How Horse Media Works

From camera roll chaos to an organized media library for every horse, in three steps.

1

Add Anything

Take a photo or video in the app, or upload from your phone: hooves, wounds, movement videos, X-rays, conformation shots, show photos.

2

EQUINET Organizes It

Media is filed under the right horse, dated, tagged by type and linked to the visit or record it came from. No folders to manage, no renaming files.

3

Find It When It Matters

Open the horse, tap Media, filter by hooves, X-rays or movement, and compare two dates side by side. Share with your vet or farrier in a tap.

All Media, Organized by Horse

Your phone is full of horse photos. Finding the one that matters, the hoof shot from before the last reset or the video of the trot-up the vet asked for, means scrolling for minutes and still not being sure.

EQUINET gives every horse its own media library. Photos, videos and X-rays are stored safely with the record, sorted by date and tagged by type, so you can filter to exactly what you are looking for.

Hooves

X-rays

Movement videos

Wounds and healing

Conformation

Documents

Attached to the Visit It Belongs To

Media is most useful with context. When your farrier adds photos to a shoeing record or your vet attaches radiographs to an exam, those files stay linked to that visit, with the notes, the date and the person who took them.

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Before and after photos from each farrier visit

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Radiographs attached to the vet exam

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Wound photos logged day by day

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Notes travel with the images

Months later you are not guessing which photo matches which visit. Open the record and the pictures are right there, and open the media and you can jump straight to the record.

Compare Over Time

Hoof shape, a healing wound, body condition, movement: the changes that matter in horses happen slowly. EQUINET makes it easy to put two dates side by side and actually see the difference.

Because every image is dated and tagged, comparing August with October is two taps, not an afternoon of scrolling. It is a clearer conversation with your farrier and vet, and a better record of what worked.

X-rays Shared Before the Visit

Radiographs should not live only in the clinic's system. When your vet shares X-rays to the horse's EQUINET record, your farrier can study them before the next reset, and a prospective buyer's vet can pre-screen them before anyone drives out to see the horse.

Everything stays with the horse and under your control: you choose who on the care team can see medical media, and you can share a set of images with someone outside the team in one tap.

See Custom Access for how you decide who sees what, and Share History for sending media outside your team.