Nate's video titles: "WHAT ON EARTH is HAPPENING TO THIS INFECTED HOOF?!?!??!" Nate speaking: *Speaks calmly and guides everyone through what's going on*
I recently moved to a new neighborhood where there’s a property of a few acres with cows. I noticed one of them limping and thought: I wonder what Nate could do for her 🤔
I showed my daughter your videos. She is obsessed with them now. She is very interested in what you are doing and asks a bunch of questions I don’t know the answers to 😂.
Слов не понимаю, но очень нравится смотреть как вы аккуратно и бережно лечите коров! Сравнила несколько видео, а ваши лучше, спасибо за науку! Коров люблю и молочко тоже.
Yieeee..I was correct. Sole ulcer it was🥳🥳 I know there is nothing to celebrate because neither do I own a cow nor am I a hoof magician like you but somehow I feel ecstatic for knowing the correct answer. Thank you providing information with such finesse that even a lay person like me could tell the difference between sole ulcer and white line defect. Thank you nate. Your videos are amazing. Loads of support and blessings from India👍🏼👍🏼
I’m a new watcher so am still really confused about the whole process and knowing what the problem is. Maybe one day I’ll be able to figure it out too, haha.
Nate has taught me alot about hooves. Pedal bone pressure, digital dermatitis, corrium ulcers, etc... I knew absolutely nothing about these things... Until Nate. Thanks Nate, you're metal 🤘
And like other viewers, I guessed it after watching and eliminating other possibilities as you worked. And I must say, you have taught us well!!! Glad to see this cow doing well! Thanks for the video as always! 👍🏻🙏
Howdy Nate! 🙋🏻 I absolutely adore when you include follow-up treatments in the same vid. ❤ Thanks a bunch! 😉 Also I finally got Mr. Mike to fix my name so y'all know it's me! 🎉 And the baby at the end...😌 Hey Lady G! 😘
I did know it was a sole ulcer but that was a lucky guess! I love when Nate shows the healing progression, seeing what his intervention actually does is such a good learning experience. Rock on Sir Hoof Wizzard!!
This lucky Irish man got it right Nate, I’ve watched enough of ur videos and tec tv videos and ur content has helped me diagnose the problem, another good video and ur knife work is one of the best I’ve seen , keep up the good work.
Pretty sure he meant comment what you thought it was, and what it actually is at the end, not leaving and commenting while watching. However it wouldn't hurt anything, just hit play again
Nate the Hoof Guy and The owners show so much compassion to these cows. They treat them with care and loving respect--even if it reduces the actual profit they get from their “cash cows.” Because they have to pay Nate-who I might say earns every penny. Nate, you really care.
I love these follow up videos. Definitely need more of these. It's nice and satisfying to see the whole healing process from start to finish in once video.
These videos are both a meditation, and a weekly quiz + demonstration on hoof trimming. Like. The repetition isn’t even much if an issue either way. If I was a novice trimmer I’d start from the top and work through it all. Seeing 50+ or 100+ different cases is not nothing. Whichever we are closer too. And it’s also process fir some of us if focus and relaxation in a task that is predictable, highly helpful, and a deduction process.
Love the 5 weeks later approach, I was always really interested in seeing how the cows were doing afterwards and what their healed over hooves would look like.
The way you softly scraped out the spot I knew that it had to be a sole ulcer, and yes.. I think my arm flew spontaneously out of itself in the air when you gave the answer.. But I swear I myself had nothing to do with that smug arm of mine .. 😓 🤔😉
I especially love when you talk to us like if you're the Dora the Explorer of cow's feet ! Jokes aside though, I think it's really fun and engaging when you do so. And 9/10 times when you ask us to find the problem, I'm actually able to guess it correctly. Then I wonder why the hell on earth do I now have this knowledge, but I'm glad I do ! Maybe one day in a post-apocalyptic world, I'll end up on a farm and I'll need to diagnostic a cow's foot. Then I'll look up to the skies and say "This one's for you Nate!"
It seems like the layer separation was a lot broader here than it is for the white-line defect scenario, but I didn't realize that until later in the video! You did fool us with this one!
It appeared as though it may be a sole..um..fracture! Uh nope only half right. She sure healed well for such a bad spot on her foot. Great video Nate. It had me trying to figure it out!
My first reaction actually *was* "it might be a sole ulcer," before you removed anything. It just didn't seem like a white line to me, though I didn't rule it out (as a rule of thumb, I don't rule out possible diagnoses until I have definitive evidence - in this case, the horn removed enough to actually see the problem). I'd also considered maybe an atypical-presentation puncture or a whole new manner of issue (just what sort of new issue, idk, but it seems cows mostly just have white line defects, sole uclers, and punctures as their pretty-much-only problems to do with their feet...and related abcesses).
Again great tool/knife maintainance makes for Great foot care possible ... i would of reduced length of the ulserated claw ... but yes patient progressive treatment gets great results ..
I was a little bit off. Thought it was an ulcer due to a puncture. Was there sole separation removed by the grinder? And as this was caused by pedal bone pressure, could this become a chronic issue? Thank you in advance if you have time to answer.
I don't have any farm background at all, but somehow I really love these video's :D It feels satisfying to see these girls having their manicure haha ;)
If is not a white line issue I'm guessing a sole upset I'm not seeing the redness that you normally see with the digital dermatitis it might be wrong but that's why I watch you because you know what your doing
@@zan_wild If it's not an issue that can be corrected, then yes. In which case, the only thing Nate or anyone else can do is manage her condition as best as possible to mitigate her discomfort and the frequency of issues.
Another great video bud always full of great info when you put a block on one side does that add more pressure to that side since all the weight in on the block
Nate “Now I know what you’re thinking.. white line defect.” Steph thinking a half second before (not the least bit diagnostic) “OooWEE that’s a lotta doo doo packed in that foot!”
After 2 sec of this video, i can tell it is a cow you already try to fix it. Without success !! Because of watching a lot of your video , I learned a lot . Thanks 👍(drunk)
I was spot on for once! But hey a lucky guess also counts if it's the right one :) And no my 4 legged friends, don't worry I don't trim your hoofs for a living so you can rest easy again.
