Equine health record template 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the equine health record template in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the camper’s name, date of birth, and age in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
  3. Fill in the medical insurance company details and policy number. This information is crucial for emergency situations.
  4. Complete the parent/guardian contact information, including day, cell, and evening phone numbers for easy communication.
  5. In Part 1, check any chronic illnesses or injuries that apply. Provide additional explanations if you answered 'Yes' to any questions regarding recent health issues.
  6. Move on to Part 2 and check applicable allergies. Specify the nature of reactions where necessary to inform camp staff.
  7. Document immunization history in Part 3 by entering dates for each immunization listed.
  8. In Part 4, check any other health conditions that may affect your camper during their stay at camp.
  9. Finally, review the medications section in Part 5 and indicate which can be administered by camp staff. Ensure all prescription medications are properly labeled.

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An equine health certificate, or Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), is a legal document stating that your horse has been examined by a veterinarian within the last 30 days and has no obvious signs of clinical disease.
Body Structure: Look for a balanced body with a strong back, well-defined withers, and a deep chest. The legs should be straight with good bone structure. Hoof Quality: Healthy, well-shaped hooves are crucial for soundness. Check for s, chips, and overall hoof condition.
A daily equine health check should include the following: Skin and coat. Teeth and eating. Eyes, ears, nose. Legs. and faecal output. Appetite and water intake. Normal behaviour.
To keep your horse healthy, it is important to vaccinate it against certain diseases, deworm it regularly, and properly care for the teeth and feet. Horses are also susceptible to conditions such as colic and laminitis, which can greatly diminish the horses usefulness, or even end in death.
The Science Behind Determining a Horses Ideal Weight Use a body condition score (BCS) to measure subcutaneous . Calculate the girth to height ratio; a figure equal to or greater than 1.26 indicates overweight. Examine the cresty neck score. A score of 3 or higher suggests your horse is overweight.

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Horses Tricks Tips Recognizing common signs of illness in horses is crucial for their well-being. Watch for changes in behavior, such as lethargy, loss of appetite, or unusual aggression. Physical symptoms like a dull coat, weight loss, abnormal sweating, coughing, or nasal discharge can also signal health issue.