Laminitis is easier to manage when nothing gets lost.
Notebooks, whiteboards and texts to the farrier only go so far. The app keeps every check, weight, feed and visit together, so small changes are easier to spot and easier to talk about.
Daily checks in a minute
Footsoreness, digital pulse and gait, tapped in at the stable door. A run of days side by side makes a change easy to see.
Weight you can follow
Record from a weighbridge, a weigh tape or girth and length. Watch the trend rather than guessing from the saddle.
Rations, feeds and hay
Keep your feeds and hay batches on file, log what went in the bucket and see the day’s ration worked out against bodyweight.
A care calendar that keeps up
Vet, dentist and farrier visits, worming, vaccinations and egg counts: what was done, what is booked and what is due.
Tests and episodes in one place
Blood tests, dynamic tests (OST, OGT, TRH, CGIT), radiographs and any laminitis episodes, ready to show your vet.
Shared with your household
Whoever does the morning check, everyone logs to the same horse, so nobody has to remember what somebody else saw.
Clear screens, made for the yard.
Never miss the farrier again
Every visit and treatment on one calendar, for one horse or the whole yard, in a month view or a simple list.
Spot a change early
Tap through footsoreness, pulse in each foot and gait on a hard surface. Seven days in a row tells you more than one.
Know exactly what went in
Pick from your own feeds and hay batches and see the day’s total against bodyweight, worked out for you.
Up and running before evening stables.
Add your horse
Name, breed, height and a starting weight. Add as many horses and ponies as you look after.
Log the everyday
A quick check, what was fed, any turnout. It takes about as long as filling a haynet.
See the whole picture
Trends, records and the care calendar in one place, ready when your vet or farrier asks.
Your facts, your dates, your vet’s judgement.
The app keeps a tidy, honest record. It never guesses a due date or offers a diagnosis: the dates are the ones you enter, and decisions stay with you and your vet. If you are worried about your horse today, call your vet.
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