One day my sister was standing in the doorway with her back to the yard when Billy decided she was in the way of him watching so he put his head between her legs and lifted her clear off the ground between his horns.
Lots of farms I've worked on run bulls with the cows to 'mop up' after AI was over. Most wait at the back of the yard and are happy to be let out as you lock the cows in. Had a few bulls that would bail up with the cows. Freakiest though was the bull who would exit partway through milking by walking through the pit. Never got caught in the milklines or knocked anything over, would just weave his way calmly along the pit of a 25ASHB then up the steps and out. First time it happened the guy I was milking with deliberately didn't warn me because it was a 'rite of passage' for the new workers to experience this without prior warning... dangerous for sure but also very telling of character lol Needless to say I damn near crapped my pants at the brush of something behind me as I swung cups. Thinking it was my workmate, and then realising that was a nope as I saw him further down the pit, I turned and was faced with a Hereford bull, who was my height at the shoulder, calmly walk past without a care in the world. Holishiiiit 😳
Ha ha Tom P gave you a shout out... I think you'll have to pay him another visit for a few lessons. For me watching you both on a Friday night is how I roll... the perfect evening. A bonus if Cammy sheep game and Midwestern hoof trimmer post videos too. Great video Graeme & Craig 👍👍🤗
I absolutely love your videos! I stumbled across your page quite by accident. Now I'm a faithful viewer. Thank you a million for taking care of God's critters!
I never thought I would be watching something like this and it’s actually comforting it calms you it’s crazy Plus I love Graham he’s like one of the best.
LOVE the channel - not a farmer AT ALL but like watching your and Craigy Boy work. Also like listening to your speech as it is different than here in Iowa. Love seeing the sights as your travel as well. PS - TP said to say "HI" as you had helped him out with one of his cows.
Great work and great care of the animals! I find myself cheering when you are able to ease the pain of the cows! This has been fascinating. Thank you! Thank you!
It's weird. I'm a 25 year old project management student in Sweden that has nothing to do with hoof trimming. I suffer lots with anxiety and insomna, and I struggle to find something that takes my mind off worries. But somehow this helps. Your attitude and thrive to help these cows warms my heart. Thank you
Omg amen sis, I am also a Swedish student, but in law xD
Guess Swedes are interested in hooves??? 🤨
One of my best distraction techniques! I have horrible nighttime anxiety.
Same here XD helps my anxiety
I suffer with anxiety from ptsd it sucks, USA here
Hallå från California!
This is an unexpectedly heartwarming channel. I've been having a shitty time lately and seeing some cows having their pain relieved is an unexpected mood boost. The emphasis on helping the cows out is really nice. Got recommended this channel this morning and have already watched a bunch of videos!
Channel is just super wholesome, just assisting animals is nice
Same, same.
It’s incredible how attuned we are to others relief
Wishing you better days First Cause!
Cows are really sweet animals, they have best friends, they can be very affectionate.
I never figured that it would be so satisfying to watch someone repair a cow's hoofs until I found you. Keep up the good work sir! 👍
As someone who had several abscesses in various places.The relief when one is lanced or bursts is immense!Any pain in the area afterwards pales in comparison to the pain of a closed abscess.I sighed when that cows one burst😂Go Hoof GP💜
I was just saying this exact thing I aswell had many many many but the pressure u feel is the worst pain ever especially cuz I didn't want to go get it lanced at the hospital I no what's gna b done but u wait a lil longer if ur going to let it pop on it's own man the pressure I no the exact moment even a tiny pin hole in it will cause instant relief
Gross 🤢🤢🤢
Ive had many as well. Probably around 20 or so most had to be lanced at the hospital. Some required hospitalization. However all of them hurt extremely bad due to the fact they were infected, the relief from all the pressure was usually short lived.
The pain from a abscess is one of the worst pains ever and they develope so freaking quickly (unless you have suffered from one you don't realise how quickly they do develope and how fast the pain goes from 1 to 10). Like the peeps who replied to Devi_Dane I suffer from abscesses more than I want to (I get about one ever other month due to medical issues), I now lance them myself (use all sterile blades and clean the area with medial grade skin cleaner first, during and after I'm lancing it).
The relief this cow must of felt must of been epic, great to see a job well done 💖
Hope all my fellow sufferers don't get any major abscesses in the future 🤞
I had one in my hand so bad they had to lance it open and then pack it with medical tape with some kind of medicine on it everyday for 2 weeks. They pulled about a mile of wrap out the first few days I swear lol. Each day you see the less tape. I've had plenty and I had one on my forearm with this one and I smelled that rotten smell of pussy death and I was like wtf and I saw it leaking out of my arm. I an infection on my leg this summer from a bike wreck. It was just a bad scratch and was healing just fine and right before it was completely healed my ankle to my calf was badly red and I waited a couple days instead of going to the hospital. Finally I had to pick off the little scab and the nastiest rotten puss I've ever seen came pouring out like a faucet. I squeezed and pushed out puss and crap for 20 mins. Black chunks every once in awhile which was dead tissue I guess. The relief when you open them up is unbelievably great.
you can genuinely see the delight on your face when the cows pain is relieved.
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"Relieved" there's a reason these cattle are pissing and crapping on themselves.
@@kick-start-to-die what reason
One of the greatest joys about being a physician is knowing that you have relieved pain. Doesn't matter if the patient is a cow or a human. It's a great feeling, and nothing can beat it.
@@kick-start-to-die what are they supposed to do lmao use the toilet?
It's 2 am and I'm watching bovine pedicures. Actually, it's interesting and I'm glad that you provide a needed service. I hate to see any of God's creatures suffer.
2 am for me also
Ik im a month late but same😂
@@matthewrobinson9150 SAME HERE!! Don't know HOW I came down this rabbit hole….
It's one of those professions you never guess actually exists
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As a vet student with interest in cattle, your channel has helped me understand the importance of good hoof care and catching troubles early. So thanks a million 😄
Same here! Although I'm not that interested in cattle (planning to specialise in birds and reptiles) I really enjoy learning about it.
I aways see these cows hoofs soaked in this "green mud" whatever this compound is made of... , isn't it bad? I feel like he's trying to fix many situations caused by the set enviroment.
@@jurusco that's poop
Well good luck. There’s always a large animal vet and small animal vet here. lol
How's it going now?
I do acrylic and other nail extensions and when I'm stressed or worried I love watching this channel! Thank u so much for putting such positivity and originality on social media! We need more people like you influencing the world! ❤❤❤❤
I know nothing about cows or hoof trimming...But I love your videos. I feel it is because your being yourself and your a good guy who cares about his job and family. Your not putting on a fake personality just for views/likes. So I raise my beer to you in a toast Mr. Graham Parker, thank you for being you. Rock on !!
Those are my thoughts about this guy.
I agree 💯 % 🙂
Agreed 100%. I always rush to watch his videos lol
Me too!
Agree he is awesome ;)
It’s become a nightly routine to just watch whatever one of these videos is in my recommended before bed. This guy is always so happy. A perfect way to end the night!
That cow looked really surprised when she left the crush. Really surprised she had so much relief it looked like. 👍🏻
Mooo !
Hmm I seen no emotions, but I like a happy cow so I'm gonna take your word for it!!! 🐄 Got to love when human beings step in to help an animal that can't help itself. Especially domesticated animals that people are responsible for.
I like to believe they turn to say thanks
Looks back as if to say "what WAS dat ting!?!?"
@@christinek3122 definitely! Lol
Poor cow that had to hurt. So glad there are people like you to help these animals.
Biodegradable blocks! That´s so exciting! It´s been on my mind every time I´ve watched you put a block on so Im super happy these are now becoming a thing. Keep up the good work!
Again, I like your kind and professional approach to the animals. I think helping animals in pain is a noble profession.
I don't think I'd ever get used to the muck, mud, mess, and smell. You guys are so good at what you do. Keep up the good work. I enjoy watching.
I swear, don’t realize how truly lucky you are just to be able to trim your own toenails until you see something like this.
Awesome to see her walking at the end!
I’m glad you’re helping the cows to feel more comfortable.
Omg I had a sigh of relief when the pressure was clearly released.
Poor cow...
You do fabulous work!!
When did this become like a "Doctor pimple popper" channel? I'm happy you were able to help her pop this abscess
That’s honestly where I found the channel. Recommended it to me from one of hers.
i'd say panini and youtube's own weird algorithm... it seems to be popping up in a lot of peoples recommended...(myself included!!!)
I just hope TLC doesn’t try to make a show out of this channel
@@raydgreenwald7788 Thankfully Cows don’t tend to create a lot of drama.
ok never eat another cream egg again after that shit
enjoy watching you take a cow that's in obvious pain and helping her. She was walking much better with less pain. Keep up the good work.
Started with Dr. Lee popping ickies, moved on to the Toe Bro 'cause I have shite toesies and lately it's been hooves, hooves, hooves.
Thanks UA-cam for introducing me to things I never knew I'd enjoy watching. Once in a while this site isn't a giant turd.
The three musketeers of gross videos. Dr. Lee, Toe Bro and Hoof GP
You need to start watching ear extractions! It's like what in the world could be up there?!
Ditto😊
😂 same here. I’m subscribed to all three of them.
I thought I was unique 😂
Relieving an animals pain is a very noble and heroic occupation. Great videos thanks
I have actually cried when I have seen some of the videos with super messed up cow feet when they walk in, and then after you are done the walk out like they are fine, so because I know the cows can't tell you how blessed they are to have you taking care of their feet I will tell you for them. You are a blessing to all the cows and bulls you trim. THANK YOU, THANK YOU.💖
Thankful for people like you, who care for and about animals.
Just in case no one said it yet, I really appreciate the work you do on the cows. It’s obvious that the cow feels so much better. I actually get paranoid with the farms I live around when I can’t see a crush, and I’ll always go “I wonder how their hoof care is, I never see anyone trim the feet when I drive by”
@Trantor The Troll we get it dude you’re edgy
@Trantor The Troll rocket surgeon 🚀 👨⚕️
@@Seawitch555
What he said is true. Animals that experience stress, fear, and pain are filled with chemicals from their brains that can have an effect on the taste and toughness of the meat.
@@_jmv breh 💀
@@Seawitch555 They where not being edgy? They just want the cows to have the best life before they get killed? They just joked about it I a funny way
Used to work on a dairy farm in my younger days. These videos make me miss it tremendously. There is something so gratifying about working with those animals. I love your concern for the cows and their comfort. Keep up the amazing work. Both with the cattle and the videos
I have an uncle who was adopted at birth. He & his mom were victims of DV while he was still in the womb. Lots of health & mental issues all his life; wasn’t a great father to my cousins, unhappy marriage & divorce. Now later in life he has returned to working on a dairy farm after doing it for summer work in high school. My grandpa told me he is so happy working at the farm, even though he doesn’t make much. Your comment reminds me just of him. Sometimes it’s nice to be useful, and to be around animals and nature when life has been hard. Makes things soft again.
You and Craig’s enthusiasm and daftness is a real pick me up. Honestly the best videos to get us through this weird year. Fun to watch and relieving stress by seeing animals get the treatment they need. Love it.
I've been watching hoofGP for a while now, but I've noticed that most of the cows you help when they come out of the crush, I feel like everytime they turn around it's like they are telling you thank you.
It was good to hear you explain why initially you did not model out that damage in the affected hoof because the muck had an escape root. It was however good to see what was underneath the muck.
She looked so much happier after you fixed her up, great job. I love cows, they are so beautiful ❤️ Great video
I like seeing how you have to be SO detailed and sensitive even with this tools and such bug animals. It's a delicate process
Hello you have a keen eye recognizing the issue that’s causing the cow pain . Your experience since you were 15 years old has made you an artist of your trade and your videos of explaining is marvelous and awesome!!!! I enjoy them . I grew up in city , but now I reside in United State in Florida and live in quiet suburb I see more farm animals and enjoy the view . It helps me to admire your work and distract me from looking at those beautiful blue eyes God has bless you with and your beautiful family!!!❤🦋
You can tell she feels a whole world better just the way she's stepping around checking it out almost like she's dancing a little bit. 🤗😄
I love your videos. Never thought I would be binge watching hoof trimming and care. Very educational and fun to watch.
Nothing is quite so miraculous a cure as opening up an abscess! It does still require some healing time before it is really fixed, but to see one go from 3 legged hopping to relatively comfortable in seconds is amazing.
Nice job guys.. to even see a cow not feel pain these days makes this video a really good one.. thanks guys..
I'd be so paranoid learning how to trim hooves. Anyone who's cut their nails slightly too short knows the pain. And then the area is like 100 times bigger with a hoof.
Tom sent me 😜
Agreed. I remember how felt when I accidentally cut one of our dog's nails too short.
That's how I feel about my two pet rabbits. Especially the black one as her claws are too dark to see the Quick. One of the few things I will "waste" money on to have someone else do it.
@@RequiemPoete oml I feel you I had a rabbit that had dark claws and I was always so scared if I cut it to short
That's where good teaching and experience come in
It always shocks me when I see things like this. Most people wouldn’t think that cattle would need this kind of service. But seeing it and knowing why it’s done it makes so much sense. And animals even though they can’t say in words what’s wrong they have other ways of making it known. Ty for doing what you do every day and helping those that have no voice! You’re amazing for sure!
I love seeing the cows walk better and happier as much as you. Great videos Graeme
Okay but the jump and change outfit bit is so cute, they're just so happy and "Give a wee twirl!" is the cutest thing I've ever heard!
Graeme: Donut, you forgot your hat!
Craig: **snap**
Me: BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
She was walking much better and not needing to throw her head up. Great Job!!
Im Darrell in SC... I've gotten hooked on your show it's so great to see someone doing positive enlightenment for the animals
Love that you are using biodegradable blocks now 💕
She is feeling so much better. Continue your fantastic work and I will continue to pray for all of you. Caring for God's animals is a blessing.
I absolutely love every one of your videos, the quality of care you give to your cows is amazing, while I work on a stud regularly with farriers coming in and out weekly, the process is so similar at it's core. If the feet suffer, the animal suffers and when they're not happy they'll never be able to produce quality milk, or in horses cases, ride well. You're the backbone of the industry! Fair play.
It looked like she turned around to say thank you! How sweet she's so happy 😊! You rock GP!
Such a mood boost to just watch these vids, being educated by a hilarious teach
He is kind of a comedian ☺️ hilarious, for sure
I have watched your channel from the beginning, and WOW, you have really progressed in your tech skills!!!It was so incredible how much relief you brought to that poor girl. I got an abscess in the ball of my foot from stepping on a nail. It was sooooo painful! I just can’t imagine how much that was bothering her stepping on that with all her weight. Great job you two👍
You need to make a custom version of the intro song. It says "And I won't let it rush, when I see you dance and the moment comes." It should be "And I won't let it rush, when I see you dance by the cattle crush". Missed opportunity there :D
The other change needs to be "I fall into poo".
What is the real name of the song? And who sings it?
@@AnotherWittyUsername. Search up the original lyrics, and you will easily find it
@@AnotherWittyUsername. Houses on the Hill - Fall into You
This is a "lightworker". He cures the pain just by cleaning, shining bright the hooves, cutting off the bad portions, bringing them to the light. The healing starts. Your content is a beautiful metaphor on these new times. Thank you "The Hoof GP", I admire your spirit, "I see you care". This is the new normal for me.
I cant imagine the pressure/pain having an infection in a hoof would be. Your works really important, man. Cheers. ❤🍻🐄
I've haf a tiny callus misgrowth in my foot due to stepping on a punaise, cant imagine how these cows must hurt... may be they feel less, (them being on their hoofs all the time) but it must still hurt plenty. That said this channel feels like a marriage between crafts/skills and a pimple popper. :)
That crush is an amazing piece of equipment. Seeing your work is interesting and I am sure the bovines appreciate it
Cow walks out of crush: “Here comes the pain!”🥺
(Takes a step)
Cow: “Ow.....wait a minute!!!” No ow.😱🤭
(Stops. Takes another step)
Cow: “Yup! NO OW!”
(Spins in circles to be sure)
Cow: “OH YEAH! Watch out girls☺️ Momma, is back with a brand new shoe!”🤣
(Looks back)
Cow: “THANKS HOOF GP!”🥰🥰
🐂🐂🐂😅🥰😍
I had basically the same dialogue in my head 🌸
Yes and that greatful backwards look is precious! 🐄
I’ll remember that dude. Will go in any crush for him
I really like the music choices he uses in these videos. It’s calming and relaxing.
I wonder what would lead anyone to vote down this video. I find these types of videos satisfying. It’s good to see someone caring for animals as a career and because they care. This guy’s awesome. 👍
First time I've ever seen your channel but I'm immediately charmed. As a licensed vet tech ( or veterinary nurse in your part of the world), I completely get the joy that such a small thing making such a big difference brings.
I love this channel. Your passion for the job and the animals is absolutely infectious. Every time I watch one I feel like I've gone on an early morning gradeschool field trip. The feeling is hard to pinpoint, but it's really nice.
Since you asked, I’m a purchasing agent. Uncles on mother’s side were all farmers and had cattle, sheep, swine and horses. LOTS of scooping duty when I used to visit.
Look at that, not tossing her head back at all after it's all said and done, that is great to see. Gotta love that instant gratification. 😉👍
If Craig starts curling his hair you better watch out he’s gonna take your channel over!!!!
Hi Gp
I've done this kind of care to cows, pigs. In FFA (Future Farmers of America) is a 3 year class in high school. Im glad I was taught how to care for animals used for Agriculture. I think every student most learn how to care for live stock. You are a great teacher, and I hope you teach your skill to students in Agriculture
Tom Pemberton sent me. He said hi and thanks for letting him know about heating the foot and block to keep it on.
Oh, Graeme! I LOVE seeing how much better those poor girls feel after you’ve cared for their hooves. I also love your constant positivity, happiness, and how much you really care for these cows. God bless you and I hope you prosper beyond your wildest dreams. ❤️
Wow I’m so impressed by how much better she walked out than when she walked in. Kudos to you sir for helping this gal out and doing the fine job you do.
I'm a 56 years old that lives in Sea Lake, Victoria, Australia. Love watching your shows so keep up the great work. Yay to Aussie, Aussie, Aussie lmfao....😊😊
You are so good to these cows. You have a heart of gold. Im from Canton Ohio USA. Love watching you work. ❤
I just get so lifted after watching your videos. Your choice of music (which by the way is great)..the way you explain everything and how much you care about the Cows you work on and your bright and happy vibe is everything a person needs to brighten their day. You are the Man Graeme..I love it!
🤗🐄🖤🤍
You always make me appreciate what you do and how you help the animals and the farmers that own the animals
Just love seeing the cows get fixed up. What's amazing is that the blocks are biodegradable, who would have thought?!!!!
This channel is so interesting to watch! I have a personal horse and worked around horses for years, and he differences between the equine hoof and the bovine hoof are huge! For example, it seems like you can take a lot more off the bovine hoof at a single time than you could an equine hoof.
It is wonderful to see you working on these beautiful GOD GIVEN MILK GIVING ANIMALS AND ALL OF THE FARMERS WHO HAVE THE DAIRY FARMS AND WONDERFUL FELLOWS LIKE YOU WHO KEEP THEIR FEET HEALED. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.I LOVE 🐄 AND ALL ANIMALS ❤
I know we're all here for the gross stuff but I appreciate the commentary and education we get. Always love seeing how much better they are walking after your treatment.
Its amazing how you can tell whats a problem, and whats not. Excellent job. Love seeing them fixed up, and on their way🤘🤘💚
It still amazes me what kind of pain an animal can be in and still go on.
well, surprise, we all feel pain and deal with it
@@ikophi7093 do shut up🖕🏼
@@westaussie965 ??????? why are you mad dude ? just saying facts
They have a much higher pain tolerance than horses. We had a calf get stuck inside the birth canal of a cow back in the '70s when I worked on a horse farm. We found her wandering around her pasture eating with a hoof hanging out of her. What a time our vet had of catching her. She dragged him around until they were near a tree he was able to tie her up to. In the end, he had to reach in and pull the front leg of the calf into the right position and then he used a chain around the calf's ankles and winched her out. Cow and calf were both fine.
It's probably a survival mechanism. Any shown weakness will have predators singling you out
This man is the only animal care channel I watch that actually interests me
Everyone tagging Tom Pemberton Farm life here in the comments .....you're not funny ... its not big .... and its not clever ... 😅🤣😆
....for every one else .... you should go check out TOM PEMBERTON FARM LIFE youtube channel!!!! One of the nicest people you'd ever meet
Tom Pemberton sends his regards
Ha ha , ah well, he did say though, that it was a long standing joke between the pair of you. But, I have to disagree, it IS funny, and yes it could be huge for you in way of numbers and foot traffic to your page - not that you need any help. Your vlogs are informative and interesting, I always look out for them, along with TP, The Sheep Game and Sandi Brock(Canada) Keep up the good work :-)
Oh I will certainly check out dear sir
and it’s you’re not funny, not your not funny!
this channel is addictive, I completely disconnect from the world and I'm a 100% feeling with those cows 🥰🥰🥰
Such a humble lad! I grew up along side farriers and just love your setup, really enjoy the videos 👍🏻 🇦🇺
i love this guy so much, his commentary is spot on and he just is amazing at what he does mad props to you my man!
I absolutely love how when the hoof G.P finds a problem with a cows hoof how gently he is . Absolutely amazing 👏 also @Tom Pemberton farm life said Hello 👋
You're a good man.......you love your animals and make sure they are content. I'm guessing you're a good dad and husband too. Your family is blessed.
She kept turning around looking back at you! She knew you helped her!
"Now, I have to trim her other 4 feet 🤨 ... no I don't, I have to trim her other 3 feet 😄" 😂😂
What's the funniest thing you've ever seen on a farm.
Mine is when my dad was a relief milker and the bull used to just stay with the herd, even during milking, he would just about fit in the milking cubicles and have some feed.
He loved watching the cows go through and we would leave the parlour door slightly open to let him see. One day my sister was standing in the doorway with her back to the yard when Billy decided she was in the way of him watching so he put his head between her legs and lifted her clear off the ground between his horns.
Lots of farms I've worked on run bulls with the cows to 'mop up' after AI was over. Most wait at the back of the yard and are happy to be let out as you lock the cows in. Had a few bulls that would bail up with the cows. Freakiest though was the bull who would exit partway through milking by walking through the pit. Never got caught in the milklines or knocked anything over, would just weave his way calmly along the pit of a 25ASHB then up the steps and out.
First time it happened the guy I was milking with deliberately didn't warn me because it was a 'rite of passage' for the new workers to experience this without prior warning... dangerous for sure but also very telling of character lol
Needless to say I damn near crapped my pants at the brush of something behind me as I swung cups. Thinking it was my workmate, and then realising that was a nope as I saw him further down the pit, I turned and was faced with a Hereford bull, who was my height at the shoulder, calmly walk past without a care in the world.
Holishiiiit 😳
I work nights. And morning on Saturday so been up for a long time. This genuinely helps us sleep. Thanks you both. Great channel. All the best
Ha ha Tom P gave you a shout out... I think you'll have to pay him another visit for a few lessons. For me watching you both on a Friday night is how I roll... the perfect evening. A bonus if Cammy sheep game and Midwestern hoof trimmer post videos too. Great video Graeme & Craig 👍👍🤗
Good stuff and I'm a guy that works on a tugboat... I like that you care so well for the animals.
I absolutely love your videos! I stumbled across your page quite by accident. Now I'm a faithful viewer. Thank you a million for taking care of God's critters!
4am for me but anytime is a good time to watch HGP, I try and get a daily dose in, its never too late for a bit of hoof trimming!
I love the way you care about these animals, you have a heart of gold! 👍
I came for the abscess popping,now I come too see you help those cows relieve any amount of pain
I never thought I would be watching something like this and it’s actually comforting it calms you it’s crazy Plus I love Graham he’s like one of the best.
67 year old American woman and love you and your videos!
LOVE the channel - not a farmer AT ALL but like watching your and Craigy Boy work. Also like listening to your speech as it is different than here in Iowa. Love seeing the sights as your travel as well. PS - TP said to say "HI" as you had helped him out with one of his cows.
Ur a good man, sir. Theres no question that u genuinely care about those animals and their condition.
I’m so glad I found this channel. I’ve watched so many videos and I’m hooked. Love cows and all animals ❤️❤️
Morning coffee and a hoof abscess … I can’t stop watching this channel!,
Great job!! She does look like she is doing so much better thanks to you.
She deffo looks a lot more comfortable bless her cant wait for her next update, great job lads ...
Great work and great care of the animals! I find myself cheering when you are able to ease the pain of the cows! This has been fascinating. Thank you! Thank you!