A practical, printable 4-page reference covering wound types, severity assessment, step-by-step cleaning, bandaging, infection signs, and emergency contacts. Keep one in your tack room, one in your trailer.
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A Practical Reference for Horse Owners
By Jenni B • equine-guides.com
First Aid Kit Essentials
Wound Types Reference
Severity Assessment
Step-by-Step Cleaning
Bandaging Checklist
Healing Journal Template
4 pages • A4 printable • PDF format
What's inside
15-item checklist with purpose for each item. Tick them off as you stock your kit.
Quick-reference table covering cuts, abrasions, punctures, contusions, and sprains.
7 systematic checks to determine if you need the vet — and how urgently.
9-step wound cleaning process from securing your horse to applying dressings.
The three-layer principle plus 5 daily monitoring checks.
6 red flags that mean the wound needs veterinary attention.
Specific guidance for lower legs, joints, face, hooves, and body wounds.
Printable template to track wound progress each time you change a dressing.
Normal ranges for temperature, heart rate, respiration, and capillary refill.
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