He's 24, semi-retired, and on a feed-room shelf's worth of supplements you've added one at a time over the years. You're not even sure which one is for what anymore.

If any of this rings true…

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Feed & supplement tracking

The whole stack on one screen, visible to barn staff.

Medication tracking

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Photo galleries over time

Scroll back six months and actually see the topline change.

Vet & lab history

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Senior-aware Equibot

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Body condition scoring

Senior horses lose condition quietly. You see him every day, so you don’t see the drift. A Henneke score every month or two catches what your eye doesn’t — and puts a defensible number in front of your vet when it’s time to adjust the ration or investigate. Every score joins his timeline alongside weight, feed changes, and metabolic panels.

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A second opinion on the supplement stack

You

He's on a joint supp, a hoof supp, a gut supp, and a senior balancer. Any redundancy?

Equibot

Your senior balancer (logged in his feed schedule) already includes biotin and methionine at maintenance levels — that overlaps with your hoof supplement. The joint and gut products don't duplicate anything. Worth asking your vet whether you can drop the standalone hoof supp and save the cost. This isn't a substitute for your vet's call, but it's a fair question to raise at his next visit.

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