The STONE that fit like a PUZZLE PIECE!!! — Transcript
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- 0:05all right guys welcome back to nate the
- 0:07hoof guy today's video we have got 70 57
- 0:11back in the shoot and we're getting an
- 0:13update on that foot that we worked on
- 0:15and remember back to that first video
- 0:16this is the video we had where cow's
- 0:19heart beats in her hoof she had a stone
- 0:21lodged right near that white line
- 0:23actually real sharp rock and it
- 0:25penetrated that sole that foot we had to
- 0:28clean that area out she had some
- 0:30infection up underneath there we put a
- 0:32block on that other claw and we wrapped
- 0:34it with salicylic acid and sent her on
- 0:36her way
- 0:37now we're back three weeks later to take
- 0:40a look and see how she's recovered
- 0:47if you have not seen that video i will
- 0:48put a link in the description below
- 1:03at first glance it appears like the
- 1:04lesion has healed up pretty well but
- 1:06let's pair away some hoof and get a
- 1:07better look
- 1:48one of the most common questions i get
- 1:50when it comes to working on white lines
- 1:52or working on punctures like we've got
- 1:54here is how do you know how much hoof to
- 1:57take off so if you go back to that
- 1:58original video when i was working on
- 2:00that lesion i basically opened up the
- 2:02lesion but i didn't get too aggressive
- 2:04because there was a lot of soft corium
- 2:06exposed underneath there and the more
- 2:09you try to remove around that the more
- 2:11risk you have to damaging that corium so
- 2:14whenever i'm working on a lesion my
- 2:16primary goal is to open up the lesion
- 2:18itself to get that to drain so that new
- 2:21hoof can form underneath what we've got
- 2:23here now as we're coming back we've got
- 2:25more loose horn around that but when i'm
- 2:28working on this now and cleaning up this
- 2:30the rest of this loose horn now there's
- 2:32no risk of damaging corium because we've
- 2:35got a nice
- 2:36new layer of horn that's been produced
- 2:38there so it's much safer to remove that
- 2:41loose horn now
- 2:43if you were to watch farrier's work for
- 2:45example
- 2:46working on horse hooves they take away
- 2:49almost nothing when it comes to opening
- 2:51opening up a puncture or an abscess all
- 2:54they're trying to do is get us just
- 2:56enough that that that that area can
- 2:58drain and that infection can get out of
- 3:00there they'll even use some drawing
- 3:02salves and to pull that infection out
- 3:05instead of opening up opening it up like
- 3:07we do the reason they do that is because
- 3:09they can keep that foot in a clean
- 3:11controlled environment and don't have to
- 3:14have the same risks that we do with
- 3:17dairy cows
- 3:18as far as me i tend to take them uh as
- 3:21far as cattle trimmers go a much more
- 3:23conservative approach than most
- 3:26just for the sole purpose i don't want
- 3:27to damage corium because
- 3:30that slows the healing process
- 3:32if you're damaging corium whether it be
- 3:33my knife or whether it be a rock you are
- 3:36basically inhibiting its ability to
- 3:38produce new horn so i don't want to do
- 3:41that that's why i take these steps like
- 3:43i've done here a minimal approach at the
- 3:45beginning get that infection to drain
- 3:47get the new hard horn to form then i can
- 3:50go back like i've done here and remove
- 3:52all of this loose stuff safely no risk
- 3:54of corium damage no risk of delaying the
- 3:57healing process much safer approach in
- 3:59my opinion we're all going to have
- 4:01different approaches and it all comes
- 4:02down to what we think we can remove
- 4:05safely the one common theme that you'll
- 4:07hear amongst all of us is that we don't
- 4:09want to damage the aquarium that is
- 4:12the layer that does all the work that
- 4:13produces this hard outer covering that's
- 4:16going to end up protecting the entire
- 4:17foot
- 5:01as we zoom in here you can see right
- 5:03where that lesion was and that initial
- 5:05trim if we go back to that you can take
- 5:06a look and see what it looked like at
- 5:08that time
- 5:09and then now what it is here we've got
- 5:11horn all the way along that just got one
- 5:14little mark there left to check in that
- 5:15white line and then this foot will be
- 5:17ready to put down i don't have to worry
- 5:19about there there's a spot above a line
- 5:22above and one below in the sole i don't
- 5:24need to worry about that that's just
- 5:25some staining on the sole i don't need
- 5:27to cut that out it's not an area that's
- 5:29going to have
- 5:30any any problems associated with it so
- 5:32they can stay
- 5:33but get this foot done get this foot
- 5:35down and we'll let her go and see how
- 5:37she's walking now i'm going to leave
- 5:38that block in place just because i know
- 5:41that this sole is not going to be very
- 5:42thick at this point yet it's only been
- 5:44three weeks so we'll leave it on get it
- 5:46off in about two weeks time and then
- 5:48we'll know we'll have plenty of soul and
- 5:50that will be ready for weight
- 5:53so let's get her down guys that's going
- 5:55to do it for today's video
- 5:57as always thanks for watching and we
- 5:59will see you all on the next one
- 6:12you
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