Whoa! That is one crazy tumor! 

If that's a Hot Shots Part Deux reference, while Rowan Atkinson's character is trying to take a sip of water from the fountain, we are besties. "It's not very cold...Is this filtered?" 😂😂😂

Just happened yesterday, might take a week or so!

Well don't forget about us 😂​@EnochtheCowVet

I will ask Darcy, cheers!

Yes, would love more follow ups for when you use these bands! Awesome videos from you Doc 👍

Surprisingly that wasn’t her mooing! If you watch at the end, you can see her chewing on the metal device while another cow in the background was mooing. I thought it was her too

We had just finished preg testing 150 cows, that was as those ladies as we had drafted off the empties (not pregnant) and some heavier weaner calves. That was the mums of those calves mostly! Cheers!

Wow mate! That is awesome, you guys are seriously generous! Thanks again!

I reckon she will be just fine and will go on to keep raising calves. Cheers!

Easy Boss E Distractor took care of most of the kicks.

We will see Julie! This was yesterday!

@@EnochtheCowVet I didn't mean right now!!! In a couple of months...cheers Ausgranny 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤶🤣🤣🤣❤

I want one, too. Just looked up "cow distraction device" online and came up with multiple options. ;-)

Google Easy Boss E!

Sore hoof for sure. She will definitely feel better in a couple weeks

Of course you can with some instruction.

You really should get advice from your local vet - not off the internet. Do you even have the correct pain relief and equipment? You could cause terrible problems for the animal.

@@ljtlove4519 thank you/ can you explan this instructions please sir?

The bander is designed specifically for bulls. Horses and Donkeys are usually done under a full general anesthetic or standing sedated, then with a surgical technique. The incision is then left open. Horse and donkey castrations are veterinary procedures here in Australia. Cheers!

@@gaynorprice-jones1826 thank you sir

Calicrate Bander. I gave a talk about using one for unique procedures at the Australian Cattle Vets conference. That bander was a present from a good friend Shane when I graduated from veterinary school in 2001!

Those banders are used all over the US. We've been using them for years.

​@@EnochtheCowVetNot trying to be nosey but where are originally from? You don't have the Australian Accent 🤔😅

Wild Horse, Colorado 80862

Yep

Lignocaine 2%. Yessss

Yes, he did give pain relief, go back and watch from the beginning and you'll see him trying to get the needle in the best place.

yes, at 2:15 he got out lidocaine and then injected it.

Cows don’t seem to bothered by our work, so simple distraction is quite effective. She thinks about chewing on the Easy Boss E instead of carrying on trying to get away from us. Cheers!

@@EnochtheCowVet very cool@! Ty

Google Easy Boss E

Happens quick and heals better!

Yes, he did of the first one he showed.

Search follow up. Every video involving the bander (and every time I have used it from memory without a video) has been successful. I ask for follow up videos from the farmers but often they heal so well they struggle to identify them!

In the beginning of the video he said it was a tumor since it was very mobile. It also says tumor in the video’s title

@@Ronaee true. I wasn’t aware that a tumor could be removed with a giant rubber band type device. It makes sense though, slowly cutting off blood supply

Oh Canada!

What do you mean? The band will remain on for weeks, it isn't a swift process. Sometimes he follows up on the ones if he revisits in a timely manner.

Mostly it depends if the farmer can find them and shoot a video for me. Darcy will try, but this property is 35,000 acres!

35,000 acres… but… these grow quickly, hence it has rapidly outgrown its own blood supply. Beef cattle don’t approach their owners, they do their own thing, eating grass, raising calves, etc. things like this get found when they are yarded, such as this case, where the mob was in for preg testing. Good animal husbandry, just different than what happens on small hobby blocks and dairies. Beef cattle really believe themselves to be living the dream of a wild life, blissfully unaware that their feed, water, and health are being looked after! Cheers!

If you had a thousand kids roaming 30k acres, you wouldn't notice a tumor on one's leg, either.

On a farm of about 55 square miles?

Yep

Lmao took the words right from me!! I can’t get enough of that show.

Graeme is an absolutely amazing hoof trimmer, but this is not a hoof issue. He would tell you the same! She will be right team!

​@@EnochtheCowVetbro can i get ur instagram plzzzz

Heck no! Within Australia mild profanity is common and almost expected! I was surprised upon arrival, but I have actually found it refreshing how uncommon it is for Australians to take offense for any reason out here in the bush. We just get on with it! Cheers!

Sounds just like my surgeon dad in the middle of a tough case! One of my brothers asked my mom why dad always said “sun on da beach”. Hmmmm

@@EnochtheCowVetYou bloody tell ‘em, mate👍Love your work and humour. Lucky us to have such a beaut Yank here.

Cheers Carol!

It’s an Aussie thing. U less you live here you wouldn’t understand it. Also studies show people who cuss (or swear) tend to have higher intelligence than those who don’t 🤷🏼‍♀️