IMAGINE the INSTANT RELIEF pulling this out would give you! 

That's so sweet. 🥰🐃❤

Delightful! The empathy! Thank you for sharing! Made me smile and my heart is warmer.

He's kinda looked over my shoulder before that kinda thing but he saw the big bull & was immediately drawn in, what's going on & then sat quietly & enjoyed it. Plus it worked! Told him he had to go to sleep after watching it, about 15mins after he was out cold! Win for the Hoof GP!

@@pirate_duck4985 Memorable moment!

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That’s what I love about him, no bluster or hiding facts, he just tells it like it is and that earns respect

May he be blessed ❤✝️

Have you considered using a wand type metal detector like they use at the airport? I would think it would pick up nails and other metal items within the hoof. Just a thought. Love the channel by the way!

One of my favorite sayings that has won me over to disagreeable people and made us friends is "Prove me wrong. I love to be proven wrong. " I know I learned a valuable piece of information, and gained the trust of others and have been called humble.

Deepest condolences to you & your family. May your smiles of remembrance of your husband soon out-number your tears of sadness 🎉🎉🎉

So sorry for your loss.

Sounds like your husband was a very special man…so very sorry for your loss. ❤️🙏

Sincere condolences and prayers for you and family.

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Yes, please let us know!

Yes Please 💚💚💚(he like green)

Yes, please! Our hopes are invested in this poor Char'lais bull now, so we need to know. 🐂

Need a portable ultrasound machine

@@Unknown-qp9ur Which is something that a) only the vet could probably use and interpret, especially for subtle changes and b) still wouldn't necessarily show the cause of the pain. I spent six weeks as a kid with a raging wound infection after having a piece of wood penetrate the palm of my hand and end up wedged behind the bone of my finger (and yes that's as gross and painful as it sounds) I can tell you that I had multiple x-rays and ultrasounds, wound explorations and so on - and it was only when they decided to do exploratory surgery that they finally found a chunk of wood that was half an inch long and a quarter inch wide and deep, slowly rotting away inside the flesh of my finger. How I didn't end up with full-on sepsis, I do not know, because I sure remember the weeks of pain, fever and repeatedly having the main wound reopened to drain out the pus. But finding the source? That proved significantly more difficult.

She said utterly!! 😂

@@j.c.9256 Which is a different word than udderly ;)

Oh that poor boy would have a problem if he had an udder

I see what you did there.

i would like to see him tomorrow on my plate for lunch

The herd isn't giving up hope that big boy will be healed

probably put the nail in there to create a video, good idea

@@georgegoble6054 doubt that, he appears a lovely lad but I could be wrong

@@georgegoble6054 Dumb comment, he's a real hoof trimmer.

@@belindathorne9784 he wants ppl to watch his odd videos abt caring for cows, he doesnt do a video unless something sensational happened, come on think

probably put the nail in there to create a video, good idea

@@georgegoble6054 Yeah, I’m sure the cow held still while he hammered a nail in her hoof. You don’t watch this channel much, do you?

In cases like this sometimes the best thing to do is give them a course of anti-biotics and let the infection run its course so that it will reveal itself by bursting out or creating a double sole. Also Portable X-Ray machines are really expensive and can be quite sensitive, so taking them onto a farm isn't necessarily a good idea.

It is entirely possible that it isn't even the hoof that is the problem. There are a lot of bones and joints that could make putting weight on that leg painful. The Hoof is just the most common place for problems, and infections are some of the most common problems to find, so trimming the hoof and a round of antibiotics are great first steps to try without having to spend a bunch of time and money on diagnostic tests. If the easy/common stuff doesn't help, and it doesn't improve on its own, the vet has additional diagnostic options available to keep looking for a cause. It's just more cost effective, when the animal's life isn't in immediate danger, to try the simple stuff first.

Sorry mate that was just a spray bottle

WHO DEY!!!

RU-vid comments, where everyone is suddenly an expert and eager to give unsolicited advice in fields they otherwise wouldn't know existed. Gotta love when the advice isn't even within the scope of the RU-vidrs profession.

Man.. I was hoping when you did your recheck it would be clear what the problems is. He is such a big beautiful boy, I hope it comes to a head soon and it's something you can resolve.

​@@pastaalalamborghiniHey, the person said to look into the possibility, not that that was definitely the case! 😊

​@@mihorsewoman Hard to take anything seriously from a person that doesn't even know the difference between a cow and a bull.

@@byronmill check the dictionary an alternate definition for cow is “ a domestic bovine animal, regardless of sex or age.” The bull under discussion meets that definition.

I am also from Ohio. I am addicted to this channel!❤

@@lisagillenwater1563 well hello my fellow Ohioan 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸 same here love this channel 💯💯I'm from Columbiana County just saying enjoy the rest of your weekend 💎💎💎(Diamond's because I'm on TikTok also)

I was thinking this over and over along with other possibilities, but this one seems to make the most sense, especially with that bull being so ginormous from all of the raw muscle being weighted down by gravity,l. Whatever it happens to be, here's hoping it'll be an easy fix 😢

Great idea. I was going to suggest carrying a magnet for this