A printable barn-posting sheet with key contacts and your horse's emergency plan
Post this sheet on the stall or barn board so anyone can act fast in an emergency.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Barn name | |
| Registered name | |
| Breed / Color / Markings | |
| Age / Sex | |
| Microchip / Brand / Tattoo # | |
| Stall / Pasture location |
| Contact | Name / Phone |
|---|---|
| Owner name | |
| Owner phone | |
| Secondary owner / Agent | |
| Barn manager | |
| Emergency decision-maker |
| Service | Name / Phone / Policy |
|---|---|
| Primary equine vet | |
| Primary vet phone | |
| Emergency / after-hours vet | |
| Emergency vet phone | |
| Hauling / trailer contact | |
| Farrier | |
| Insurance company & policy # | |
| Mortality / colic surgery coverage? |
Decide in advance so caregivers know your wishes during a crisis.
| Decision | Instruction |
|---|---|
| Surgery authorized? (yes / no / call first) | |
| Spending limit before contact | |
| Preferred referral hospital | |
| Trailer available on-site? |
List all medications and the last dose times in case of emergency.
| Medication | Dose | Frequency | Last Given |
|---|---|---|---|
Allergies, drug sensitivities, temperament, handling notes, or anything a first responder should know.
Keep this sheet current and visible in the barn. In any emergency, contact your veterinarian immediately. Pre-deciding colic surgery and spending limits reduces delays during a true crisis.