Equine Emergency Vet Care App

Your trusted, step-by-step resource for equine emergencies — right in your pocket.

When your horse is in trouble, every minute matters. This app gives horse owners clear, veterinarian-approved guidance to help you recognize what’s an emergency, what needs a vet soon, and what you can safely monitor at home. Designed by equine professionals, it’s an essential tool for anyone who cares for horses — from first-time owners to lifelong equestrians.

Simply choose the category that matches your horse’s symptoms — such as colic, lameness, eye injuries, wounds, foaling complications, poisonings, respiratory issues, neurological behavior, fever, or skin reactions — and follow the step-by-step prompts. Based on your selections, the app provides one of three recommendations:

- Monitor — Safe to watch at home, but know what changes to look for.

- Make an Appointment — Contact your vet during regular hours for further care.

- Emergency — Call Vet — Immediate veterinary attention is needed.

Each recommendation includes detailed next steps you can take right away — from how to safely confine your horse and collect vital signs, to what information to share when you call your vet. You’ll also find practical, easy-to-understand tips and videos to help you stay calm, prepared, and effective in a crisis.

Whether you’re dealing with a mild fever, a suspicious wound, a colic episode, or a life-threatening emergency, this app helps you make informed decisions quickly and confidently. It’s not a replacement for veterinary care; it helps you know when to call and what to say.

Key Features:

- Simple decision-tree based on real symptoms

- Clear, veterinarian-written instructions for immediate action

- Vital signs reference and monitoring tips

- Helpful videos and practical safety advice

- Coverage of nearly all major equine emergencies

Give yourself peace of mind and your horse the best chance for a positive outcome. With the Equine Emergency Vet Care Guide, you’ll always know what to do next — when every second counts.