COMPACTED ROCKS ... can YOU see the REAL PROBLEM!? 

I love the way a cow will look back when steps out of the crush and realizes she is not longer hurting.

"Never trust a lumpy fart". Profound wisdom, very practical advice-the reason we all tune in :)

Graham, I am a retired high school teacher. I taught Math, Physics, and Computer Science. At one time I had thoughts of entering the medical field and follow in my Dad’s footsteps. My Dad was raised on a farm in north western Pennsylvania. When I saw your video’s the first time, I had no idea of the importance of your work. It is extremely fascinating to me. Watching you expose problems often causes me to feel sorry for the animal. I am so glad that they have you to help them. Great work! Rod

I love the look thr cow gives you @ the end as if to say “thank you” and Graeme immediately says, “you’re welcome!” back. Love ❤️

I realized today that Graham is the voice of my internal narrative when I trim my nails.

I used to work with cattle(both beef and dairy) back when I lived in Australia. I never even knew hoof trimming was a thing! We had vets out occassionally but the cattle were always outside so it was more likely for them to cut themselves on barbed wire or get bit by a snake than to have hoof issues. Been enjoying these videos for a while but finally hit the subscribe button when I saw that you saved Fiona the lonely sheep! Well done for all the education and good you do!

That was amazing. She clearly said thank you or looked back at you with appreciation. That was super sweet. What i really like about this channel is he knows he cant fix every single problem but that doesnt stop him from fixing the ones he can for these cows that could otherwise not speak or advocate for themselves.

Problem's on the other claw? The only thing better than watching you fix these cows' feet, is listening to your accent. I love it !!

I always have loved the part when they turn to say thank you. Thanks Graeme & team for helping another sweet girl feel better. 💚 🐄 🧡 🐂 💚

Thank you Graham for helping another cow on her way 😊

I’m not a farmer, dairy farmer, or any kind of farm hand but I really enjoy watching you work on the cows. I learn so much and your love for your work and your care and concern for the cows is commendable and makes me appreciate farmers and everyone who helps them. Just wondering if the farmer asked the vet for help with this growth, possibly removing it?

The caring and respect you give to all the cows that you trim is in part why I keep watching. I love to see you uncover the problems and then teach us as you treat them. Thank you

“Never trust a lumpy fart “ ❤❤ 😂😂😂😂

Friday night and a Hoof GP video - what's not to like. A great weekend to you Graeme, Kevin and your families

I love how she turns around to say thank you. Maybe for the trim or just being let out of the crush.

I always love how they look back at you like they are thanking you for helping them. ❤

I think cowfarm53 is stealing your videos, posting them as shorts, with no credits. Take care.

I must say that I bet no one saw that growth! That nasty booger needs to come off! But thanks for giving her some relief, Graem! Good job on the fix!❤❤

Your work/channel are very soothing to watch. I couldn't do what you/ family do. But can't tell you how truly grateful that you do do it! Love the heart seen! Season's blessings to you and your's!😊

Well done another cows hoof eased of discomfort, you always do a fantastic job for these gorgeous critters 💖

I like how that cow stopped and looked back at you after she was freed from the crush... It was almost as if she could feel the difference that trim made...all for the better

I can see the block is keeping her toes splayed just a bit, along with the trim. That should definitely make her feel better till they can remove that growth. Well done Graeme! ❤

Love the lumpy fart comment! 🤣🤣 Thanks for making space for that inter claw growth (is that a real description?) Hope the farmer gets a vet out to get it removed In the interim, bet she's a lot more comfy which is what we all want to see. Thanks to you and the HGP team 😊❤👍

I love the turn around “thank you”. My dog does that when she gets a good meal.

I love that you care for all the cows and even took your free time to save a sheep! so, for those creatures without internet and a voice, THANK YOU! (I had to shout, because I live in Texas USA and you live in Scotland-across the pond). And I struggle with my words, too.

I adore this channel. So glad one of your YT Shorts came across my YT feed about a week ago or so approximately mid April 2024. Have been binge watching ever since. Love your hard, "in the zone" work, your sense of humor, your teamwork, your love of the cows & bulls, & gratitude for farmers who go the extra mile (99.9% of them if not all especially the organic farmers whom I truly appreciate) to be sure the comfort of their cows & bulls is paramount (eg, the rubber floors & giving them time in the green pastures when rains not an issue), & the company that creates innovative means/products for the animals to lay down, etc. Just adore you Graeme. ~Hugs from Marirose of Scottish ancestry in USA🐄🐮

I'm always kinda surprised that you don't have a tool to dig things out so you don't have to dull your knives using them.

"You like it lumpy!" I literally laughed out loud, which is something that I seldom do anymore. THANK YOU!

In among the work, healing, and education, I absolutely love and appreciate you just being yourself with the guys. lol

I love your videos! I have never taken care of animals this size so I am extremely impressed.This taught me a lot!

i find every vid fascinating an very interesting also very satisfying an knowing the cows are feeling so much better from the amazing job you do for them

I had no gentle idea what the real problem was! But that was awesome information about lumps! 😂

These videos literally make me feel so soothed and calm. And the Grahams accent just puts the cherry on top

“Unfortunately, I don’t have my wand today” Graeme always makes me laugh at least once in every video. I watch these before I go to sleep because they are so calming

Loving your work. And a massive well done with your efforts in rescuing that sheep.

I can't believe I've been watching GP for 3 years! Wish I knew what made his content so addicting but I never miss a video @TheHoofGP

Such a great channel. Living in Austin, Texas here just loving y’all’s videos. So cool and will never know this work existed. Fascinating

Dear Graham Parker, Hoof Doctor, the words you were looking for is; It is a nasty cavity, often hidden from an initial view on hoofed animals. I really love watching your podcasts and listening to your explanations. It has been a long time since I had anything to do with farming and cattle. In fact, almost 70 years ago. Thanks for sharing your podcasts. It is great to see how modern farms and animal husbandry have changed, especially with your modern equipment to lift the cows feet and treat them much more easily these days. Keep up the great work and publishing your informative podcasts 👍. Regards from South Wales.

I've been binge watching your videos watching what you do has missed me being on a farm but it's been therapeutic for me I love how much you care about these animals and try to make their lives better keep up all the great work

You are freaking wonderful, I'm very happy that there's a person like you taken care of of those cows

Lovely job with that lonely sheep! Greetings!

THERE’S MY GRAEME!!!! Edit: Bless her heart….I sure hope her human will get her some relief from that growth ASAP! She’s so lovely….that face!😊

You are right and it's great information about lumpy things 👍

I hope the vet see her soon and she is pain free also I love your videos 😊 your work is very interesting I've seen others that don't give the same care and love of workmanship as you or Craig do thank you

Isn’t it lovely how cows look back to say thank you when you help them…

Before it was revealed I kind of felt like the heel bulb looked a little bigger and swollen on the longer claw. So I would guess its in the heel area of that longer claw.

Thanks for the hoof wash. It really cleared the detritus so could see all the issues of her hoof.

P.S. I love watching you and Tom Pemberton. He talks so highly of you. And when he does his hoof trimming, I almost think I'm watching your show. *Almost.* You are the teacher!

Thank you for being a genuine person, enjoying your craft, and making the best of it. The world needs more people like you!

These videos give off the same sort of feel you get from watching pimple-popping videos. Glorioussss

Thankyou for helping this beautiful cow x😊

You guys are funny. Yes, I follow you bc your work. But I mostly do bc you guys brighten my day, every time I tune in. Ty 😘

I am sooo glad I was not drinking my water when you said what you did about lumpy things! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Oh I love the way she looks back at you when leaving the crush

Graeme, you’re not bad with words. You might feel like you struggle at times. So do I. But you always come across clear and concise after giving it some thought. Cant ask for more than that.

Graeme, I am not at all a farming person, but I watch what you do to relax. I am autistic, and struggle to relax, but your videos really help with that, and the secret of it is the fact that you really do have a very nice, soothing voice. Just thought you might like to know that. Oh, and thank you for what you did for Fiona by the way.

I’m excited about the cow on her way to recovery and health 😊😊

Good job with that sheep rescue 👊👍

Poor thing. I hope the vet sees her asap and she isn’t left to suffer for too much longer.

I love how the cows are always so calm when you’re picking at the exact areas they don’t want picked at. Such sweet animals. But one question: why not just have a vet come and remove the growth to prevent future problems?

You rescuing that lonely sheep was even news in our newspaper in the Netherlands....

My Dad always told me never trust a fart. 😂 TFS ❤ too funny

I love how the cows look back as if to say, “Thank you!”

Is it normal that I can admit to watching earwax removal and dandruff scratching vids, but hoof repair videos are still my guilty pleasure?

Great video! Nice to see Craig is still making coffee for you. 😂. Hello Craig. ❤❤

I think you should have an on call vet that works with you. So that when you have issues like this they can quickly come in and assist you...

I was sitting here watching the video going 'mmmm.... if I had to guess, it's that thing that looks like it's between the toes but it COULD be the thing the hoof is resting on, but that wouldn't spread her toes so far apart... and there's something wrong looking with the axial wall." Yay!! I caught something :D lol my family can't understand why I love your videos so much but I understand, and that's what matters. Thank you for all the work you do for the little ladies everyone!

Thanks for rescuing poor Fiona! Well done crew!

I don't even know how I ended up on your channel, but it's amazing! I know nothing about farming except that I love animals and have a hard time trying not to pet them 😅

Very impressive, continue in the same spirit.🧡

I came across your post not that long ago! And I have lost count of how many I’ve now seen! What a great job you do! Funny I’ve worked and had horses, but never thought of cows feet! And even better that you say you love the job, and how lucky these cows are!

I don’t know anything about cows but your videos are so satisfying to watch. Love your videos !❤

“Craig, make us a coffee!” ☕️ “Sure thing, Graham!” 😜 “But seriously, Craig, make us a coffee.” 😈

Thank you for all you do.❤

Was thinking there was a white line issue, but noticed that wasn't the case, then noticed the little growth about a minute before you mentioned it, then once you started wiggling it I could really see it. Never trimmed cows hooves before, but I have done some horses hooves while working on a ranch and have shoed a few horses, seen similar growths in the bottom of a palomino's hoof once while trimming and putting new shoes on her.

Whenever I am struggling to sleep I listen to these videos. Works every time

As you were removing those stone, I thought to myself, "Wouldn't it be cool if Graeme began digging out Sapphires, Rubies and Emeralds?" I know of places where diamonds are just laying on the top of the soil. All colors of Sapphires too. Can you imagine , if they have cows out there, what the Hoof Trimmers there are "finding". Probably have plenty of people in line for the job too! Thank You guys, for helping out our furry friends! And, please keep us updated on that sheep you all saved. Such an inspiring story and will make an awesome video someday, if you so choose to do one.

Why your videos often glitching?

I love the cow turning it's head around to look at you at the end of the video. As if to say Thankyou.

Aww poor love I really thought you were going to say a vet was visiting and the poor coo was going to be sorted 😢I hope the farmer gets it sorted interesting video I thought you were going to also say the inner claw was starting to turn and I thought the outer claw had a double sole ulcer x😊

It's not just about the tech; it's the vision behind Amazon's AMK69X that's captivating. It speaks volumes about where we're headed as a digital-first civilization.

I love you guys and how much you really care about the Cows well being

Just wanted to say that I will miss you on Facebook, but have subscribed on RU-vid, not a farmer's wife but sister, wishing you well and keep the videos coming xx

hiya graeme!! that poor gal! all the look backs you get warm my heart. the gals love ya! xoxo

Love this show, and the countryside is so beautiful. I was wondering if that growth could or should be cut out. I realize a vet would do it, but I'm not sure if it would actually be the correct thing to do. Thanks for the chance to learn more. The cow turning back to thank you is precious, I'm sure you appreciate it. 🇨🇦

Lovely to see the cow feeling better

I don't understand nothing of cows buy maybe something on the other toe? The one not fill with stones? Maybe a fissure or some kind of hole. Or maybe it's the different layers of the hoof that is detached. There is seems to have a diferentt feel looking at it. We don't see how she walk before enter the machine so I can't have a ideia of what kind of problem is the cow having. Anyway, thanks for the videos. I started watching your videos somes weeks back. I didn't had any interest on this kind of thing before but I find fascinating your work, your care for this animals. I can't express the feel that I feel when I watch your videos, maybe calmness, relaxed. It's strange but for me it's a good change from the videos I usually see and I'm glad I find your channel. Take care and good luck. Hugs from Portugal.

Here you go again!!! Making my day brighter for listening to your videos. Thanks!

Birds chirping in the background was cute

I love watching your work. I do wonder about the odd fuzzy shots out of focus that come through during your description.

Love watching these videos and not long ago I subscribed after coming across your videos randomly. She was a very pretty cow bless her.

It’s not the lumpy farts that you must worry about,it’s the juicy warm farts,those are dreadfully messy.😂

Poor cow. 😮😢 can’t get that fixed today. I hope it heals up for her soon. She’s lucky she had you to fix it up as much as it could be now!❤🎉😊

I love that you looked at how the growth was being squished by the hoof qnd you said well i can move the tissue i am allowed to cut away from the tissue I'm not allowed to cut.

Hi Graham! Longtime watcher here! Question: Has hoof trimming changed over the centuries or would the practices you guys do (so well) be done as well in times past? Would be interested to know :)

I laughed so hard that I started coughing. Had to relay it to my husband, accent and all, and he got a good laugh out of it too! Thanks Graeham! I needed that!

Love the birdsong in the background!

Great video. Recently visited Scotland. A beautiful place to be sure.

I still don't know why but I've never worked on a farm, had anything to do with a farm or even grew up on a farm but I love watching your videos 😂😂😂😂😂they are very informative and interesting thank you

DARIA TODO POR PODER ENTENDER LO QUE DICE NUESTRO GRAN PROFESIONAL!!!! GRAN TRABAJO.👏👏👏👏👏👏👋💗🌼SPAIN.