Horse LogbookLook inside
This is what your logbook can look like – here for Mara the mule, for three months. You put together everything in it: name and photo on the cover, the period, a daily scale such as cough or motivation, medication, temperature, boxes to tick, a row for feeding, who fills it in and who comes when.
The five examples show how different it can be – leaf through with the buttons or the arrow keys. Try it yourself →
Everything there is: cough from 0 to 4, medication, temperature, three boxes, a row for feeding, a page for the feeding plan and the ‘who comes when’ plan.
A health log: cough from 0 to 4, medication morning, midday and evening, temperature, three boxes to tick and the ‘who comes when’ plan.
A training log: motivation from 0 to 4, boxes for riding, lunging and paddock, a row for feeding, the ‘who comes when’ plan and a page for shows at the back – no medication, no temperature.
Just the days and lines, ‘Diary’ on the cover and notes pages at the back for photos, competition numbers and everything that doesn’t fit into a day.
Just the days and lines for notes – a plain weekly calendar with your animal’s name.
Building the whole book – just a moment.