I can sympathise fully with this poor girl. I have a progressive degenerative joint disease. My left foot is literally how you described the inside of her foot! On an X-ray all the bones in my foot are fully and semi- fused together and the connective tissues are all over the place. So, what I’m getting at here is …….. I want a block too please!!

@sherrilynn6222

9 ай бұрын

Oh my goodness. I'm so sorry your foot is so painful.

@emmamay713

9 ай бұрын

May God bless you with some kind of relief! 🙏

@QueenSunstar

9 ай бұрын

The poor girl! That claw reminded me of my childhood cat’s claws. They were not shaped right. My cat couldn’t retract them, and he kept getting infections under the claws. The Vet suggested declawing, and we agreed. My cat, a kitten back then, went from wanting to be carried constantly and laying in his bed all day to rambunctious and crazy active kitten once he healed. His paws didn’t hurt anymore. I’m against declawing for the most part but there are situations when it’s needed, and I accept that. Another good reason for it is in cases of extra toes, when the claw in question is causing injury to the toe next door. I do wonder if it might be possible to remove the affected claw entirely though.

@nene00760075

9 ай бұрын

​@@QueenSunstar yes it is possible to remove the claw, and in some cases it is done. He has an older video showing a cow who had an amputation. In this case, they may have decided against it, the farmer and the vet I mean, because it may be able to be managed without it.

@elynedyoung7206

9 ай бұрын

I do sympathise with you but I think that you’d have to grow two more legs to get comfortable with a block. Good luck with your journey xx

I have found myself obsessed with watching your videos ever since I discovered your channel about 3 weeks ago. I get sucked into each and every video. I have even found myself wanting to learn more about what you do day in and day out. I spent 10 years as a vet tech for small animal clinics but never got the chance to work with larger animals. I am amazed at how knowledgeable you are in your field of work. Mad props, my friend! Keep up the awesome work making these animals' lives much more comfortable. ❤❤

@christinawhiting6480

9 ай бұрын

Unfortunately though, I find them to be just too short . But either way yes they are awesome and super addictive to watch. I am at the point of going back to the older stuff and watching them again

@reallyyesreally

9 ай бұрын

I agree. I was hooked from the first video I watched a while ago. ❤❤❤😊😊😊

@AuskaDezjArdamaath

9 ай бұрын

Fell int9 this KZread rabbit hole during pandemic 😆 still watching!

@leahsturdevant7651

9 ай бұрын

Me too

@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar

9 ай бұрын

Welcome to the herd! Bunch of us have been here from nearly the beginning and I think a lot of us were sent here during the pandemic. I hope you have a lovely experience because the Hoof GP is a really wonderful human.

The person who invented those pads and glue deserves a medal, it’s fantastic. And I am totally addicted to this channel. Wondering what happened to the cows before this great chap arrived on the scene !!!

@CynthiaNye.6005

Ай бұрын

HGP collaborated with a company to create the green glue. ❤❤

It looked like you were carving on a petrified coconut with a dull pen knife! It looked a lot better when you were done. Kudos!

@pyrobeast_jack

Ай бұрын

PETRIFIED COCONUT HAHAHA

im a city boy, mathematician, and rocket/laser research sorta guy,,,,but im watching your work and dont understand it all but the part i do understand is that you have a tenderness and caring for these creatures,,,and your work is surely a miracle come to life in most of these cases,,,,,thank you for doing what you can, and having the skills to know what is required,,,,my hat is off to you in a big big way,,,,bill in alabama

Hopefully this cows owner when the cow passes away can donate that foot to have a college like study it. And have it as a anatomy case study. Such a unique hoof.

So glad Graeme and Craigie Boy are there to being relief and get this cow's hoof trimmed properly.

I’d just like to say that I’m always annoyed by “click bait” titles/thumbnails/video intros. I love that you’re not posting “click bait”, you’re actually making truthful comments, overviews and predictions for the videos you post. Thank you for being so straight forward on your channel. It just shows that you care more about providing educational and interesting videos and not just doing this for “likes”.

@lynnegee6814

9 ай бұрын

Very much this about "click bait" titles. Keep it honest!

@purukumi4957

9 күн бұрын

It is written in a clickbait way, but it also is truthful, so I suppose it's a bit of both. But truthful clickbait is better than lying

There is something very satisfying about seeing the misshapen and overgrown claws cut away and neatly trimmed. 🙂 this cow even seemed to understand that you were making her feel better, she never seemed to complain about the crush or your handling👍🏻

Do you suppose a WaterPik (dental cleaning device) could help clean out those deeper wounds? The spray is pretty gentle but very focused. Or maybe get a pulses lavage system like they use to clean wounds on humans. Sorry for suggesting. I’m a retired RN and CWS (Certified Wound Specialist). Always trying to find a better way to care for wounds.

Whoever is running your camera on this one deserves some praise. Those angles were hard to get at And they did a great job!!

@CynthiaNye.6005

Ай бұрын

Probably Cragie-boy... ❤

@davyt0247

12 күн бұрын

Probably Craig.

My uncle's have cows 🐄. I told them about you. Last I saw them, they remarked much they learned a 6:46 fter watching your videos . I had horses but watch your video every time I get a chance..daily. Lily Florida USA 🇺🇸

I think we need to start the support group. I'm obsessed, too. Can I say I just love listening to you and Kevboy and craigy boy. Hoof gp family ❤

I am speechless and amazed at how you are trying to fix her hoof thanks Graham

The reason why I enjoy watching your show is because you are a very good person 😃

Cheeky monkey! Bless her heart...she stood for you trimming her hoof on the floor of the crush. She didn't even offer to kick out. Thanks for what you boys do!

Fascinating trim! I love that Graeme was trying to get her to move and she looked round as if to say "excuse you?"

Uncomfortableness is the new "purple burglar alarm." Love your channel!

My daughter wants to go into animal help one day. She’s been adamant about it for years. She’s still too young for a particular focus. So I’ve been using your videos to show her that proper animal care is real, important, gross, tedious, and unfortunately sometimes ineffective. But it can also be oh so gratifying when done right.

I love watching you work. My ex was a hoof trimmer and it reminds me of listening to his day and the Scottish accent is an awesome bonus

I’m a retired RN (47 years) how I found this channel boggles my mind but I find myself addicted to watching Graeme fix these poor girls feet !

@lindahollister5530

3 ай бұрын

Please, please fix all of them. Thank you, very interesting 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

Love watching you, Craig and Kevin. I'm in South Africa. Only seen your old videos. Nice to catch the new ones. Just a house wife that enjoys you looking after the cows feet

@AK20741

9 ай бұрын

No such thing as 'just a housewife' Politician, events manager, diplomat, chef, domestics service manager, chauffeur, fashion adviser, first aider.....should I continue? Pat yourself on the back please 👏

@piaogilvie8463

9 ай бұрын

@@AK20741 I wanted to write something to comment on the 'just a housewife', but you've done it to perfection🙂

@AK20741

9 ай бұрын

@@piaogilvie8463 Thankyou. 😊 Women are extraordinary aren't they? So many get little credit 💐

@juliepilkington9173

9 ай бұрын

Wonderful comment. As a housewife myself, it made my day

Some days I swear I am the same. English may be my first language but pronunciation or just finding the word my brain searches for is just not possible! Thank you so much for brightening my day and that little cows day too!

I just love how you make the cows more comfortable

When u brought her foot down and took as much as you could off and out of that crack my first words were "Wow that's freaking beautiful it looks like it's gonna heal nicely." I know it will never be normal again but Graeme u have the magic touch when it comes to hooves❤

I really want to commend you on how much you care about these cows shows that it's not just a job. I see how compassionate you are and how caring you are with these beautiful animals

Craigyboy living his best life helping Graeme with cows so the cows can live their best life.

The farmer might think twice on breeding that cow ~ could have something genetic going on there (?) This is the hardest hoof you have worked on. Good job as always. Some of the vet shows on (Canadian/ USA) television that show problems with cow hooves we say "Where is the Hoof GP, he is needed on this vet show." ;-) 🙂

@platedlizard

9 ай бұрын

You have up breed a dairy cow to get milk, not breeding her=sending her to slaughter when she dries up. It was probably an injury however , not genetic

I'm always humbled by the care and attention you show these animals... I mean even craigy's deserve love right 🤷‍♀️🤣 (Sorry Craig 😊)

Poor girl!!! I can't imagine the pain she's been in!!! How very very sad!!! You did a great job with what you had to work with!!! Continued prayers!!! Stay blessed!!! Love you guys so much!!!🥰💖❤️🤗

@platedlizard

9 ай бұрын

It probably doesn’t hurt that much actually

Wow, you did such an awesome job of managing this cow’s deformed hoof. It looks way better and she looks so comfortable walking after your trim! Love your videos!

Hi Graham and Craig I watch all your videos and your explanations are spot on but can I just your 2 very likeable true Scottish lads doing a grand job proud of your work and you make me extremely proud the way you represent Scotland and the farming industry. As my late father would say honourable men you can trust . Eva /West Lothian 👏👏👍🏼

You are without a doubt a master of the craft. Your caring attitude and skillful hands should be praised. I know that the cows eventually enjoy being pain free and I hope the farmers realize you saved their investment and a valued member of their family.

Every cow, bull or heifer that goes through your crush is helped & loved by all of you. They ALL walk away maybe not healed but much better than when they entered. You all are amazing. I’m from Birmingham and rule of thumb not many Cattle live in Birmingham. Your videos are eye openers for us big city dwellers.😊

Craigie Boy IS awesome! 👏👏😃 So is the care you guys give these lovely cows❣️Well done, gentlemen! 👍👏😍

Uncomfortableness! 😆 🤣. Thank you Craigie-Boy for making a good day even better. Please keep me updated on her progress. Great hoofing considering her deformity.

I'm always impressed by the amount of care you bring to these cows.

Her hoof looked so painful to walk on prior to her trim. Afterwards, you cleaned it up tremendously. You do such wonderful work. All of you guys seem to really care about the well-being of the animal, which is so genuine and heartfelt. Keep up the great work !!!❤ from Florida

Love the videos! please, keep them coming😊

She’s such a beautiful girl…and so sad she’s struggling with that hoof! I hope that between you, the farmer and the vet, something can be done, so that her condition can be managed at least! Greetings and love from Seattle. 🙂

You’ve done a great job getting this foot to some level of comfort. This damage is not going to improve greatly, just important to keep her pain free to continue production at her best rate. If I were a heifer, I’d be quite happy after that manicure!

Another great job 💖 Hopefully people will realsie one day that just because a animal has a issue eg this cows hoof it doesnt mean that the owner is neglectful if he was he wouldnt have you out trimming the cows hooves and he certainly wouldnt let you video it, like humans animals have accidents and sometimes they result in life long "deformaties". Keep up the great vids 💖

This can happen with human finger and toe nails too actually! Trauma to the nail/nailbed can cause it to grow strangely indefinitely and all you can do to treat it is regular maintenance or remove the nail entirely.

@Cricket2731

7 ай бұрын

There's a lot of equivalent "hoof work" on Toe Bro. Jonathan does humans, Graeme does cows.

Graeme you do an awesome job on any cow you come across!! It’s fascinating to watch a cow go from really bad feet to good feet after your trimming. Well done. I’m sure the cows are very grateful!!

I wince for the poor cows while watching these videos, but I always come back for each new one.

Always fun to look in on what you and Craig are doing and what a great friendship you two have. Cheers boys!

@dkbold9399

9 ай бұрын

They're in-laws too 😊

Excellent work 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦

I am constantly amazed by your skills and in the making of small miracles for these cows. This episode is remarkable...I didn't think anything could make that cow's hoof look and function within the range of normal...but you did it. Thank you for making this cow's life a lot easier!

You have a very mesmerizing voice when telling all about what you are doing. I love the stories. Just recently about your new funny looking dog, the maine coone 😂😂😂i think your Mrs HGP (Ashley) is a real Cutie. My sister, her hubs and i and a smattering of reletive will be in your neck of the woods in about 2 yrs. We've been planning for 5 yrs. I hope we can all meet at some pub or eatery and become friends. And of course any time you guys and gals are near Lexington Virginian, you will be our guests.

I can’t tell u how many times I hold my breath watching certain moments 😂

Frankly I’m amazed at how much you were able to trim off that medial claw. As always, thanks for sharing and showing us how you manage untreatable cases.

Sooo glad she's in your care. God bless you & Craig.

That was a pretty good repair considering the conditions.

Great job! Your compassion for the animals comes through with every trim - Well done.

It is an art, and speaks to your skill, that you make this look easy! More than once I've found myself thinking, "I could do this! I SHOULD do this." And then I remember that if this video has smell-o-vision I'd change my mind...and that's before I consider the depth and breadth of knowledge you've had to accumulate to do this well. Thank you for the videos!

What an interesting trim. It looked so much better afterwards! 🐄💕

You're funny and your videos always make me laugh. Who knew I'd like this kind of stuff! 😊

Glad you finally figured out the word discomfort lol. I was watching thinking it's discomfort. I like the words you and Craig were creating.

wow, I start this video 24 SECONDS after it is posted! Excellent work, Graham!

Sometimes I ask myself why I keep watching this channel but I just do and I know there are many reasons: • The pure empathy part of it, seeing you helping all your 'ladies' or 'girls' with their problems • The professionalism you expose • Your dedication to do the _best of what you can do_ based on knowledge and experience • Your humor • Your intelligence I guess humorous people are intelligent 🤔 don't know if intelligent people necessarily are humorous though🤔 Btw. I just trimmed my own nails "✂️💅🏻"

@annamarielewis7078

8 ай бұрын

It’s because he’s so handsome, init? 😜

Glad you could help make her more comfortable!

Oh wow it looked more like a overgrown donkey hoofs , she was walking way better after thank you graham 😊❤❤

I'm amazed by all of these videos, and the amazing job that you do with all of the cattle that have gone through your crush. When they get out and turn back to look at you feels like they are saying thank you. It's awesome. Thank you!

I loved watching you hold the camera while trimming up the inside top of that hoof towards the end of the video - you are clearly watching your work work, not your camera work, and that's great. The fact that she stood is also fantastic to see - she was absolutely comfortable with all of your interferance. Great job!

What a fantastic video Graeme what a learning moment

You are so kind and gentle when you work on their hooves. Love seeing you & Craigie Boy banter! Love your videos!🩵😊🩵

@therealityishere2461

9 ай бұрын

According to the Bible God says: "Behold, this is my servant, whom I have chosen, my beloved, in whom I am well pleased. I will put My Spirit upon Him and He will declare justice to the nations. Matthew 12:18 Jesus is not God, not even the Son of God! Jesus was a prophet and not God! Now when the people saw the sign that Jesus did, they said, "Truly this is the prophet who is to come into the world." John 6:14 Jesus is said to have helped a woman. In Mark 7:26, the woman is said to be a Greek, where the same woman in Matthew 15:21-22 is a Canaanite'in (Syrian Palestinian)! One event, but two different statements??? God's book is supposed to have errors? Jesus said, “I can do nothing on My own initiative. As I hear, I judge; and My judgment is just, because I do not seek My own will, but the will of Him who sent me. “John 5:29, 6:38 Pig in the Bible " and the pig, for though it divides the hoof, thus making a split hoof, it does not chew cud, it is unclean to you. You shall not eat of their flesh nor touch their carcasses; they are unclean to you."!!!! Leviticus 11:7-8 (On KZread: type in "World of Miracles Islam" and watch how the evidence has been shrouded by the Church!) I invite all non-Muslims to Islam. After Jesus comes a prophet! " But I tell you the truth, it is to your advantage that I go away; for if I do not go away, the (c)Helper will not come to you; but if I go, I will send Him to you. 8 And He, when He comes, will convict the world concerning sin and righteousness and judgment; 9 concerning sin, because they do not believe in Me;… I have many more things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now. 13 But when He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will guide you into all the truth; for He will not speak on His own initiative, but whatever He hears, He will speak; and He will disclose to you what is to come. 14 He will glorify Me, for He will take of Mine and will disclose it to you." John 16:7-9, 12-14 "Right," said Jesus; "After all, it is already written, "The stone that the builders threw away because they considered it useless has now become the foundation stone of the whole house. What no one thought possible, God is doing before your eyes.' Therefore I say to you: The kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people who obey God. Whoever does not reckon with God must fail, and whoever rebels against God, God will destroy." Matthew 21:42-44 The verses are about the "Paraclete" in the original Greek, which means "Ahmad" in Arabic. Muhammed (as.) is also in the Bible as you see. Jesus brought only one book, where do these others come from? If there is no prophet, where did the New Testament come from??? Today's Bible is not one book, but a collection of 66 different books! 39 Old Testament and 27 New. The books of the Bible were written over a period of 1500 years, by more than 40 scribes, most of whom did not know each other! Old Testament: Hebrew, partly Aramaic; the New Testament: Greek. Can ever a messenger doubt God? If Jesus is God, (according to the lies of the devil and his followers) why does he need help from God if he is God? " Now from the sixth hour there was darkness over all the land unto the ninth hour. And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me" Matthew 27: 45-46 The Bible and Torah have been altered by man. The originals are no longer extant and there are only translations where the authenticity is not provable. Trinity 100 % excluded! Monotheism 100% There is only one God Jesus answered: "The first is: Hear, Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord! Mark 12:29 "No one has ever seen God" John 1:18 Jesus said, "My Lord and my God." John 20:28 This in itself rules out the idea that God Himself became man.... La ilahe illallah Muhammed Resulullah Learn about Islam

It's amazing that the cow is able to walk on a hoof half and with a block on it.

Great caving! Lucky cow ❤🦘

Your channel just gets better and better. Love it!!

That looked surprisingly 'normal' in the end. I know it will grow twisted again but preventing infection and pain is a result.

Yes! I was yelling at my phone “Discomfort! Discomfort!” It’s a long way to Oregon from there but somehow you heard me!

You can tell he did a great job of helping to fix that hoof. I love watching these videos

You sir are nothing short of a hoof genius. Love the videos

Love the result of the hoof but love the Grammer discussion at the end!! 😂❤

Sitting at the gate waiting for my flight to Scotland! And your video pops up! Perfect!

Im always taken back at how enthusiastic you are when explaining the anatomy & the procedure down to their diagnoses, also the atmosphere at work is soo beautiful .. you all are so witty & nice to eachother.. there is a special place for you all for sure! The work is always immaculate !!!

It’s amazing what you do for the cows! You are compassionate in how you treat cows never change!! ❤️❤️

Again I praise you for an amazing job well done! I enjoy your videos so much! Helping relieve the discomfort of cows and bulls is an awesome job! Thanks for a thankless job!

I never noticed this before but your skin is flawless...it was that close up that made me look.

Thank you for making her more comfortable. At least this way she’ll have a comfortable life.

Suggestion: clean the cavity out completely and fill with a keratin powder. Wrap the foot and hopefully the hoof will start to fill in naturally and more quickly with the powder inserted. Also suggest you add a water tank to your mobile unit that has a pump on it so you can effectively more clean out the hooves. Fill up at each farm you go to. 8:30 Good luck! I love Endinburgh! ❤️ Best Regards Robert

I used to work in "human" nursing facilities. When we encountered "holes" with necrotic tissue the wounds were treated with antibiotic gel and packed. I see that you do that with the salicylic acid, iodine and spray antibiotic. Would you ever use your hoof glue to rill a void to keep out muck, or would that lead to more problems?

@fayekimball3538

9 ай бұрын

I have wondered the same.lol😊

@j.wa.1061

9 ай бұрын

yeah I was just commenting on that too! It probably wouldn't help on the bottom of the hoof, but when it's on top like this there's not really a way out for the muck. @@fayekimball3538

so glad you can keep working on that twisted hoof.

Awesome video no music just the natural sound of the barn & trim. Wish the new videos were still like this 😔

I absolutely love theses video's. You guys are wonderful. Craig is stealing the show. Love listening to you all talking, singing and dancing.

I love how the cow's expression is just: "'Ow y'daein?"

This method they are using here is lightyears from the traditional way of trimming I just watched a guy in the orient trim a cow with an axe just holding the foot. Makes you apriciate the confort and care given to our "modern" cows

❤well done Guys I love ❤️ how you do everything you can for each and every cow 🐄! Your banter with Craigie Boy 😂 and finally coming up with discomfort was spectacular Love this !!!!

I got so much joy when you found that you could use the word, "Discomfort"...that made the video complete for me!

You were really breathing hard while trying to help this twisted hoof on the cow. I can’t wait to see what it looks like in a couple months! Way to go Graeme!

A mobility aid for a disabled cow :) Glad to see her going around

you always do your best for the cows. Great.

You could always go that little bit further but as you said shes been in the crush previously. I do admire your skill of not too much or not enough. Every trim is different and knowing youll be back to this farm means you can do a step by step (no pun intended) trim to get her as comfortable as you can and hope for the best on the next visit

Craigy-boy is right. It is UNCOMFORTABLENESS.

Craig’s a BEAST!!💜🤍💛

Graeme and the gang! Great start to a long weekend! Thanks!

I have such an appreciation for what you do. You are very good at explaining what you are doing and how you are making the cows better or more comfortable. Keep up the great work!!!

Graeme, you’re bloody brilliant!

I only just realized some/most of these shots came from your phone, while being handheld. I can’t imagine doing that whilst clawing away at such a hard material. Props to you for all you do?

Thanks for another great video 😊 I do miss your intro music though. I posted a few weeks ago that I had purchased a couple of t shirts for my husband who was in Pendleside Hospice. He wore them proudly. My husband Allan passed a few weeks ago and I just wanted to give the hospice staff a shout out for the fantastic care they provided to my husband, and also towards me.. thank you Pendleside! Lancashire xx