Hey folks - hope you're all fantastic!!!!!

@karinaasa402

Жыл бұрын

I´m great ( spelling...?) from Sweden

@kimberlymoxley104

Жыл бұрын

Not yet....but I'm getting there!

@XxxJaneXxx

Жыл бұрын

Yes thank you…..especially now your getting a book out!!

@redfishtex738

Жыл бұрын

Hey GP how are you holding up with all the Green Initiatives going on over there? I'm not trying to get political but are things going to affect your business?

@marias3387

Жыл бұрын

I'm fine thanks 🙂 Hope you and your family also feel good ❣ From Sweden with Love 🤗

Love how the cow looks back at you after the trim is done. I think they know that you just made their feet more comfortable and are thanking you by looking back before leaving. I love and really enjoy watching your videos; from NB Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️

@westzed23

Жыл бұрын

I agree. From Red Deer AB 🇨🇦🐃

@randallsmerna384

Жыл бұрын

Or it might be that the cow is looking back to memorize the face so that next time it catches him alone she'll trample him! 😂😂😂😂😂

@Drux.i

Жыл бұрын

@@randallsmerna384 Either or 😂😂😂😂 graham will have to watch his back!

@SmaxyMiguel

Жыл бұрын

The cow was just curious who the weird guy with the camera is.

@dianehillman7808

Жыл бұрын

They're looking back and thinking, "What was that?!!"

So I'm not a farmer or in anyway associated with animals. I had no idea that I would find these so satisfying to watch. Your passion for the care of these cows really shows. Thanks for the great content.

@Jakub-kw1rx

Жыл бұрын

Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever

@ismailbinici889

Жыл бұрын

Porfek

@BxRomeo_Killuminati

Жыл бұрын

Same

@ohasis8331

Жыл бұрын

ditto

I am reminded of the line, "A stitch in time saves nine." When simple problems aren't caught and changed, one problem layers on another problem and it gets to something like you have in this video. I am sincerely hoping you can find your way through to a workable repair, even if it takes multiple trims to get there. I am glad you explain that this cow had an ankle infection that started distortion. For her, the result was uncomfortable but comfort can be restored to a large degree. That was a pretty normal walk when she got out out of the crush. Nice work.

I love it when the cows turn around after testing out their new trim. Saying “thanks for the help and relief “. What great feeling that must be.

@TJay41

Жыл бұрын

I don’t know anything about the hoof length, but I can tell that is far from normal

@RageOfTheTiger

Жыл бұрын

She did seem quite relieved

@lavishlyvice

10 ай бұрын

if anything that cow is grateful this guy finally did the one thing its owner should have had taken care of AGES ago. it's going back to its life wading through feces until something else gets infected or overgrown again, like every other cow on this guys channel.

@rikcab

Ай бұрын

*I was going to write that!* 🤣

Graham where is your eye protection? You lose your sight you lose your job of taking care of all those cow’s. I found the HGP by accident and have been watching all your videos, and a few of the other shows like the HGP. Yours by far is the best one, and I look forward to your next video so remember, safety first. For you and the crew along with the 🐂🐂🐂

@HansLasser

Жыл бұрын

Was just thinking that too!

@zootybeano

Ай бұрын

First thought I had too.

Wow! That was a doozie! She walked out smooth as can be. Yeah Team Graeme! 👍🇺🇸❤️

I always love to see the girls turn around when you’re done helping them. I believe they can feel the difference and look back to figure out what just happened to make things better. If a cow could say thank you, this is the way they’d do it. 🐄❤️🐄

So glad she's walking better. It was nice to see her realize, "That normal feeling I get from my foot as of late isn't there anymore. I feel so much better." It's just so nice to see her reaction like that.

I love it when you show the girls walking after their pedicure!

I always think that look back at you after you've sorted their feet out is a thank you.

It brought tears to my eyes when she took a few steps, realized how different she felt and stopped to turn around and looked as if to "thank you".

Wow great trim you can actually still see the cow lifting her leg higher, compensating for the overgrowth. Im sure she’s happy you helped her

So cute how she backed out of the crush! Good thing there was no oncoming traffic! Love, love, love your curls….wish you’d wear eye protection.

KZread needs a HEART button just for the HoofGP. Your content is better than any network programming. Please keep up the wonderful videos. ❤️❤️

Thank you for checking and checking to make sure it looks good for her to walk on and especially thank you for not rushing and taking your time for her sake. You are truly up above all. I have cows (Florida, USA) and have never had to have their hooves worked on.

I love that you talk directly with the farmer about why and how the cow's claw contorted that way! You change these cow's lives for the better making them more comfortable.

@conniepfannerstill817

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully the farmer will now take better care of this cow and others in his care.

What you do to help these cows is wonderful!!

I love all the compassion you have for these gentle giants. Thank you for all that you do to keep them happy.

Really good job Graham. What a difference that trim made. Your explanations make the video so much more interesting, and the do help the viewer understand what is going on. ( Well, they help me anyway ) I’m sure she felt immediately better. Another ‘feel good’ video. Thanks for posting Graham.

Thank you for your great compassion for animals! It was at the end, and I noticed yet another "look back in gratitude". A beautiful video!

This video surely illustrates the knowledge and experience needed to be an excellent hoof trimmer. Another trim well done! Keep 'em coming.

Graham, I LOVE your videos and how caring you are towards the animals! You do a fantastic job and those cows are lucky to have you in that beautiful area. I wish you'd wear your eye protection more often tho... all that debris flying around is an eye injury waiting to happen! Don't make me come over there and give you a 'seeing to' ! LOL....seriously tho.... EYE PROTECTION PLEASE... all the time! The cows need you !

@RiffRaffMama.

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing!

@zackhudson5172

Жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 Kandi. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado,, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

Thank you for what you do. I am a retired farmers wife in Kentucky. With Setting up my garden for the fall and winter it makes for a busy day. It’s actually relaxing to Watch someone take such good care of animals.

When you first put the grinder to the overgrown horn, my thought was " where in that overgrowth is the foot?" I was concerned that you may cut into it trying to alleviate the overgrowth. But all of my knowledge of cattle feet comes from watching you and I knew you would take care of her. That you.🙂

I'm not a farmer, I'm not even sure how your videos popped up in my feed but I'm so glad they did! Such great work and absolutely fascinating to watch, I'm now watching these daily before I go to bed 😁 Keep up the great work, you're AMAZING!! 😍

@lisamyers4253

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same. It’s so satisfying to watch the transition!

A great video-again!! I appreciated the music’s volume: it was relaxing and didn’t interfere with the main content. Thank you for making these; I’m a professional counselor and trying to decide if I need therapy for enjoying something so far removed from who I am! 😂 I think your authenticity is the magnet . . .

Mad respect for the care and love you have for these animals. 🤜

There’s something always oddly satisfying about watching you and the crew work, sometimes makes me wish I could work out there

Another interesting case, for sure! A job well done! Congrats! And I enjoyed your comments on why the hoof was deformed, thanks.

@zackhudson5172

Жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 Nancy. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado,, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

Someone needs to help me because I can’t figure it out. I can’t stop watching these hoof trimming videos, I’m mesmerized. I send them to my brother and he thinks I’m nuts.

Love watching your videos, my grandpa had farms in Brazil all his life and every time we were there I was helping, miss waking up 6am to drink warm milk direct from cow to my mug, good memories.

Look how much better she walks. So happy you were able to give her the best treatment and make her days better.

*Thank you for your service* in helping keep these cows as comfortable as possible. ❤️

Graeme you show so much love and compassion to these cows. That is why I love your videos! Your compassion for animals that too many people think are stupid and ignorant, when in reality, they are in a lot of ways, smarter than dogs! They also are more loving and protective of their master. Cows are amazing! Keep up the great work and continue to put out great videos like this one. 👍👍!

I think I’m one of the few subscribers that actively searched for cow trimming videos. I started watched farrier videos in horse trimming for years and decided to see if any other animals had foot care like that and they do. So glad I found your channel. You’ve got a lot more personality than the other people I’ve watched which makes it a lot more entertaining to watch

One of the BEST hoof trimming videos I've seen! (I have watched a few LOL). Well done!!

That's OK you can fix anything. Do people ever ask to bring a single cow to you? Do you ever go to small farms with 1-10 cows? How is the bull that lost the whole bottom of his hoof. I cried when he couldn't get up. It was so heat wrenching. I was so afraid he would have to be put down, but like always you fixed him up. Thank you for what you do.

@TheMrCC21

Жыл бұрын

As much as hoof trimmers want to, they can't fix everything. That's the reality of it. When they can't fix it, they try to keep them as comfortable as possible with each visit. Between visits, some farmers do the best they can to keep them comfortable.

@westzed23

Жыл бұрын

Graeme bought a second crush. This one. It's small enough that he can operate it on his own. Now he can go to farms to check out individual cows and fix them up, or work emergency calls, or do rechecks. Then he can catch up with Craigie and brother-in-law to continue working the regular herds. 🐃🐄🐂💜

@azoreaneve4777

Жыл бұрын

he's had at least one episode where he went to trim someone's singular pet cow. but stuff like that seems to be mostly favours for friends/the community.

@brendahouston7830

Жыл бұрын

@@azoreaneve4777 yea I saw that episode. I think she was a long time friend of his dads

@richardwhitman6066

Жыл бұрын

@@westzed23 this is his 3rd crush. They still have the one Craigie boy laid over and the KVK. This crush has the single belly band so can only lift one back foot at a time.

I love your genuine concern for the cows. People may only see them as a cow but they deserve a quality of life too. Helping them and caring for them like you do is very reassuring. Keep up the great work.

What a precious sweetheart! Thank you for helping these helpless animals! God bless you and your work!!!

Did a fantastic job. Thank you for helping her. And it’s nice the cows say thank you.

I am so glad these cows have a great hoof trimmer, they deserve the best because they work 24/7 for the farmers. I love your videos please keep it up your doing amazing work! ❤️💜💚😎

@zackhudson5172

Жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 Lauralie. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado,, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

You are so amazing with these babies. Hugs and prayers that you’re able to continue helping all the animals that you see

G'day mate from Australia! Stumbled across your videos by accident and I'm totally hooked! So fascinating to watch you work, your explanations of what your doing and the follow ups. Thank you for sharing this unknown yet so important service to the Agricultural sector.

Always love your videos, as a bioveterinary student at uni ❤️

Thank you for providing wholesome, entertaining, and educational content. In a world of politically or socially driven tidal waves, my family and I can just enjoy the current of what you provide. Thank you, Mr. Parker. 🍻

@mandybrooks5789

Жыл бұрын

Why did they let Her feet overgrow? That’s so cruel

Your videos are so interesting, such a skilled hoof trimmer. I asked my Mom when we milked cows if we had problems like this. We had Holsteins too and she said we did not but our climate here in Iowa (USA) is not wet and humid like Scotland. It makes me feel so good inside to see these cows put on the road to recovery. Thank you for taking care of all the "Moo cows"!

TheHoofGP is the man! This was amazing. I'm from Oklahoma where our cattle mean the world to us. I didn't even know this hoof trimming was a thing until I started watching you. Keep up the great work!!

That was gratifying to watch. She was walking so well at the end. 😊

@getin3949

Жыл бұрын

It's funny that no one is accusing the farmer of animal abuse. This is abuse to let an animal go that long without being cared for. He should be reported!

@Jakub-kw1rx

Жыл бұрын

Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever

So sweet, how she looks back at you, Graeme…as if to say: “Dude…how did you do that? Feels great - Thank you”. Like so many others have said…you’ve really got us hooked, Graeme. It’s like Veterinary Biology meets Detective work meets Art form. And all underlined with your care and concern for these bovine beauties, and your clients. This isn’t a job…it’s a calling, like Nursing or being a Vet. You have to be willing to put up with a lot of crap (in your case, manure) but you do it because you know you can make a difference. Well Done !

Hands down one of my favorite farrier videos, you did a fabulous job with her and she thanked you for it ...

You are a joy to watch. Your commentary and comon sense are refreshing. Please dont stop or ever change. 😊

As a dairy farmer in NZ mate, Been watching your videos for couple of months and you and your family do amazing job with the girls mate.

What a difference! I love what you do on these videos!

I know nothing about caring for cows. You make it very interesting. Thank you! I could listen to you talk all day- loving the accent!

One of the reasons I love watching this, with having nothing to do with livestock, is because of the genuine love & compassion that GP has for these beautiful creatures. To see him doing what he loves; making sure these animals lives as comfortable & hoof health shape as possible. All the while, educating the YT community that didn't know this was a thing and others (who did) tips and exchanging methods. Sometimes, we can get to see actual good people who have humanity in their souls. Unfortunately, some people forget about that.

Fantastic job, man. Great to see her walking like that again! 👌

Good to see these repairs bring a better gait to her walking. Another great job, Graeme! I am missing the jokes and verbal bantering of you and Craig!

Man the way you treat the animals with kindness and compassion is great to see. New subscriber!

Wonderful trimming! So cute how she turns around to say thank you.

This cow is getting happier by the second

Hi Graham, you do such a fantastic job with these cows.

You’re great at your job Graem! This foot looks 💯% better, the way the big girl looks back to you at the end of the video is always with gratitude.

Wow! That girl looks back at you saying hey! Whatever u just did feels great, we r now friends. Love it and thank you so much for the care u take in each cow, bull, buffalo u trim.

She can't say thank you but I can. thank you for helping her and working on her feet. I really enjoy watching you do this for cows.

An outstanding job. Amazing video. She looks so much better and more comfortable. New Hampshire, USA.

Fantastic job! I can see the gratitude in that cow’s eyes when she looked back at you. It’s wonderful to see how you help these cows with such care and kindness.

A man with endless compassion. Love your videos. Much love.😔

Great job Graeme!

Good job thank you for helping this cow I love watching videos like this

Thanks for this video. Seems like there are endlessly different scenarios when it comes to cow hooves. I am always drawn in to watch another. Your commentary is relaxing, and the music you play is outstanding. I think what I really am enjoying to watch is the art form that you display with your hands. You create a bit of beauty with every trim. Thank you for sharing that. I will watch for as long as you post. New Hampshire, USA

That was a huge foot....I cant believe how well it turned out after you had finished with her. Glad she had no underlying problems, great job 💛💛

Thank you for the unusual trim! This was fascinating to view!

I just love the way they stop and look back as if to say “thank you.”

After watching one of your videos about a dairy farm that makes Millionaire Shortbread ice cream, I looked it up. Been making the non-ice cream version and it has become everyone’s favorite. Also, it has become my favorite story to tell how I found out about it 😂

I really appreciate the care you take with the animals you work with. You can tell you really care about their well being and comfort.

GRREAT JOB GRAHAM!!!👌😃 THAT SWEET GIRL EVEN TURNED AROUND AFTERWARDS TO SAY "THANK YOU"!!!...DID YOU CATCH IT??...SOO SWEET!!!😍💜💕🐄🐂🐃😊🙋🙏➕👍👌🇺🇸

@zackhudson5172

Жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 Lisa. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Zack Hudson and am from Denver Colorado,, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl

Love the videos keep up the great work!! Mi regards from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷.

My gosh, you're so wonderful. I've thought 💭 about this often and I have often thought too that the Wild Steer's and Wild Horse's had this Hoof and Claw problem about overgrown shape. I'm sure glad to see you.

Was amazed to find out u stay in my area delivered flooring to your house today been watching u since lockdown 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Dang. That’s a knarly hoof!

Hiya 🌞, enjoy your trim,as usual- please take care and wear your safety goggles!😊 Regards, J.I.M.K Mrs. Australia ❤ 🇦🇺

I live in the U.S., but zI Absolutely Love watching your videos! The passion you have for all these cows is Awesome! Thank you for sharing your story with All of Us! I don't know if there is anyone here who shares that kind of passion for animals, but I Truly Appreciate your Love of them! Again, Thank you Gram!

I’ve been subscribed 2 ur channel 4 a long time & I don’t even know the first thing about cows feet but I love watching u work ur so kind & compassionate towards the cows ur treat. I really admire ur dedication

It seems to me that you and your hoof trimming team are getting a little lax about safety matters. The last 3 videos Mr Farmer Husband and I have noticed that you haven't been using your safety masks. It just takes 1 fractious cow or slight slip of the grinder to cause damage. Be very careful. PS great job on this little lady's hoof.

@mikedale1586

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same!

@redwitch12

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad I wasn't the only one noticing the lack of safety glasses or face shield, with all those shards of horn flying around...

@michelehall9283

Жыл бұрын

Yip noticed that as well.

@k3rryl33

Жыл бұрын

eye protection should ABSOLUTELY be worn at least when using the grinder.

How long would it take for a hood to get to that length? I’m curious how the farmer didn’t notice it was before it got to that stage.

@COYSMike

Жыл бұрын

was going to ask the same

@brendahouston7830

Жыл бұрын

It was probably a cow bought at auction. I think they get a little better price if the cow needs attention

@mytech6779

Жыл бұрын

@@brendahouston7830 That just passes the question to the previous owner.

@jamesabbot-cole6814

Жыл бұрын

If they were obtained at auction it can often happen. Places that breed them can often not worry too much about them as they only have them for short term and it will be the farmer's problem.

@Jen39x

Жыл бұрын

It may have been on pasture since early last spring and no one looking her over closely. She’s a beef cow not milking.

I am just amazed how compassionate and well you take care of these cows. My husband thinks I've done lost my mind watching as I'm a old lady with no cows lol... But I find your job fascinating! I'm addicted to ya hehe

I Always love seeing you help these animals so much..Your magic my brew!!

First, let me send condolences for the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Second, that hoof was incredible! It's clear the infection left scarring in the ankle, and warped the hoof growth. I hope that's temporary. You do fantastic work, and it's obvious the cattle are grateful, as seen in those looks back. Cheers!

Biggest hoof ever.. and no face shield ! You’re going to lose an eyeball

Great work Graeme, so glad they have your expertise.

That looks like one happy cow. Thank you for sharing!

GP, what is it going to take to have you wear eye protection during every trim? If you can’t do it for yourself, do it for all of the people who depend on you and all of the people (like me), who care about you! ❤

@j_tokyo

Жыл бұрын

I don’t know cows or cows’ hoofs, but I’m willing to bet that getting one of those specks in your eyes would be very unpleasant.

OMG!?! How does something like this even happen??? Poor girl must have been miserable for a very long time!!! I'm just glad you were able to help her!!! Praying she makes a full recovery!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Even her bag doesn't look good...☹

My favorite part is always when those sweet cows turn at the end & with those big eyes seem to say,"thank you Graeme for helping me to feel better, I love my new pedicure"! 🖤🐄🤍🐂🤎

Grateful is all over that look back, you’re awesome thank you.

From notification bar ...your thumbnail looked sooO wrong💀💀💀

I love these videos! For three decades, I rode and trained competition horses. GP's equivalent in the horse industry is a farrier. A good farrier was worth their weight in gold! "No hoof, No horse"! Our veterinarians and farriers would often consult with each other for a course of action. We relied on our farrier as an indispensable member of our team!

I think thats the longest overgrown hoof I've seen. She looked quite happy when she was all finished. I think that she will be glad to see you stop by again to do her pedi!

Didn't take her long to realise she no longer had to lift her leg as high to walk. She initially was lifting that leg high, but by the end back in her pen, she was walking normally. Great outcome.