Laminitis Survey for friends uni work, please fill in.

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A friend of mine is at uni, and a part of her work is to get as many people to fill in this Laminitis survey as poss.

Could you please fill it in even if your horse has never had laminitis? Thank you so much :D

Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs
15 yrs and over

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other (please specify)

4. use:
leisure
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
prone to laminitis
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3)
fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all
Other (please specify)


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
ives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours
1-2 hours
2-3 hours
3 hours plus

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1
2
3
4

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
a couple of times during the year
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
paper
shavings
straw
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1
2
3 or more
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously
no not at all
Other (please specify)
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
15 yrs and over

2. height:
13 hh - 15hh


3. breed:
native

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis - Cushings

6. body condition score:
moderate (bcs 2)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
couple of times throughout the year

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
not at all

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year - depending on weather and time of year.

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
2

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all

9. What size is your horses stable?
12 x 12 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
straw

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
2

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
Sometimes

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - short term
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
10- 14 yrs


2. height:
up to 12.3 hh


3. breed:
native


4. use:
leisure
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis (has had it once in past that i know of, before we got her)


6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)


7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
Lives out


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more (24!)

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access to?
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)

3. Is the horse's access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
insight of other horses


5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours


6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
n/a

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
n/a

9. What size is your horses stable?
n/a

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
n/a

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
2

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
 
picolenicole said:
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
10- 14 yrs

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh


3. breed:
Clydesdale x Appaloosa

4. use:
leisure
competition

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, monthly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is reduced


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
4 (flaps of hay/day

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
straw

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
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picolenicole said:
A friend of mine is at uni, and a part of her work is to get as many people to fill in this Laminitis survey as poss.

Could you please fill it in even if your horse has never had laminitis? Thank you so much :D

Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs
15 yrs and over 32

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh THIS
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other (please specify) COB X ARAB

4. use:
leisure THIS
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic HAD LAMI
prone to laminitis
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3) THIS
fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly THIS
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all THIS
Other (please specify)


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year THIS
ives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5 hours or more THIS

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
full field (same as other horses) THIS BUT MUZZLED

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same THIS


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses THIS

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours THIS
1-2 hours
2-3 hours
3 hours plus

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1 AT NIGHT
2
3
4

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses THIS
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided? DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS
not at all
a couple of times during the year
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft
12 x 14 ft THIS

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
paper
shavings THIS
straw
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1 THIS
2
3 or more
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no THIS
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously
no not at all THIS
Other (please specify)
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I've put THIS next to things I've answered
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
10- 14 yrs

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh

3. breed:
native (shetland)


4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
lives out

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles,)


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
0

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
N/A

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
N/A

9. What size is your horses stable?
N/A

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
N/A

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
sometimes


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
 
A friend of mine is at uni, and a part of her work is to get as many people to fill in this Laminitis survey as poss.

Could you please fill it in even if your horse has never had laminitis? Thank you so much

Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs
15 yrs and over

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other (please specify)

4. use:
leisure
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
prone to laminitis
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3)/fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly
yes, weekly
not religiously but i generally watch it

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all
Other (please specify)
very occasionally if shes turned out late or can see the feed bucket coming

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
ives out
Other (please specify)
stabled at night in winter turned out all summer and in day during winter

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours
1-2 hours
2-3 hours
3 hours plus
(depending on the day)

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1
2
3
4

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
a couple of times during the year
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
paper
shavings
straw
Other (please specify)
and aubiose (deep liter)

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1
2
3 or more
has continuous access (field)(automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously
no not at all
Other (please specify)
 
I have 3 ponies so have filled in for all 3...

Laminitis part 1

1. age:
Roxy - 0-4 yrs
Lucky & Angel - 10- 14 yrs


2. height:
Angel & Roxy - up to 12.3 hh
Lucky - 13 hh - 15hh

3. breed:
Lucky, Angel & Roxy - native

4. use:
Lucky, Angel & Roxy - leisure
Roxy will be this... - competition


5. what is the horses laminitis history?

Angel - prone to laminitis
Lucky & Roxy - not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:

Angel & Roxy - good (bcs 3)
Lucky - fat (bcs 4)


7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
Angel Lucky & Roxy - yes, monthly


8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
Roxy Angel & Lucky - not at all



9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
Roxy, Angel & Lucky - lives out


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?

Lucky, Angel & Roxy - 5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
Angel during spring months - small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
All 3 but Lucky & Angel often wear muzzles. - full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
All 3 - length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?

All three live together. - with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)

It depends, can hack out up to 1.5 hours but not done every day.

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
None, they live out

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
Not Stabled


8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?

n/a

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
Roxy - 12 x 12 ft
Lucky & Angel - 12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?

Angel - shavings or Easibed
Lucky & Roxy - straw


Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
All 3 - 1 trough in field topped up daily.

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)

Lucky & Roxy - no
Angel - Other (please specify) through mild laminitis if she suffers a bout or bruised feet. (very rare)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

Angel - has been previously but not for over a year now.. :)
Lucky & Roxy - no not at all


Hope you can make sense of this... thought it would be useful a all three ponies are different but live together.
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
15 yrs and over

2. height:
13 hh - 15hh

3. breed:
other Arab x Welsh B

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis (had it once 4 years ago)

6. body condition score:
moderate (bcs 2)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced and wears grazing muzzle


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
3

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
12 x 12 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
Other - hemp bedding

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
15 yrs and over

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh


3. breed:
thoroughbred


4. use:
competition


5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)


7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
couple of times throughout the year


8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
not at all



9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled in winter and lives out during summer


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours


6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
2 nets per night

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
is in sight of other horses


8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?


9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 12 ft


10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
straw

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
Trough in field always topped up, and buckets in stable changed every evening

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
10- 14 yrs x 1
15 yrs and over x 1

2. height:
13 hh - 15hh x 1
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh x 1

3. breed:
native x 1
thoroughbred x ID x 1

4. use:
leisure
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
couple of times throughout the year

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled in winter and lives out during summer

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?

with other horse/ horses


5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
0 during the summer
1 at night during winter

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
is in sight of other horses

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
(not stabled for any longer than over night)

9. What size is your horses stable?
24ft x 12ft
16ft x 16ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
shavings

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1 - in stable
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc) - in field
2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no
3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
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Laminitis part 1

1. age:
9yrs

2. height:
14.1hh

3. breed:
native, forest bred forester.

4. use:
leisure


5. what is the horses laminitis history?
Prone to lamanitas


6. body condition score:

moderate (bcs 2)


7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)

not at all



9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?

lives out 24/7


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?

24/7

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)

full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)

length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?

with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)

1-2 hours


6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?

2


7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated

can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall


8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?

yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?

10 x 12 ft


10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting and
shavings


Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)

no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

no not at all
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
15 yrs and over

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh

3. breed:
other (please specify) TB x ID

4. use:
competition

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, monthly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled in winter and lives out during summer

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is reduced

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
1-2 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
3

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
is in sight of other horses

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 12 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
straw

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
3 or more

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs
15 yrs and over

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other (please specify) Clydesdale X cob

4. use:
leisure
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
prone to laminitis
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3)/fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly
yes, weekly
not religiously but i generally watch it

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all
Other (please specify)

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
Lives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours
1-2 hours
2-3 hours
3 hours plus
(depending on the day)

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1
2
3
4

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
a couple of times during the year
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
paper
shavings
straw
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1 every night when stabled
2
3 or more
has continuous access (field)(automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously when first diagnosed with laminitis, but not any more
no not at all
Other (please specify)
 
1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs [X]
15 yrs and over

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh [X]
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other (please specify) Appaloosa x Cob

4. use:
leisure [X]
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
prone to laminitis [X]
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3) [X]
fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all [X]
Other (please specify)


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer [X]
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
ives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours [X]
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school) [X]
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass) [X]
small paddock (restricted area fenced off) [X]
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted(grazing muzzles,stripped graze) [X]
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses [X]

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours
1-2 hours
2-3 hours [X]
3 hours plus

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1
2
3 [X]
4

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses [X]
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall [X]
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
a couple of times during the year [X]
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft [X]
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting [X]
paper
shavings
straw
Other (please specify) [X] Wood Pellets

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1
2
3 or more
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc) [X]

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no [X]
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously
no not at all [X]
Other (please specify)
 
Have got a few neds so have picked 3 at random for you
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
W: 10-14
L: 5-9
A: 5-9

2. height:
A: up to 12.3 hh
L & W:13 hh - 15hh

3. breed:
A & W: native
L: cob


4. use:
All: riding school

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
All: at risk of laminitis

6. body condition score:
W & A: good (bcs 3)
L: fat (bcs 4)


7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
All: yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
All: not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
All: a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
All: 5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
All: starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
All: length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
A: insight of other horses
W & L: with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
All: 1-2 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
All: 2

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
All: can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
All: not at all

9. What size is your horses stable?
All: 10 x 10 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
All: shavings

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
All: 2
All: has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)
Horses have automatic drinkers in stable but I also give them buckets as they prefer them. Outside I fill water troughs twice a day. There is also a stream which they seem to prefer to drink from.

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
All: no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
All: no not at all
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
5-9 yrs

2. height:
17 hh and over

3. breed:
other (please specify)
Shire

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
2.5

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
not at all
Other (please specify)


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
lives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
2


7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
n/a

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
n/a

9. What size is your horses stable?
n/a

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
n/a

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
Other (please specify)
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs
15 yrs and over

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other - Cleveland Bay - kind of native kind of warmblood!

4. use:
leisure
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
prone to laminitis
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3)
fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all
Other (please specify)


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
lives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours
1-2 hours
2-3 hours
3 hours plus

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1
2
3
4

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)
N/A

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
a couple of times during the year
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis
N/A

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft
12 x 14 ft
N/A

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
paper
shavings
straw
Other (please specify)
N/A

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1
2
3 or more
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously
no not at all
Other (please specify) During attacks No Bute or Danilone used.
generally we are managing it as tight as we can to avoid attacks!
[/QUOTE]
 
picolenicole said:
Laminitis part 1

1. age:

10- 14 yrs


2. height:

15.1 hh - 16.3 hh

3. breed:

other (please specify) Friesian X

4. use:

competition


5. what is the horses laminitis history?

not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:

good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?

yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)

not at all



9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?

Other (please specify) Out 24/7 in summer, in only at night in winter

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?

5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?

full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same

None of the above, turnout increased, but due to better weather, not grass sugar content.

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?

with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)

1-2 hours


6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?

2

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?

is in sight of other horses

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all

yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?

10 x 12 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?

rubber matting
shavings

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)

no

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

no not at all
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Here we go :)

J&C
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
15 yrs and over

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh

3. breed:
warmblood

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
not at all

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
3

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
is in sight of other horses

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
12 x 12 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
shavings

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort?
no

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all
 
1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all

9. What size is your horses stable?
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
shavings


Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
No not all
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs
5-9 yrs
10- 14 yrs
15 yrs and over

2. height:
up to 12.3 hh
13 hh - 15hh
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh
17 hh and over

3. breed:
native
cob
thoroughbred
warmblood
other (please specify) TB x Suffolk Punch

4. use:
leisure
riding school
competition
companion

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
prone to laminitis
at risk of laminitis
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
poor (bcs 1)
moderate (bcs 2)
good (bcs 3)
fat (bcs 4)
obese (bcs 5)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all
couple of times throughout the year
yes, monthly
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
yes frequently throughout the day
yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc
has done previously/ used to but not any more
not at all
Other (please specify)


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
stabled
stabled in winter and lives out during summer
a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year
ives out
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
0-1 hour
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
dry lot (school)
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)
small paddock (restricted area fenced off)
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
no turnout
length of turnout is reduced
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout
isolated
insight of other horses
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours
1-2 hours
2-3 hours
3 hours plus

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1
2
3
4

Two huge haynets each night = adlib hay.

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
is in sight of other horses
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall
stabled in crew yard (with another horse)

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
a couple of times during the year
yes on a weekly basis
yes on a daily basis

please clarify the question

9. What size is your horses stable?
10 x 10 ft
10 x 12 ft
12 x 12 ft
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
paper
shavings
straw
Other (please specify)

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
1
2
3 or more
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
yes chronic discomfort/ pain
yes mild discomfort
sometimes
no
Other (please specify)

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
yes - short term
has been previously
no not at all
Other (please specify)
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
15 yrs and over

2. height:
13 hh - 15hh

3. breed:
cob

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
fat (bcs 4)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
not at all

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
Lives out

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
1 feed
Adlib hay/haylage fed in the field in round feeder

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
Never stabled

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not applicable

9. What size is your horses stable?
N/A

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
N/A

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
sometimes

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
yes - long term
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
10- 14 yrs


2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh


3. breed:
thoroughbred


4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis


6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)



7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
not at all


8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
has done previously/ used to but not any more



9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?

a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?

small paddock (restricted area fenced off)


3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is reduced
OR
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout

insight of other horses
OR SOMETIMES
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours


6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
Ad-lib haylage

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall


8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all

yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?

12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?

straw


Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)

sometimes


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

no not at all
 
Filled in for one of mine, and also for friends pony as she has had laminitis.


My Horse (one of them)

Laminitis part 1

1. age:
0-4 yrs

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh

3. breed:
thoroughbred

4. use:
leisure
competition

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
couple of times throughout the year

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
Lives out

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
ad lib hay in winter
none in summer as lives out

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
Not stabled

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
Not stabled

9. What size is your horses stable?
No stable

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
N/A

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no
3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
no not at all


Pony 2

Laminitis part 1

1. age:
10- 14 yrs

2. height:
13 hh - 15hh

3. breed:
native

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
prone to laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?
yes, monthly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)
not at all

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?
Lives out


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?
5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?
starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)- In spring/summer/autumn
full field (same as other horses)- in winter

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)
length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)

4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?
3- when in starvation paddock
ad lib hay in winter when no grass in field


7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
yes on a daily basis
(only stabled for long periods if a case of laminitis occurs)

9. What size is your horses stable?
12 x 12 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
shavings

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)
no

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?
has been previously
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:

10- 14 yrs


2. height:

up to 12.3 hh


3. breed:

native


4. use:

leisure


5. what is the horses laminitis history?

lamanitic


6. body condition score:

good (bcs 3)


7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?

yes, monthly


8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?

not at all


9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?

a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?

5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?

starvation paddock (over grazed field below 4-6 inches of grass)


3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)

length of turnout is the same but grazing is restricted (grazing muzzles, stripped graze)



4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?

insight of other horses


5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)

0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?

3


7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?

is in sight of other horses


8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?

not at all


9. What size is your horses stable?

12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?

rubber matting and flax


Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

2


2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether

sometimes after shoeing

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

wears bar shoes
 
Laminitis part 1

1. age:
5-9 yrs

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh

3. breed:
warmblood

4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
not got/had laminitis

6. body condition score:
good (bcs 3)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?

couple of times throughout the year

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)

not at all



9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?

lives out

Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?

5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?

full field (same as other horses)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)

length of turnout stays the same


4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?

with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours

6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?

Ad lib hay in winter. None in summer unless grazing very bad

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated
Horse is never stabled

8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
Horse is never stabled


9. What size is your horses stable?
Horse is never stabled

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
Horse is never stabled

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)

no

3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

no not at all
 
picolenicole said:
Laminitis part 1

110- 14 yrs

2. height:
15.1 hh - 16.3 hh

3. breed:
thoroughbred


4. use:
leisure

5. what is the horses laminitis history?
lamanitic

6. body condition score:
moderate (bcs 2)

7. Is your horses weight/ body condition score monitored regularly?

yes, weekly

8. Does your horse perform any stereotypical behaviors?
(weaving, crib biting, wind sucking, box walking etc)

yes prior to feeding/ turnout etc

9. Which of the following best describes the management system of your horse throughout the year?

a combination of stabling and living out throughout the year


Laminitis part 2

1. How many hours per day is your horse turned out in the field (can include turnout on dry lots)?

5 hours or more

2. what type of turnout does your horse have access too?

small paddock (restricted area fenced off)

3. Is the horses access to turnout altered during times when non structural carbohydrates (sugars) may be higher in grass (spring, early summer, autumn)

length of turnout is reduced



4. During turnout is your horse in company of other horses or isolated?
no turnout

with other horse/ horses

5. How long is your horse exercised for per day?
(can include time spent on walkers, hacking, etc)
0-1 hours


6. How many rations of forage are fed per day?

2

7. During stabling how much contact with other horses does your horse have?
isolated

can see/ interact with other horse through bars in stable wall



8. During long periods of stabling are any forms of enrichment provided?
not at all
yes on a daily basis

9. What size is your horses stable?
12 x 14 ft

10. During stabling what type of bedding is used?
rubber matting
shavings

Laminitis part 3

1. How often is the horse supplied with clean water each day?

3 or more
has continuous access (automatic water feeders, troughs etc)

2. Does your horse appear to be in any physical discomfort? (whether laminitis or any other physical problems, injury etc)

no


3. Is your horse currently receiving any form of pain management
for laminitis or any other physical problems?

has been previously

hope this helps this helps responses were for my previous loan horse.
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