Keep tests and treatments clear
Use a descriptive entry title to distinguish a faecal egg count, a review or a treatment. Record the date, provider or laboratory and relevant results or product information in the notes.
Use the information and guidance supplied by your vet, laboratory or qualified adviser. A diary entry is not a recommendation to treat.
Keep the history with the correct horse
Select the horse before adding the entry. Save a clear title, date, provider or practitioner information where relevant, notes and any agreed next due date offered by the form.
Review and correct the history where your role allows. Keep original professional records and important documents alongside your own notes.
Follow the agreed review plan
Record an appropriate next due date when one has been agreed and add an arranged visit to the care calendar where relevant. Choose care alerts for eligible reminders.
Review previous entries when discussing the next step with an adviser, and correct any entry saved under the wrong horse where your permissions allow.
How to use it in StableCue
- Choose the horse and open the relevant diary.
- Add a dated entry, clear title, relevant provider, notes and any next due date.
- Save, review the history and arrange professional advice or follow-up where needed.
Common questions
Can I record a faecal egg count without recording treatment?
Yes. Create an entry clearly titled as a test and put the result and provider details in the notes.
Does the app calculate wormer doses?
No. StableCue keeps your records and review dates. Treatment decisions and dosing advice belong with a qualified adviser.
Available in the iPhone app with membership. The public demo uses fictional records and sends no phone alerts. View membership and renewal information.