Electronic Vet

31/12/2021

Access your horse’s records anywhere and anytime! Electronic Vet provides accurate and easily accessible online medical records including vaccination records, test results, exams and a portal to host Coggins, Brand Cards, and any other relevant document. Learn more and start your free trial at electronicvet.com

31/12/2021

Store your horse’s vaccination records and important vet records in the cloud with !

Access your horse’s records anywhere and anytime! Electronic Vet provides accurate and easily accessible online medical records including vaccination records, test results, exams and a portal to host Coggins, Brand Cards, and any other relevant document. Learn more amd start your free trial at electronicvet.com

30/12/2021

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Has your horse received its flu shot this season?

Equine influenza is a highly contagious respiratory condition and one of the most common infectious diseases of the respiratory tract of horses. Influenza is endemic in the equine population of the United States, which means it's always around.

Like in humans, equine influenza spreads rapidly through groups of horses in aerosolized droplets dispersed by coughing. The severity of clinical signs depends on the degree of existing immunity within the affected individual, among other factors. Any horse showing signs of respiratory disease (cough, nasal discharge, persistent fever) should be isolated immediately until the cause can be determined by your veterinarian. Please note that, while humans cannot contract the disease, they can carry the infection and transmit the virus between horses.

Contact your horse doctor for more information on how to prevent this disease through an appropriate vaccination protocol and biosecurity practices. Learn more about the AAEP's recommendations for vaccination at https://aaep.org/guidelines/vaccination-guidelines/risk-based-vaccination-guidelines/equine-influenza

29/12/2021

Submitting your horses’ vaccination records with your horse show entries just got easier with ! Click and submit! Learn more about eVet and start your free trial at ElectronicVet.com!

28/12/2021

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27/12/2021

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Did you know a horse with a moderate hair coat starts requiring additional calories for body temperature regulation when the outside temperature drops to approximately 50°F? Cold weather prompts special considerations for your horse's diet and care: https://aaep.org/horsehealth/cold-weather-nutrition

26/12/2021

In and out of the barn, everyone is thinking about biosecurity. With new regulations and horse show entry requirements, we knew there needed to be an easier way to submit your horse’s vaccination records than fumbling with paper. So we created Electronic Vet. Store and share your horse’s info easily by storing them online with . Learn more and start your free trial at www.ElectronicVet.com

25/12/2021

Wishing a very Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! And warm wishes for a safe and happy holiday season for all!

24/12/2021

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23/12/2021

Do you know how to identify signs of ulcers in horses?

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One of the most common problems affecting performance horses is gastric ulceration.

If your horse is exhibiting any of the signs shown in the graphic (each horse is an individual and could show some, none, or all signs of EGUS), it may be time to consult your veterinarian. Proper diagnosis is crucial to get the appropriate treatment started promptly. Your vet will also be able to make recommendations for environmental and management changes that can aid in preventing ulcers in the future.

22/12/2021

is the easiest way to transfer your horse’s records accurately and efficiently. AND purchase your subscription now and also receive a FREE Telehealth consultation with our co-founder, Dr. Barbara Blasko! Learn more about at ElectronicVet.com .

21/12/2021

The tools we use are changing. We created to avoid many of the common problems with paper veterinary records. Now you can quickly and easily transfer the most up-to-date and accurate records for your horse to a horse show, shipper or boarding facility. Learn more and start your free trial at ElectronicVet.com

21/12/2021

Top trainers are trashing old school paper vaccination records and switching to Electronic Vet. is an easy-to-use cloud-based storage subscription that allows your horse’s records to be updated easily and transferred instantly. For shipping, showing, or breeding. Start your free trial at www.electronicvet.com

19/12/2021

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14/12/2021

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12/12/2021

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11/12/2021

Good vaccination practices keep horses safe at home and on the road. Biosecurity is on everyone’s mind, but not at their fingertips, which is why we created Electronic Vet. is a cloud-based system that makes it easy for vets, venues and shippers to quickly verify vaccinations. Learn more at electronicvet.com

10/12/2021

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10/12/2021

Do you have to heat your water troughs and buckets where you live? What other precautions do you take to prevent colic in extreme temperatures (hot or cold)?
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09/12/2021

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29/11/2021

Did you know there is a USEF Member Perk for eVet users? eVet account creation and service renewal is available at a discounted rate for all competing US Equestrian members.

eVet is the Official Digital Vaccination sponsor of US Equestrian, a collaboration that gives US Equestrian members access to eVet’s digital services for all of their horse and veterinary care documentation needs.

eVet is a cloud-based, mobile-friendly data storage platform offering secure access to equine medical records, including vaccination records, Coggins, microchip numbers, photo identification, passport information, and veterinary reports, which can be uploaded by the horse owner, trainer, or barn manager. eVet is HIPAA compliant and only a licensed veterinarian can enter the vaccination information, which ensures the stored data is 100% authenticated.

29/11/2021

Normal temperature in a horse ranges from 99°F - 101°F. This can vary by horse and can be influenced by environment and exercise.

Try monitoring your horse’s temperature (at rest) over several days to establish a baseline value range for your individual horse.

Abnormal temperature can be one of the first signs of a problem.

28/11/2021

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26/11/2021

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Knowing your individual horse's normal range of basic health parameters enables you to identify abnormalities early.

If you ever perform a TPR exam on your horse and think there might be a problem, call your veterinarian. When able to safely obtain, current temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR) values are always useful information to provide your veterinarian

26/11/2021

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Knowing your individual horse's normal range of basic health parameters enables you to identify abnormalities early.

If you ever perform a TPR exam on your horse and think there might be a problem, call your veterinarian. When able to safely obtain, current temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR) values are always useful information to provide your veterinarian

25/11/2021

Wishing you all a very happy Thanksgiving. Full bellies and hearts for everyone!

25/11/2021

Thankful for our family, friends, teams, owners, supporters, and of course, our horses, today and everyday. Happy Thanksgiving!❤️🍂

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24/11/2021

Do you know the difference between stocking up and cellulitis?

Repost from : Many horses will "stock up" with subcutaneous edema (fluid swelling) in two or more legs (usually the hind limbs). Stocking up generally results from a significant decrease in exercise and usually resolves as the horse starts exercising again.

Lymphangitis( or vasculitis, big leg disease, staph infection, or cellulitis) on the other hand is a bacterial infection and a dramatically different condition. While its causes may vary, it’s easy to spot once it sets in: the swelling will be extreme, hot and very painful to the touch, and the horse will be depressed due to the fever and discomfort.

If you think your equine friend has cellulitis or even if you're not sure, we encourage you to seek professional help promptly. Your horse doctor will make the best treatment recommendations, both to reduce swelling and to address any sort of bacterial infection that might be active or that could occur due to the edema in the soft tissue.

Read more on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/lymphangitis-frustrating-condition

24/11/2021

How you submit your horses’ documents to shows is changing “Competitors are encouraged to use electronic Drugs & Medication Report Forms over paper forms.” Electronic Vet is the premier online vet records storage subscription. eVet is USEF’s Official Vaccination Records Sponsor. Learn more and start your free trial at www.electronicvet.com

On Dec. 1, the point count resets to zero, and another year of competing is upon us. But with a new year comes new rules for the show season. You can read a full list of the rule changes on the U.S. Equestrian Federation website, but we’ve highligh...