Health & Care Horse
Horseshoe Check
Being an owner is not just feeding and loving — it's being informed on topics like horseshoes. This tool systematizes the health parameters that horse owners most often confuse or skip. It is completed in 30 seconds and produces a summary you can share directly; you can forward it to your vet, your spouse, or your pet insurance company.
Horseshoe Check
Being an owner is not just feeding and loving — it's being informed on topics like horseshoes. This tool systematizes the health parameters that horse owners most often confuse or skip. It is completed in 30 seconds and produces a summary you can share directly; you can forward it to your vet, your spouse, or your pet insurance company.
How to Use?
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Atınız mevcut sağlık durumunu doğru değerlendirin — son veteriner raporunu hazır tutun.
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Aşağıdaki form alanlarını doldurun: yaş, kilo, aktivite seviyesi, mevcut belirtiler.
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Form sonucunu inceleyin — risk + öneri + sonraki adım üçlüsü gösterilir.
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Yüksek risk çıktıysa 24-48 saat içinde veterinerinizle iletişime geçin.
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Sonuçları kayıtlı tutun (PDF olarak indirin), 3 ay sonra tekrar değerlendirin.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I do the horseshoe check?
Repeat this evaluation for your horse once a month or whenever you notice a change. Regular monitoring catches abnormal trends early.
Does this tool replace my vet?
No — this tool does not replace your vet's diagnosis. However, it provides a preliminary assessment you can take with you to your vet visit; your vet can then make decisions more quickly and accurately.
What should I do if results show 'high risk'?
Contact your vet within 24-48 hours. If there are emergency symptoms (shortness of breath, loss of consciousness, bleeding, coma), go to the emergency vet clinic immediately.
Can I use it for multiple horses?
Yes, use it separately for each horse. By comparing the results, you can see which horse is more at risk in which area.
Is it customized for Turkey?
Yes — the threshold values used are calibrated according to recommendations from the Turkish Veterinary Medical Association. Additional parameters are included for native breeds (Kangal, Akbash, Van Cat, Turkish Angora).