I grew up on a farm. At age 3 I had my first disagreement with my father about a cow. They make different sounds for different reasons. Pain is something they feel, and all animals do. Farmers don't usually call the vet, they take care of things if they can. I stood my ground, "Please call the vet, she is in pain". No animal should suffer when there are meds for them. Thanks, Dad for calling. From then on Dad had pain the meds. I miss the farm and my Dad.

The most satisfiying thing about the video is that you've helped that poor animal out of its suffering because it can do nothing for itself in that situation and you sir are a true hero.

Thank you so much for helping this poor girl! I can’t imagine the pain they must feel and can’t say anything. We appreciate all that you do for those creatures.

I love hearing them talk to each. "Hurry up Doris, I want to get back out to pasture" "Back off Ethel, I'm getting my mani/pedi, wait your turn ya old cow" "Sheesh Doris, don't get your udder in an uproar, the man is doing his best. Hey uh, Mr.Hoof guy, mind giving me a quick scratch on my old rump while you're back there, thanks"

She even looked back to say” wow, I feel much better, thanks, Garett!” 🥳

I've had an abscessed tooth before and it's some of the worst pain I've ever had to deal with. Just absolute agony. Having to walk around on it like this poor girl must have been such a nightmare! Thank you for all the wonderful care you guys give and help relieve such a massive amount of pain and suffering.

I love how you take the time to pet her.

I got a idea for a video. Ask Tom to describe what hoof trimming was like when he started and what he would have done differently than the methods you currently use.

I always get a kick out of the KZfaq experts. Always telling, never asking or even being mindful of the fact that the experts we’re watching, actually ARE experts. Never fails. Doctors, survival guides, dermatologists, and now even hoof trimmers are all being questioned by pseudo intellectuals.

Honestly, I am mostly watching for the accents!!!! But having grown up on a farm, I so appreciate your care and kindness for animals!

Lovely to watch how kind and caring you are to these animals. Respect from South West Scotland.

I have NO idea how this ended up in my feed, but I'm so glad it did! This was really cool. Such care and professionalism with the cow. Can't imagined how relieved she must be!

Thank you ever so for helping her! Poor thing! Your job is extremely important! Where would these gentle animals be without your help?! You're doing great works! Please don't ever think you're not!

That was so loud - I heard it all the way over here in Western Australia!!. I had an amazing sense of relief, too💛💚

This is the first time watching you and I subscribed!! I like you, Sir. I’m 73 and haven’t had livestock in almost 34 years but I truly appreciate a gentleman who sincerely cares about the animals in his charge. Looking forward to watching much more.

I love watching how careful and efficient you are. Also, great bedside manner.😃

it always cracks me up when people 1000s of miles away seem to think they know more then you or your other hoofers know, great job , i am sure the cattle thank you

You have a heart of an angel...and your mission for caring for these animals goes without saying. We thank you for caring

this job must give you great satisfaction it’s very satisfying to watch you clean away all the gunk and gore to give the animal instant pain relief and the support needed for complete healing and stability

It's talking to you, saying," Thank you for opening this up. It was getting rather crowded in there." Poor cow, having to walk on that. even for an hour!such incredible animals!

It's nice to see the cow relieved

Oh, that poor girl! I know she must be feeling so much better now.

Aw, bless her sweet little heart! Thank you for taking care of her!

Man, I can't imagine walking around on that foot. Great work!

Another relieved customer. Literally and metaphorically.

So glad the girlie got that crap out. Thanks for taking care of her.

My maternal family were farmers, dairy men, chicken/egg, hogs, and turkeys. Cows are my favorite. Bless you for gentle care of God's creatures.

Thank you for sharing this information. This poor cow had to have been a lot of pain .

I really love watching and how technology has come along for holding the animal still. Great video sir!!!!

What a relief for the poor cow 🐄 thank you for educating me on what you do to help these animals

Well done for relieving her pain having had an abscess myself in my jaw I know the relief when it pops 😮‍💨

I’m grateful for the work you do and for the provisions from these animals. They deserve so much more respect than they get.

All this lunch talk got me so hungry! With all that preamble I was half expecting a gusher, but it still was satisfying to see the poor big momma getting help! The only thing missing from this video was Tom's "MOOVE!!" in the intro, it kinda isn't the same without.

The thing that I love the most about this video is the fact that he says hopefully we get a good one before I’m off to lunch meeting most of their cows are extremely healthy and not in pain this is a good channel thank you subscribed

I feel like these dudes need to have more then 100k subscribers cause they wake up everyday to do this and this work isnt easy and they teach you soo mich about cows feet

That was amazing to see the relief for that cow. Because of you she is feeling 💯 percent better

It's really nice to see someone help the animals like you thank you

Scwidgy….not a word you can use in many conversations, but it’s perfect here😊. Thank you so much for helping this dear Lady❤❤

Hello 👋 from New York USA Thank you for all you're hard work take the Cow's 🐄 Pain Away 😊

awe thank you for being so caring.....she looked so comfy after 💙

Great job Gareth…she must have been so relieved. We humans would be shouting from the rooftops with an abscess like that! 🥰🐄

This is the first time I’ve seen your channel. That was amazing! Thank you for getting her out of pain. I’ll be keeping an eye out for your videos from here on out.

You people seem so caring and friendly its hard to find such people in the U.S like that

Sir Gareth I am so glad your videos are in full glorious color. I am still in awe just how delicately you wield those sharp instruments! Thank you for posting!

Just love it when the cow looks back as if to say thank you. Hope you enjoyed your lunch - peanut butter sandwiches 🥪🥪😋

Instant relief! How gratifying is it to help cows feel so much better and be more healthy, Garth? I’m sure it’s immense! You didn’t put me off my meal. I’m a nurse,

Thank you for helping this poor girl and taking care of her abscess and making her feel better ❤️❤️

That was very informative! I had no idea that cows had their hooves trimmed! Or got such nasty hoof infections. Must feel good to help them! Thanks for the video!

Poor cow 🐄 Thanks for helping & caring for your animals properly. I'm sure once that pressure was released, it felt much better 👍❤️

Thanks to you guys for compassionate care helping the animals out. I hope it’s as rewarding for you knowing you are appreciated.

Thank you for your understanding and caring for cows❤️

Thanks for being so kind and making sure they do not feel the pain.

Great video. That was a really squidgy hoof. Glad you got it fixed up for her. She was walking great on that foot. I hope you enjoyed your lunch after that trim.

Before 2020: Ew gross why would anyone watch this? 2022: I can't relax until I watch a hoof trimming video.

I can't imagine having that infection. So painful. Thanks for helping her.

Fantastic! I know that her hoof, feels better now!

I feel so much better for this friendly pretty animal. Lunch well deserved. ✊🏼🇫🇷🇨🇭🌺

Instant relief alright, that looked nasty, great job Gareth, hope you enjoyed your lunch, thank you for posting, and take care.👍💙🐄

You guys are miracle workers!!! I love people who help animals😁❤️👍 That poor girl must've been in so much pain. You can tell she was expecting it to hurt when first released. Then, she realizes ... "Oh, it's better now". And starts walking away .😊🐮 Great video, thanks for sharing!

I can imagine how it felt to walk on that...poor girl! I'm sure she felt so much better!

Love how calm the cows allways are in these videos.

Watched a lot of the Hoof Doctor's channel so this wasn't much of a surprise. No doubt it can be a nasty job at times but somebody has to do it. Good work.

I had an abscess on my tailbone after falling on the ice and it was one of the most painful things I've EVER been through!

I always get so excited to see the notification for your videos you guys are awesome your friend from America

Wow! That was a bad one. Good job, she didn't want to leave, lol. She must have felt way better getting that pressure off. 👍🐄

thank you for helping this cow’ look forward to more videos. ps i never knew there would be a sound associated with the pressure release

As some what of a hoof trimming expert from my experience in youtube, I learnt something new with the grooves cut for the glue to stick better. Always be man enough to acknowledge you don't know it all and can still learn even with my extensive expertise.

I was not raised on a farm but I do love watching farm life. Specially with the care of the farm animals. Great job on the cow's hoof. GOD bless you.

Oh I bet she felt soooo much better after your help! New subscriber here. Looking forward to your other vids. 👍🏼🐮

Such a patient moomoo. Fantastic job.

really enjoyed this video.... its really nice to see someone who loves their job and show true care for the animals that give us so much!

bless you for taking the pain away from these humble animals 🥰

Omg poor cow! It looked like a painful procedure, but I’m sure she’ll forget all about the pain soon! Never knew careers like this existed this is so interesting!

That poor girl had to be in serious pain. Well done you! I'd still be having my lunch too!

Well done. I hope this cow feels better soon. Thanks for fixing her up.

She has to feel better with that pressure released. Thank you for taking care of her.

"yes, Tom is that old" , Tom has all of that experience too! This video was icky and I enjoyed every moment of it, I need to re-evaluate myself 🤔🤔

This was very interesting I could do this job. I really love animals so helping their pain would be rewarding. You did a great job!

Thankyou and God Bless you for helping this Poor baby out with her foot. I know what sore feet feel like myself..

Wow. You are a special person bringing healing to these creatures

First time I've seen your channel. I love animals and I'm so glad that you brought comfort to this one! Ps I love your accent, where are you from? I'm from USA California. Keep helping our wonderful animals!

Am I alone here when I say I actually feel the relief myself? If cows could sigh...

My Hooves feel great after watching these I never saw such relief in my life

Thank you sooo much! Mad respect!!! 🙌

Hello, I’m glad you could eat your lunch after that. I was wondering how is Tom’s hand. It’s been a while since we saw it. I’m glad you could help that young lady with her painful foot.

When Tom was learning to trim, he had to practice outside as there were no lights indoor as of yet......I know as I"m older than Tom! 💀

Anaerobic bacteria making gas and building pressure. You guys are doing such an important to help these cows. You guys are the best!

Woo hoo I’ve found Hoof Trimmers from Northern Ireland. I don’t have a farm or a clue but boy do I love watching hoof trimming. No idea why but I do!!! I look forward to steaming all your videos from the past to the past. Tom & Gareth Tech TV I wish you every success with KZfaq. 🐄 ❤

I bet it was surprising to realize how many non catle owners where dedicated fans of this type of stuff...I love the knowing they are getting help and getting their booboos fixed. so many livestock owners let their animals get bad or don't care for them as they should and that kills me , idc what the animal is for one must take care of them while they are in your care..growing up I had to feed pigs that were raised for their meat and as hard as it was I made sure they were shown love till they went on to serve their purpose bc they shouldn't be neglected or get less care bc they are going to be slaughtered one day so I made sure I showed them some thanks for what they were going to be used for , but I couldn't Name them bc I did the first littler and it liked to killed me the morning I fed them and left for school knowing I'd come home and they'd be gone so I had to stop naming them and I just used bud for them all. Also I they would take them off to slaughter when I was off to school so I wasn't there to see it bc I couldn't handle that either, but was exciting to know I'd have another bunch coming to take care if soon...

Thanks Gareth! I enjoy watching your work. What does TEC stand for?

Not sure why but I find these videos full filling. So happy to see the bovine getting good care.

I love your channel, I watch the Hoof GP all the time and you were on his video your good at treating the cows

That cow didn’t look all that healthy, was that the infection? That aspirin foam/ paste is pretty cool. I am 14 and I have been at dairy operations before but I have never seen that pad you glued on, is that something always used or just when they have come up lame? How long does it stay on her?

Once again THANK YOU FOR HELPING THESE POOR Animals with their pain

You are an Amazing Person. ❤️ Thank you, for Taking care of them and giving them love and Attention. God Bless you.

Amazing video. You are great at what you do. Skilled and compassionate. Thank you 🐄🐂🐃🐮💕

Extremely interesting and educational. I love cow's and always have to me they are very beautiful. So this was very enjoyable to watch and I loved how nice and gentle the Cow Veterinarian was with handling the cow. Plus the wonderful job he did with the cow's hoof. Thank you.

Thanks for taking care of ur animals.

Thank goodness you can help these cows! Today is so much better for them.

Gracias amigo por cuidarla tan bien.💜