INTENSE PAIN ... is this cow's foot HIDING a SECRET!?

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@glossaria2 Год назад

I know this felt like a fail for you, Graeme, but I'm glad you showed it to us. It's important to know what the limits of care are, and exactly WHEN other methods of care need to come into play. You've absolutely ruled out the hoof as the source of the problem (and showed us how exactly you do that!), and that's important for the farmer, too. Now they know where to focus their care. (I think this is the first time you've mentioned your rule-of-thumb about the inner claw, too.)

@alexisgrunden1556 Год назад

Agreed; even though Graeme couldn't fix her lameness, he could at least balance out her hooves. And now the farmer knows to call in a vet, since Grame's ruled out everything foot-related~

@IamGulzow Год назад

Using hoof testers is just like a doctor putting pressure and a patient's sore spot just to really figure out where exactly the pain is coming from. You are not causing damage you are simply identifying the pain. Good work, sir.

@taliag09 Год назад

Agree - it sort of sucks to 'hurt' a patient but it helps diagnose issues. There are certain signs we look for when patients come in with complaints, and they're literally testing pain level when applying pressure to the suspected source of the pain. We literally induce a pain response. But it's how we investigate potential conditions unfortunately

@wyattcensored9361 Год назад

Dad gummit, I literally just commented a similar thing.

@Letthat Год назад

@@taliag09the only way to know a rotator cuff injury is torture for everyone 😂

@y_fam_goeglyd Год назад

When my last dog had bone cancer which came out of the blue (suddenly went lame, was at the vet's in the hour), Metacam gave her back some life. It took away her pain and she outlived her 2 week prognosis by 2 months. It was only when that ceased to work so well, and her eyes told me it was time, did I call the vet out. I'm really feeling for that little cow as I'm permanently on a different NSAID for osteoarthritis and trigeminal neuralgia (I'm allergic to the "proper" treatment for that and don't fancy brain surgery!) Having seen the results of Metacam for different reasons on different hounds, I'm quite annoyed that it's not for humans. That's good stuff! Hopefully it'll work its magic on her asap :)

@ninirossau2304 Год назад

I am in chronic pain (joints) and I cant use painkillers, built up tolerance to the one I could tolerate. I use hot baths and cat skin (old folk remedy) it is supposed to be extra warm. mine is warm but maybe that is the cat inside it!

@beakacalek3765 Год назад

I’m so glad you posted today. Do you know of Enoch the Cow vet. He commented about you on his podcast the other day very high praise. He thinks you’re some kind of genius I think he may be right. He has much respect for you.. and you are caring about your animals that you treat and I’m so glad that you are

@fluffymuffi1 Год назад

Graeme, I run into people all over RU-vid mentioning you on other people's videos. You're apparently the gold standard for caring manhood! 😂😂😂

@emily.letsendbslintheuk554 Год назад

Lol I agree just the other day I was watching about drain unblocking (blokes located in Oz) and someone mentioned The Hoof GP 😂

@stephaniewilson3955 Год назад

It was good of you to show people your limitations. Not everything can be solved with a grinder and a knife. Good health is more complicated than that but the farmer who got you to check and is treating the cow with pain relief which will reduce the inflammation.

@TheSaltySiren Год назад

Graeme, you are such a caring person. I love your videos. I can’t imagine how painful this must have been for this poor cow. Keep u the good work!!

@ElveeKaye Год назад

I think he would have made a great veterinarian. ❤️

@debbiebertram Год назад

I was so afraid that you were going to say that there was nothing that could be done. The farmer is doing everything he could do for this lovely lady. Hopefully we will get to see her again soon.

@AnnieE2013 Год назад

Me too! I thought he was going to say that the cow would have to be put down and that made me so sad! Very glad to see that's not the case (hopefully).

@Mike-oz4cv Год назад

Guess what happens to this cow when she gets old. Guess what happens to her male offspring.

@bigstar75 Год назад

Graeme you care so much. It's such a joy to watch you.

@julieclift5424 Год назад

Aww Graham you are such a lovely caring man it must be hard for you when there isn't anything you can do but at least you cared enough to try xx

@LQOTW Год назад

Well, Graeme, it may have been a disappointment for hoof-trimming drama but it was still very educational for the rest of us and I thank you for it. That ankle looked quite pink and seriously unhappy.

@tindallster Год назад

I've got one like that right now - had a massive massive bull calf. Gave her rest of about a week with painkillers and anti-inflammatories. Back in with the milkers getting some exercise and slowly improving. We are 24/7 outside dairy farming

@amgoudman Год назад

Is there a particular reason this happens in recent calvers? Something to do with weight changes or calcium deficiency? (I'm curious as I'm a nurse for humans and I don't think we have a comparable condition in human women.)

@seano2178 Год назад

The cows are so very fortunate to have someone like you taking care of and worrying about them.

@sue5242 Год назад

Bless that poor cows heart….thank you farmer for taking care of her!!

@Adders-bm5cs Год назад

Graeme, you took the best care of her as you could. I know you weren't able to resolve the issue but trimming up that hoof will definitely help future problems once that ankle is taken care of. Your compassion for these cows is very inspiring. :)

@maryannsarkady7950 Год назад

I love seeing you healing these poor girls when they can be helped !😊

@rodneyherrick8419 Год назад

Love your videos. Very informative. I am a dairy farmer in New Zealand, and i use your videos to help teach my staff on how to treat lame cows. I noticed in this video that this cow had recently calved. I have seen this with the odd one of my girls, and it can be caused from a pinching of the nerve running down their hip from the calf coming out. The farmer has done the right thing by having her in a pen to reduce her walking around too much, and the anti-inflammatory will do her the world of good, and after a good rest she will come right. It might take some time, but she will get better.

@Woodlily617 Год назад

Thank you for the insight on why it can be an issue with recently calved cows

@drrichardpaul Год назад

Having your hips spread like that means there’s always a chance for what you’ve said. It compresses the nerve, which could cause what’s known as Referred Pain. Any female that gives birth risks the chance of this happening. It’s one reason why doctors and vets recommended these kinds of problems take a hospital bed/pen to relieve stress and pain, letting the natural healing do its thing.

@dawnkarpinski3201 Год назад

It's amazing. I start out the video saying "Oh you poor baby" followed up by "Don't worry. He's gonna make you feel better." I love watching your videos. You can tell just how much you love your job and truly care for these animals. Thank you for all the hard work you do.

@Grandmama-Rainey Год назад

You care so much about these cows. That's why I love your channel. 💜

@suellenspencer-eb2nv Год назад

Your so good with the cows.. Hope this momma cow improves. Blessings to you.

@mihorsewoman Год назад

I'm sure she'll get the care she needs, from the farmer and a vet. You can only do what you can do Graeme! Please don't beat yourself up about it!! You do great work!!! 👍 ❤😊

@brendanoneill1466 Год назад

This was really informative. Seeing that you go through the trim, when her foot hasn't been wearing, can only help give her some relief. Thanks for sharing. I'll bet she is greatful

@iampumaa Год назад

I was watching a Midwestern Hoof Trimmer video & was surprised to see you two had met. Crazy lol since he's over in the US.

@westzed23 Год назад

You do a wonderful job on the cows. You care that they are fixed and go on to healing. Also there are times when you can't. This farmer with his vet and you team up to do what's best for this poor cow. Hopefully she'll get better with everyone working to that goal. Good Luck little Cow 🥰🐄❤

@Garden366 Год назад

I love your heart toward the animals under your care and that not only do you do your best for all the animals, your knowledge allows you to provide the best care for them all. Bless you!

@itscheriebaby Год назад

Hello from Wisconsin! We love our cows almost as much as you do! You do a great job helping the ones you can...and do a great job caring for the ones you can't fix. This Earth needs a few thousand more of you, that can do what you do! Love watching your videos!

@matthewanderson9754 Год назад

Man is the same thing when a human goes to the doctor, they'll push on places they think the problem is, and if you say "holy crap that hurts!" they know the problem lol 😆plus I love the care the ranchers or dairy farms out there have for their cattle, good stuff😊

@patsybrachais8730 4 месяца назад

Your level of concern for the cows is so touching. Good guy.

@ssmouse77 Год назад

My fingers are crossed and hoping this cow gets all the help she needs. Thanks for sharing Graeme.

@DoxE94 Год назад

You are such an inspiration!! I'd be lost without my daily dose of HGP ❤❤ Sending all the love from a fellow Scot up North 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤

@AnnieE2013 Год назад

I've said this before, but even though I live in an urban city and have never been a farmer/owned cows, I am so invested in this! I truly want the cows you care for to heal quickly and be able to live their happy little cow lives!! Please know that there's a lady in Indiana that is rooting for this sweet baby and wishing her well! ❤

@mj3026 Год назад

Thank you Graham I never thought I would find hoof trimming so satisfying to see how bad they are to the end when you have treated them 2/3/4 times until they are completely healed you do a amazing job & I just know you really wished it was just her foot, please let us know how she gets on in the future, also please update us on your beautiful dog ❤❤

@MrViewmaster2000 Год назад

Good to See you guys !! How's everything been for you all ??

@MoniePennie Год назад

I truly appreciate how much care you put into your job.

@CaptainCrash999 Год назад

Never thought I would get so much enjoyment from watching a seemingly strange subject matter! Graeme you are truly a master or your art and so clearly enjoy your job, even more so is your empathy towards the animals that you treat, a friend of mine is a farmer and he has cows so I have asked to watch next time he has his herd trimmed, keep up the great work and best wishes

@PAPIKen0728 Год назад

I think your site has the lowest rate of trolls I have seen to date. Congratulations for presenting such a caring and educational experience.

@swtlisa 4 месяца назад

I didn’t realize that until you mentioned it.

@NiteshadeX2 Месяц назад

We liek cows

@nataliegraham9552 Год назад

Graeme, you may have been dissapointed that you couldn't help this cow, but your work was vital to eliminate any questions about the location and extent of the possible issue. You were like a medical specialist on consult. 😊 I'm hopeful that with rest and meds she'll be back in the milking herd again soon! Thanks for another informative video!

@mariestubbs4606 Год назад

Poor lass just glad to hear she is on meds to help her ....

@ronaldhope8939 Год назад

Great content. So glad you explained what was wrong with this cow. Amazing job.

@hotred7342 Год назад

🙏💜. Thank you so much Graeme for trying to help her. Maybe getting them all leveled out will help with the ankle issue. We can only believe it will.

@maryhealy7409 Год назад

Hope you will give us an update on how she gets on . 😊

@TattooedPink Год назад

Beautiful little cow feets ♡ poor girl, I hope she recovers fully. Please update!

@smscoal8579 Год назад

Thanks for explaining about this poor cow. You can only do your best and we know how much you care about the cows. Please keep us updated.

@afvet5075 Год назад

You are the expert and those girls are lucky to have someone like you taking care of them. Great job and Great knife work son.

@vanessagoddess1 Год назад

wow, the ankle almost looks like it's clicking or disjointed. Fascinating video, thanks. Hope she gets better soon

@JosieVal Год назад

These videos are good things to listen to while writing.

@lloydnsarahsheffer3802 10 месяцев назад

The hoof tester actually reminded me of getting checked for a stress fracture by using a tuning fork rested on the bone to see if the vibrations made the spot of a crack hurt. The test is often often the only way to tell without a hugely expensive bone scan as they don't usually show up on x-rays.

@krisshutler Год назад

You can only do what you can do as The Hoof GP. Great work ❤

@hughmcaloon6506 Год назад

Thanks for sharing the frustrating ones as well as the triumphs. Something new to learn.

@ZannaBunch Год назад

I really appreciate how much you care for the cows! ❤

@joywebster2678 Год назад

Yay hoof GP is back

@harrietstevenson5469 Год назад

It causes pain? Yes like at the doctors if you have a sore leg the will press different points and ask if it hurts.... that's how you pinpoint the problem and fix it. Great job as always 👏🏼

@casey2dill360 Год назад

I hope you know you really are wonderful person and I love that you truly care about the animals you trim. I grew up in Louisiana traveling to different horse race tracks and I remember seeing the trimmers. They were so careful with the horses. It’s a very difficult job and one that’s so important. Thank you for sharing your experience and for the care and love you give to every single cow/bull you trim . 😊

@BunnyMomx8 Год назад

It’s really hard to see them in pain. You tried and were very careful, but it just seems it wasn’t a hoof problem. You can only do what you can do for these beautiful babies.

@Grdiang3l Год назад

I feel your frustration of not being able to help! But I think you made the most of the situation by educating the masses. Thank you!

@dekedunkin5910 Год назад

Great compassion Graeme.

@bettablue2660 Год назад

Caring about these animals, along with showing us the care that the farmers give, is wonderful to see. Thanks!

@kathleengreen9660 Год назад

You did your best. That is all you can do. I have loved seeing your son take an interest in what you do. You are a wonderful person. All of you and your whole family are good people.❤

@strangelove0108 Год назад

Poor baby. I hope she heals well and quickly.

@joocy69 Год назад

Aw Graeme, your care and compassion for the beautiful gentle cows is so lovely. Poor beastie😢please let us know how she gets on❤

@AllieCat58 Год назад

I don't know if you watch Enoch the cow vet but he seriousl bigged you up on his latest video when he was sorting out a highland cows feet. It was really nice to hear another cow person praise another cow person.

@jowhite4048 Год назад

I do, I love him he’s awesome 🤩🐨🇦🇺🤘🏻🥰🤗

@peggycrain532 Год назад

Thank you for doing all you can to help the poor cow. And it’s a wise man who knows his limitations but still does what he cans to improve a situation. Keep up the good work. I missed the musical intro/outro.

@jessicawilkinson920 Год назад

Gram thank you for caring so much. Please keep us posted on hows she's doing.

@H2Ocritter Год назад

Hoping she gets better and you can show that in future . Thanks for all you do for them.

@MrViewmaster2000 Год назад

Updates please

@valeliiii Год назад

I've been watching your channel for a while now (I believe more than 3 years) and I've always been very thankful for your job, you and your team always do a great job taking care of these animals and it's very satisfying to watch ❤ but I also wanted to thank you for helping me improve my hearing skills! I'm a non-native English speaker (it's my second language) and the Scottish accent is very particular (and from my understanding, one of the hard ones to understand) so hearing your videos has helped me a lot! Thanks! 😊

@rcgkreations Год назад

You did your best. That means alot

@michaelkauppi7571 Год назад

Your videos are great...like the way u interact with the camera and your helpers, how u mix a little comedy with your serious care of the Ladies...PLEASE wear your shield and gloves !!!! time to watch The Hog GP !!!!!!

@pattiesidlick4658 Год назад

Rolling your ankle when you weigh a bit always takes so long to heal and can't even wrap or give her a support for it. Wonderful job on her.

@bobbybrownshoes Год назад

Hi Graeme, meant to ask a good while ago if you could show us around some of your cars. Yes i know this channel is about the care of the cows hoofs

@jasoncheshire703 Год назад

The epic sounding background brings a whole new element to hoof trimming. I love it!

@healgrowlovecommunity8397 Год назад

I was holding my breath when you did the high pressure tests - hoping that she would flinch or moo. Let's hope the medications help. Please keep us posted on her situation 🐄

@claudettelumel Год назад

I love your videos and your accent!

@ramonadixon1291 Год назад

You tried your best to help this poor girl. Unfortunately we all have our limitations but those do not mean failures. You might not have been able to call this one. Success, but you were able to rule out what it was not which was very helpful.

@JasmineAnahera 10 месяцев назад

Hoof testers - the word you’re looking for is ‘discomfort’. It causes discomfort which causes them to react if there is any issues in the hoof 😉 Your videos are helping me so much. I studied vet nursing and in a depression spiral at the moment, but these videos are so soothing.

@louisegunn2323 Год назад

Graeme. I don’t believe I am so enjoying your channel. I have never had anything to do with cows as I was bought up in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, Australia. Near beaches.

@heathermatthews8286 Год назад

Poor girl. I hope the farmer and vet gets her ankle feeling better!!

@chrisgreen4231 Год назад

As an American, when I see your videos that mention "Buffalo", I think of "Bison", and I'm surprised that the videos are about "Water Buffalo". ("Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play...") Have you ever trimmed the hooves of a bison, American bison or European bison? Thank you for caring so much for our bovine friends, Graeme.

@creedfan305 Год назад

So informative! I've learned alot already by watching your videos on here and Facebook! Keep up the great work!

@robertamity3563 Год назад

Graeme, I have almost completely watching all of Craigie boyo’s videos ! Like one years worth in A week ! I finished off 4 years of your videos last week ( The Hoof GP) looking forward to more ! 👍😎🇺🇸 ! I even watched a bunch of the Farm live videos of those kid’s ?

@fluffymuffi1 Год назад

If you're running short of material you can follow the herd to Graeme's friend Cammy at The Sheep Game (I think that's it) and Katie at Right Choice Shearing. 😊

@robertamity3563 Год назад

@@fluffymuffi1I will look for them , thank you ?

@1madamezenobia Год назад

Help from Texas! Can i ask a couple of questions? I am curious about a couple of things. 1. How many knives do you take with for the day so you always have a sharp knife? 2. What's the difference between the green and blue sprays you use? 3. Do you ever have a cow with problems with both claws? And finally Ever cut yourself with your knife? What's the worst?

@janicerudeen210 Год назад

You did your best and eliminated many possible causes....possibly the poor girl needs an ankle x-ray....

@SeaSickSam1994 Год назад

I wish you had a tv series , I’d love that 🤗

@angelamartin7535 Год назад

I hope this beauty gets better!

@TalkSickOne420 Год назад

Hey Graham, my name is Jason, from Portland, Oregon. My question is if you ever run into any problem(s) which you don't have experience with or maybe don't even know what or why the problem is? From where I'm sitting you seem to have been born with the hoof blade in your hand and know dang near all there is to know! Anywho, I love your channel and have told several friends about it and now they love it. Have a blessed day and stay safe out there! Cheers 🍻

@janicerudeen210 Год назад

Fingers crossed as I begin watching...

@allisonkeevers6076 Год назад

You did your best, no-one can ask more of you than that. Not even yourself.

@cherbearian Год назад

We do the same sort of pain response testing with humans, sometimes it is necessary. You did what you could, and it's clear how much you care.

@junbh2 Год назад

Yes, and it's presumably much less force than is put on the hoof with every step of that massive body.

@WatersandWilderness Год назад

I hope that she feels better.

@lesleyflynn7673 Год назад

Hello from Illinois

@julypatchouli9719 Год назад

I don't know why, but the sounds of the trimming were so satisfying today 😊

@mariearmstrong7718 Год назад

Looking after these animals in whatever way you find necessary, whether you, the farmer or the vet, gets an animal back to maximum production! Thanx for the info!