Put the weekly calendar for your equines together yourself.
Ten steps, and it’s a PDF – to print yourself.

The custom logbook for your equines, ready to print

A weekly calendar for health and daily routine: cough, medication, temperature – or whatever matters for your horse right now. With its name on the cover – and its photo, if you like – for the period you need.

Horse, pony, donkey or mule: the logbook suits every equine – it only contains what you write in it.

You put it together and watch it take shape as you go. At the end you get a print-ready PDF.

Design your logbook or take a look inside first

Look inside

You decide what goes in it

Name and period. The book starts in any month you like – if you start in April, you don’t need a book from January – and runs for a full year, a half year or a quarter.
The daily scale. The default is cough from 0 to 4. You can rename it – lameness, itching, mood – label the five levels yourself or leave it out altogether.
Medication. Regular medication is printed in the book, and the daily row has boxes for morning, midday and evening.
Several people. Whoever makes an entry signs with their initials – in a stable, it is rarely just one person writing things down.
Feeding. A row per day for the meals and a page for the feeding plan, if you need them.
The format. A4 with a margin for punching, for the ring binder – for a quarter also on the front only – or A5 booklets to print yourself, and soon A5 bound for the print shop.

Five examples to leaf through show how different it can look: Full, Health, Training, Diary and Blank.

Printing at home

Two of the formats are made for your own paper: A4 with a punching margin for the ring binder in the stable, or A5 booklets, with two pages on one A4 sheet and no week split across booklets.

To be honest: a full year is 124 pages. That is a stack of paper and quite a lot of ink. That is why the logbook also comes as a half year – about 70 pages, the stabling season – and as a quarter – 44 pages, one booklet. And you only need to print what you need anyway: the PDF is yours.

A printed A4 logbook, spiral-bound and lying open: Monday to Wednesday with notes on the left, Thursday to Sunday on the right. Each day has a cough scale, its own boxes such as walking and arena work, a line for medication and one for feeding. — This is what a week looks like in print: A4, here spiral-bound instead of punched. You get the PDF and print it yourself or at a copy shop.

What we don’t do

No tracking across websites. We count which pages are read – without anything you enter, and you can switch it off (visitor statistics). We set no cookies.
No advertising, no selling on. Your details are in your logbook and nowhere else.
Your data stays in Switzerland. The application and the database are in Zurich.
The finished PDF is deleted after 30 days. With an account your logbook stays saved and can be created again at any time; without an account, download it in good time.