Equine Emergency Vet Care App
Justin Long LLC
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Mar 3, 2026
- OS IOS / Android
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Equine Emergency Vet Care App is a fast, practical horse first aid and triage tool for barn managers, riders, and owners. Use it to assess symptoms, follow step-by-step emergency care, and connect with an equine veterinarian when every minute counts.
Core features
- Symptom checker and triage that turns signs like colic, lameness, wounds, choke, and foaling issues into clear action steps and risk levels
- First-aid protocols with checklists, timers, and vitals logging for heart rate, respiration, temperature, and pain
- One-tap vet connect to call your vet, locate the nearest equine clinic with GPS, and share a concise case summary
Advantages include veterinarian-authored guidance, offline access for barns and trail rides, and an interface designed for high-stress situations. Keywords: equine emergency, horse first aid, veterinary triage, colic, wound care, foaling complications.
This app supports decision-making and preparation and does not replace professional veterinary diagnosis and treatment.
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How to use:
1. Download and create your stable profile by adding horses, baseline vitals, allergies, and your veterinarian and emergency contacts.
2. Open Symptom Triage during an incident, select the problem or enter symptoms, and answer quick prompts to receive a severity level and immediate actions.
3. Follow the first-aid guide step by step, start built-in timers, and record heart rate, respiration, temperature, pain scores, notes, and photos.
4. Tap Contact Vet to call your veterinarian or the nearest equine clinic, share the auto-generated incident summary, and navigate with GPS.
5. Complete aftercare by reviewing recommendations, setting reminders, exporting logs to your vet, and restocking supplies with the checklist.