HIDDEN *HOOF ABSCESS POPS* AS IT BURSTS 

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!

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 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.

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?

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"Relieved" there's a reason these cattle are pissing and crapping on themselves.

@@kick-start-or-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-or-die what are they supposed to do lmao use the toilet?

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

2 42.

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 ;)

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

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

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 😂

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.

If Craig starts curling his hair you better watch out he’s gonna take your channel over!!!!

@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

🐂🐂🐂😅🥰😍

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

Graeme: Donut, you forgot your hat! Craig: **snap** Me: BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

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. :)

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

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

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 😳

He is kind of a comedian ☺️ hilarious, for sure

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

Everytime, even though he has very good reason to not wash them. He explained in a previous video that if he was to wash every hoof the area would be so wet and slippery it would risk the cows sliding and hurting themselves (even breaking a leg).

It really does seem like he’s pressing dirt (manure) into it possibly...

@@mattmurphy1065 that's what the iodine is for.

You are amazing and I see how much you care about the cows.🐄

Why wash the hooves, you’ll never see a sanitary barn or barnyard. When Graeme opens an abscess, he sprays it with iodine minimum.