I WILL NOT HEAL this calf's HOOF!!!! 

"That does not look fantastic. But, as the saying goes, neither does Craig. But he is functional and he is well worth having." 😂 😂 😂

A young horse is either a filly or colt. But Graeme's descriptive word for a young cow is "child bovine"! Love it!!

I take exception…Craig is the MOST important member of the team. Tea is the fuel for the machine and Craig is tea maker.😇

Graeme’s care of the these cows is so refreshing. He has a gift to be sure and both his personality and his work ethic are addictive.

I’ll never tire of listening to Graham say “buell”. ❤️🐄

I had a goat kid that had a similar problem with her hooves not wearing down properly because she was so light. For the first year I basically had to trim the hoof walls just a tad every other week so she wouldn't start to go lame and walk oddly. Once she was old enough and had gained some bulk they started wearing down properly and she started getting normal hoof trims with the others.

I’ll never tire of listening to Graham

i love this channel, it shows u that being a real person, genuine, kind, and decent can earn u 1.7 million followers. i mean really think about it 1.7 million people from around the world watch a nice guy trim fn cow hoofs....we live in a crazy place..nice to see we have a place to meet lol

I think we need a family tree!! On yours and Mrs HGP’s side!!

Love the way you refer to that heifer as a "child bovine." Another uplifting visit that just reaffirms goodness in the world & just begs for few minutes to sit n savor a cup of tea and be reassured by your lilting narrative.

I have to say, I never thought I'd be watching Hoof Trimming Videos and enjoy it so much. Graham, you are quiet a inspiring Person just by your Passion for your Work alone. You explain Things perfectly so that People, with no Idea of this Work, can understand and appreciate the Work you do.

All I ever expect of you is your best. And you deliver every time.

I would love to see your videos organised in a play list or even just a separate video so we can follow the journey of individual cows you've treated multiple times. The immediate swap to down the line recovery would be amazing

Graeme, your knowledge of the hoof anatomy, with the applied physics you understand so well, are the key to your success at this noble profession. I am in awe of your precise use of both the grinder and the knife to shape the hoof, correct problems and make a difference for the cow and farmer. Thank you for letting us into your daily grind!😊

🤣🤣🤣 thanks for the shout out Derek. Good work! 😁

Am enjoying the farming related ads too. It reconnects city folk to the country. Gone are the days when conversations began with ‘good rain for the farmers recently’ or ‘hope we get some rain for the farmers’. Thanks for that.

I was watching another hoof trimmer that popped up suggested. I was interested as he worked on one hoof until he pointed at an issue, he didn't explain but it looked like a white line defect, then he said "Oh well, I'll get it next time. I don't think no I won't be watching him again. You care so much for each animal you treat. Stay being you.🙂🐄💜

"Doesn't look great, but it's functional" is my new favourite self description :D

I am really amazed at how much I really enjoy all your videos. I find them very relaxing and it does my heart good at how well these cows are all treated.

The problem with your videos is that they are so interesting, that by the time the episode is over. I want more.

Ok, I am usually a silent watcher of your videos but, I just have to say I have missed what i consider to be your theme song opener. Just added to my enjoyment today. Thanks Graeme Keep it going!!!

Did any have the pleasure of having a pet cow when they were young? Or riding the young ones? Some of my best memories! Thank you Graeme and team for your videos. I miss cows!

aha, i knew it! the title said incurable, and I had a feeling to would turn out to be corkscrew claw. incurable (since it's symptomatic of the bone changing) but treatable. (i always get a little nervous when I see a title like that, even though I know graeme wouldn't title a video about a seriously injured animal like that) I'm quite pleased I've learned so much just from his videos edit: ooh, I didn't realise it was the second cow the title was referring to. it's a shame she wont get much better, but I'm glad she'd being made for comfortable. since graeme mentioned it's a tendon issue, I wounder if it's the bovine equivalent of hypermobility? being hypermobile myself, I give my sympathy to that calf

I always stop whatever I'm doing to watch your videos and I smile each time, so thanks?

I am proud of myself - I recognized the corkscrew claw, and even caught the white line defect on the first girl. Graeme, you've taught this suburban gal a few things!

So glad you could help her be more stable. I’m praying she’ll get better maybe she can see the vet to find out what’s going on. She’s a beautiful baby. Thank you Hoof GP

When I watch these videos and the relief the cows have afterwards I wish that I could easily fix my toenails just as easily lol

That little bullock was so cute. Thank you for showing him.

My fav kind of video. Really wish you would put that intro in more often. It just makes me so happy to hear it. I know I’m in for a treat! Poor little child bovine. So freaking cute.

I sure am glad that you can help her foot. It is great that you have good helpers with you.

I love how the littlest cows last foot was a ❤ for you GP, he loved you fixing him up, he can now walk, check out his hoof heart ❤ 💙 💜 💖 just for you

Did anyone else see the ❤️ on the calfs hoof? Great video 😊

Me and my 8 month old (yes 8 month old) watch you during his 1am feedings and you always help him relax and fall back asleep. Your work is amazing and now our favorite part of our nighttime relaxation routine

I love how your business is becoming such a family business and that we get to know your family as well!

Hi, its a joy to watch Graeme's expert care for all those girls and their 'baby bovines'. Also having the assistance of all his brothers-in-law! how many sisters to you have Graeme, ha ha. Have a great week and thanks for sharing another day in the life.........

Graeme did a good job fixing these cow's hooves up and the young one will need follow up care.

How lovely not just to have family but to be able to work together as well.

I’m watching this after it’s been posted for 10 hours. It has 155k views. That’s 15,500 views per hour. I am so glad that The Hoof GP has found success. He seems like he deserves it. I feel like you make RU-vid a better place. We need more wholesome stuff in the world. Glad to see the old intro! Solid work as always Gents!!

Gorgeous little calf, so happy she’s more comfortable now

A very good Monday morning to you all from Wellington Somerset

Love watching your video. So satisfying and educational.

Love watching your videos. They help me get out of my head. Thank you for that. X

So thankful the farmers have you. Enjoy watching your videos. Have a good day.

You are always so refreshingly HONEST!!!! You don’t try to put on a Big show of BS to fool people into liking you like some of the “crap” on FB or y- tube to get more viewers. You just are always you trying to teach people while being yourself , having some laughter showing us beautiful countryside and various other things that we love to see. For example the fresh cheese making on the buffalo farm all these places some of us will never be able to see in person, you Graeme - The Hoof GP your gorgeous wife Ashley and Craig and your boys and Kevin and all of the rest of your team , and of course Bovi Bond The phenomenal glue that makes everything better for the cows , calves and bulls . I can never thank you enough your videos are sometimes what can make a “crap” day be better . You always make me smile and now “ Craigie Boy “ has his videos I watch along with the Midwest Hoof Trimmer you had mentioned him in one of your videos he’s from Wisconsin. I started watching him . I don’t even live on a farm 😂 .

That little cow is so cute, dancing n skating her way out on her toes is really cute. Funny that a lot of cows slip n slide outta the crush once their hooves have been trimmed I guess it’s just part of the fun eh? Love from Vancouver Canada!

You'll fix what's broken! Great music! Hoof GP theme song!

Please tell Craig, “I love you Craig!!” From the USA. ❤❤❤❤

Love your videos, I've also watched a couple of your brother James videos, they are brilliant.

Thank goodness for kind and understanding farmers .....and you guys too ,of course ! ❤🤜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Who else sings the entire intro song 700 times after listening to it in the beginning of every video?

Great job of trimming that sweet calf’s feet. With you in her corner she just might have a brighter future.😊

If you know. Did the farmer sell the little one or will he try to fix her? Usually it comes down to a cost analysis that determines the outcome. Just wondering. Thankz

I worry about possible damage to your lungs from inhaling dust that's generated when you use the angle grinder. A friend who is a knife maker and blacksmith has permanently damaged his lungs by not using a mask while grinding antler in bone. I don't know if hoof dust would be the same...

I hope you were able to help that calf. I hope the owner continues to provide care for that calf and give her a chance to grow up. I'm hoping that poor calf doesn't end up on someone's plate. I'm not a vegetarian but I don't eat veal or lamb.

I like the word bovine 😂my ex bf tore his rotator cuff and they repaired it using bovine tendon 🐮🐄

Loving the vids; I never get bored. Keep up the hard work. These cows live a tough life but you give them compassion and care. A farm near me is not great. So many of the cows wear chains round their ankles and they are so imaciated. It's awful to see.

Been around cattle for a bit over 40 years (3rd gen rancher). I don't think I've ever seen a calf that needed hoof trimming. We raise meat cows but I woulda put that calf in a paved paddock, fattened her up, and butchered her. Would have looked into who her mother was and her past with calves with issues then deemed to cull her line or not.

Thank you for taking care of cows. I was a critical care nurse for 38 years before I got hurt then had a second bout with cancer. I just got a bachelor’s degree in social work and specialize with working with victims of human trafficking. Two satisfying careers in one lifetime…I’m a very fortunate person. And no, I did not think I had the intelligence to be a nurse or continuing to help people at 70 yrs of age. I am blessed.

Bless her sweet heart ❤

Child bovine! How adorable ❤️😂

Love your lives and learn more all the time thanks alot

Mr GP, can you or anyone here give an opinion? I’m a long time fan and I pay attention to your episodes. I have seen several where gravel and rock is imbedded in the hoofs of cows and you rendered aid. The farmer on the Gold Shaw Farm channel is planning to build a large barn structure for his highland cows with a gravel floor. This concerns me. What do you think?

This was the best description of how you correct (as best as possible) corkscrew claw. And your description as the calf walked away really helped me to understand why, in this case, it's not really a hoof problem but a conformation problem. Learning every day!

That crush on tracks is amazing!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The highlight of my weekend! Thanks Hoof GP!

I'm enjoying your teaching moments. Thank you. I've been watching for a while. You , Craig, and Kevin are a treat.

Aww the little calfs front right foot is in the shape of a heart! ❤

Brasil, São Paulo. Parabéns pelo Belíssima trabalho que o Doutor tem com os Amados Pets Gigantes!!!!

Thank you for both your expertise and your real concern and care for the comfort and wellbeing of the farm animals. Your video is a pleasure to watch.

Wondering if the trim you did will help the tendons "relax" so he eventually walks normally 🤔 I know they can do that in horses with shoes and trims but wonder if it would work on such tight ones or if it's genetics

I feel like that trim on the rear feet to try an rotate the bone is like when the Doc asks for PT to help soreness or discomfort.

Doc is so kind and loving to all of his patients. To him they're not just cows and bulls and calves, they're his patients and he is genuinely concerned about their pain and discomfort. An amazing man! 😇

I really enjoy watching your vids, seeing how you genuinely care about the cows and also how you describe any issues that appear. As a non-farm person I couldn't quite picture in my head things like the corkscrew claw when the camera is pointing (what I call it anyway) top-down but the view at the 5:20 mark really made a huge difference for me to see and understand better what's going on. There was same angle view of a hoof balancing a couple minutes later and was also an "ohh now I get it" moment.

Having a snack and watching you guys do what you do! Thank you 😊

My grandfather was from your area of Scotland. He left the small village of Howwood, with his father, for the United States in 1903. He was 8 years old when he left Scotland. For the next 90 years of his life he remained very proud of the land he came from.

Brasil . Aqui também acompanhamos seu trabalho

Your channel and Sandi Brock's sheep channel are the best.

I am addicted to watching you. I love the way you teach. The care you take while trimming. Your personality is great. Keep up the good work. Have a blessed day

Thank you for all you do!

Mate, I cant imagine the trauma those " Brother -in-laws put you through when you were courting Mrs. GP

I have zero idea about hoof care, zero idea about farm life. But somehow stumbled on your videos, now I dont miss a single one. Keep up the great work and quality content :)

I absolutely love watching your videos just keep them coming

"And just like that, we're back" Channeling his inner Sith right there

You asked which of us knew what the problem was. I, a photographer in America, who has lived in the city her whole life and never touched a cow's hoof, knew it was corkscrew. This is what the internet has done to me. I've earned my RU-vid degree in livestock care over the last two years. Thanks for teaching me, Graham!

Woo love seeing there is a new hoofgp. A new video always makes my day better. BTW thanks to your videos over these years I have become a fan of loving caliber.

I have no clue why I am enjoying this but it’s just so interesting,

I adore Craig! I think that you are lucky to have him. God bless you and yours.

Question: Do cows get orthopedic blocks to help un-twist the twisted claw in addition to the trim?

It's so awesome how you love what you do and make the cows feel so much better. It's really a great thing you do ensuring the cows aren't just helplessly slaughtered instead of paying to care for them. Essentially the farmers should be blessed you have such an essential skill allowing the longevity of the cows

Yes indeed - *everyone* spending time with these videos, learns from this channel! Your presentations help explain things to lay persons, and show how farmers clearly care for their animals’s welfare.

I've got nothing to do with cows but watching these videos still cheers me up

Graeme these poor lassies hooves were in rough shape. Glad it’s you that’s tending to them.

Your trimming videos are the best! I was just wondering though, that’s a mean trimming knife you’re using, have you ever seriously cut yourself with it?

I love the videos you do. Very informative and great content. I look forward to seeing your videos each day. Have a great day man.

What is the typical age you start trimming cows feet? Aside from the random case.

Wee one looks like she’s got “box feet” which is where (in horses) the heel is too high, shortening the tendon at the back. I also thought her fetlock joints looked a bit swollen

I love the songs you use Graeme 😊 and how many brother in-laws do you actually have? 😂

Terrific Graeme, that poor little cow, thanks for helping her.😍

What an awesome career choice. You're providing a service that impacts a lot people, you work with animals outside and you don't have to pay for them....pretty sweet gig!

You often say that you do “functional” hoof trimming. I’m curious if there are other kinds of hoof trimming??