The sole of this cow's hoof was ROTTING AWAY, it smelled HORRIBLE!

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[edwardmyers]

I don't even know why the hell I watch these. I have zero chance of ever needing this skill yet here I am.

[WafflesInTheRain]

It’s incredible that a cow can recover from an injury like that after receiving the proper care. As a layman, I would have assumed that their weight and environment would make recovery from an injury like that impossible, but I’m happy to see that there are professionals like yourself out there to help animals live pain free.

[amandac]

him nicely telling the cows to be quiet is so wholesome to me 😭

[ThankfulRain]

I just watched someone else's trimming video, and all I could think was that he was rushing and taking too big of cuts at a time, and it was so rough when he was finished. You are always so patient and gentile with these cows. Your professionalism and caring really show in your work.

[IcestormTundra]

My mind went immediately to treating bedsores on my clients. They can get really deep, become infected, and take an absolute age to heal. Nothing ever comes close to the smell of a really bad bedsore. Props on you for being able to stomach it.

[raizaintilian]

I’d love an update later on to see how she’s doing! I really want to see how her hoof looks properly healed.

[Sabamonster]

I grew up on a dairy farm. Saw this done 1000 times and 'right' before you said that it sometimes doesn't look like it's gentle or accurate, I was thinking to myself just how accurate you are with that knife. No jagged or bulky cuts. No deformed chunks. You're incredibly precise.

[aff]

I think what draws people most to this content is not just the satisfaction, but the empathy. Towards the cows, the farmers, you, and to learning something that we will never use but gives us a new perspective on the world and on life. Keep on keeping on, from across the pond

[wewendela]

3:14 Lol, those waiting cows are letting you know that are late for their hoof appointment and that they are important ladies with places to be and thing to do.

[MoonLitChild]

The term "doe-eyed" didn't actually come from deer when it was first coined, it came from female cows. In the medieval era, to be compared to a cow was usually favorable/a compliment, due to how much cattle and sheep were prized. So, I get what Graeme says about their eyes. They're such beautiful creatures.

[gregory]

Been watching these videos for a while now and can honestly say you dont give yourself enough credit, the precision you need to have to truly make sure that those cows dont feel any aditional pain while trimming is spot on. You go the extra mile for them and thats what makes these videos so special to watch!

Thank you!

[davonne]

I don’t know how I got here. I didn’t even know hoof trimming was a thing. But now I absolutely love this channel. I’ve been hooked for weeks now. Not only is it satisfying to see these cows get the care they deserve, it’s very informative.

[christinelajoie]

Many years ago I lived with a bunch of friends one of which was Scottish. He complimented me once by saying I had cow eyes. At the time I had no idea how to take it. I'm from a Canadian city and had never seen cows up close. He was a dairy farmer. I think I understand the compliment better now.

[creatrixcorvusarts]

I had a dog that got a broken leg that was very severe and it had to be stabilized and left open…so that the necrotic tissue could be derided daily. I can well relate to what that smelled like. Good job GP. I so appreciate your compassion for these creatures.

[theredeyedjedi]

As a city boy from America who has never been on a farm, I am completely intrigued by your videos. Thank you

[jd]

Omg! Thank God these animals have you! I had no idea these things could happen. I don't want to know what would happen if they hadn't had you and your care. God bless you, sir!

[storm-]

I really love how you always explain what's happening and talk about your own thoughts and feelings, while engaging and educating the audience by asking us what we think. Great content. The work you do for these animals is amazing!

[ShipperChick]

“Quiet Please”!!! 😂 I love what you do for these beautiful animals, AND HOW you do what you do. With such compassion and professionalism… and love ❤

[cpbozms]

I like how in every video you try to comfort us by saying, that is not the cow that is being trimmed mooing, it's her colleagues waiting❤

[greglynas]

I am a big animal person so seeing the way you treat these beautiful creatures is so amazing. Treating them as passionately and carefully as you would a person. It’s just beautiful