Can Cows get FOOT CANCER? 

Me too, Ms. Poodle, me too.

Me too, live in NYC, no where near a farm, can't get enough of these vids.

Same lmao 🤣

Same, I'm in Va Beach Virginia. Born and raised here but I'm addicted to watching these,and now I wanna move to the country and have a small farm lol

I am from a country side of New Jersey, not as much country now but still in an area that would have this.

Want to know something funny? When I was a kid growing up I knew all our cows by their faces. When I went to college I worked on a farm and milked in a parlor so I mostly only saw the cows udders so that’s how I recognized each cow. Now as a trimmer I recognize them by their feet. The first thing I look at on a cow is her feet. Even statues of cows. 😆😂

@@NatetheHoofGuy haha that’s awesome!

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@@NatetheHoofGuy 😅😅👍🏻 Do you ever trim bulls feet? Got a video of that!? Inquiring mind in NH wants to know🙂 Told my cousin who has a dairy farm ( I practically lived there as a kid) about your channel!!

@@NatetheHoofGuy My calf I named Spitfire & halter trained her & walked her around the farm. She was great!

But only about their hoofs xd

I am Definitely a CITY GIRL!! However, I’m always looking to learn something new, especially when it comes to animals! I found this video very informative! And I thank you, for being such a good teacher!!👏👌😊

It's just better to put her down in this case

I-94. I drive by there every week but I’ve never stopped.

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Yes other microbes can be responsible for thrush to set in by creating degradation of the tissues (as the treponema bacteria did in my video) however the infection itself is most commonly bacterial. www.merckvetmanual.com/musculoskeletal-system/lameness-in-horses/thrush-in-horses

@@NatetheHoofGuy yes, exactly. If it's one type of either, and it isn't responding to a certain type of disinfectant, or cleansing solution, a swab can help identify which bacteria/fungus and point in the direction of which topical solution would work best. For example hibuscrub, which is chlorhexidine sulphate, gluconate? (From memory, haven't used it in a while), doesn't kill every single type of bacteria out there. But there's so many different families of disinfectants and not all can be used in animals because they're toxic. I've used oxytetracycline before, a few times, sometimes it's worked and other times it hasn't. But I came across a simple spray that works to alter the pH of the foot to stop it from developing thrush. Apple cider vinegar and water at a fifty fifty rate. 👌

@@SarahJSwift I like the way you talk dirty............bacteria!😄😄

Thanks Vince!!

They’d probably lick it.

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Not too far from me. Neat town.

You too Paul. Are you in the truck or at home?

@@NatetheHoofGuy back in the truck, had a nice family and friends gathering yesterday. Trucking and holidays are tough cause commerce doesn't stop.

@@preacherpaul7736 I hear ya. I’ve noticed there’s been a ton of semi’s on the road lately.

@@NatetheHoofGuy freight cost is through the roof, so get ready for everything to be super expensive, it will always cost you and me the consumer. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️. Fuel prices in California last week are already above 4 dollars per gallon.

Happy Easter!!🐇

Two different cows. The growth on the knobby knee cow is getting smaller. I think it was some sort of cyst.

Missed you, glad your back! 😉

The owner and veterinarian had looked at her well before this. We treated this foot for about a year and half up to this point. My job was to make her more comfortable. The vet didn’t want to remove because he said it was full of blood vessels and it may have permanently damaged the rest of her foot if removed. If it did, that would be fatal for a cow.

Sounds like a benign growth over that length of time. Thanks 😊

Even if that growth was benign, it should’ve been removed by the vet (imho). Any other part of the body could be ignored by the cow, but a foot tumor would’ve been assaulted with each & every step. I feel bad for that cow.

Too many blood vessels I guess.

The vet should’ve removed it (imho). Any other part of the body, the cow could ignore, but on the FOOT, the tumor would’ve been constantly assaulted with each step. That cannot be “ignored” by that poor cow.

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@@joshualawry4792 boa noite 🌃💤 é um prazer falar com vc amigo

Quem é você e de onde é?

To many blood vessels. They were worried removal could interrupt blood flow to the rest of the foot.

I agree. I want to see all of the nitty gritty details 😆

Cows don’t lay eggs, but some grow them on their knees...lol