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Vet Visit Prep Sheet

A printable worksheet to prepare for your senior horse's veterinary appointment

Horse's Name:

Breed:

Age:

Weight / Height:

Known Conditions:

Date:

1. Symptoms & Concerns Checklist

Check anything you have noticed since the last visit so nothing is forgotten in the appointment.

Off feed or reduced appetite
Weight loss or gain
Coughing or nasal discharge
Lameness or stiffness
Changes in manure (loose, dry, less)
Reduced water intake
Lethargy or attitude change
Coat changes or delayed shedding
Lumps, swelling, or wounds
Eye changes or discharge
Increased lying down
Signs of colic (pawing, rolling, flank-watching)

2. Current Medications & Supplements

Bring an up-to-date list so your vet can check interactions.

Medication / Supplement	Dose	Frequency	Reason

3. Recent Changes

Diet, turnout, herd, workload, behavior, or environment changes since the last visit.

What Changed	When	Observed Effect

4. Questions to Ask the Vet

Write down questions in advance so you remember them during the appointment.

This worksheet helps you organize observations and questions. It does not replace professional veterinary advice. If your horse shows signs of colic, severe lameness, or distress, contact your veterinarian immediately.