How do you keep up with your horses worming, vaccinations, farrier work, etc.? Horse.com used to carry an equine record binder but I don't guess they do anymore. I can't find it. I see the computer software (HorseTrak) so I may order that. Does anyone use anything else like this to keep up with their horse's stuff?
Farrier is schedualed every 8 weeks for trims.
Worming is every 8 weeks - rotational.
Shots every spring - look at previous year for what was done.
Floating every spring with shots and again in fall.
I only have 2 so it is pretty easy for me. I do keep a record book for when I travel, easier because everthing is there if asked for.
Farrier is schedualed every 8 weeks for trims.
Worming is every 8 weeks - rotational.
Shots every spring - look at previous year for what was done.
Floating every spring with shots and again in fall.
I only have 2 so it is pretty easy for me. I do keep a record book for when I travel, easier because everthing is there if asked for.
I just use Google calendar:P When I have something done I put it on the calendar, then calculate forward to when I need said-thing done AGAIN and make a note of it (i.e. something like "Deworming: 7 Week Mark", so I know what's coming). You can also set it up so Google will email you when an event comes up on your calendar. Also use it to record weight checks, out-of-the-ordinary vet visits, weird weather, horse shows, etc.
Since my job has me sitting in front of a computer 8 hours a day, this works for me. I also back it up in a small event planner for travel, or if I need to make a quick note while I'm at the barn.
Pretty easy, but I only have one horse to worry about.
I LOVE Rendaivu - Free Online Equestrian Management Software It's a free online service that will keep up with all routine services and give you reports on what you're spending. It will also send out reminders if you set a "due date" for the next service. When entering a deworming record, I put a note when I schedule a due date as to which dewormer I want to use next.
You can enter in your horse's pedigree, photos, training records/schedule, show records/schedule, etc. It's very handy, no annoying ads or spam, and it's FREE!
I use a combination of my planner/calender (in college so I need it to keep track of everything) and a spiral notebook with a section for each horse. I keep entries when I work them or do anything (worming, vet, trim hooves, etc) and their weights, body condition scores, and how much/what kind of feed they are getting. But again I only have two fairly low maintence horses (esp in winter) so not that difficult.
I also use Rendaivu.
I was looking for a place to keep records.
I downloaded a free trial of that (I forget the name, but it is advertised on here) I found it to be confusing and after the trial it cost like $100.
So I looked on google for free stuff and came across Rendaviu.
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