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EquiVala
Horse health, made clearer
Better horse care starts with better information.
EquiVala brings practical horse-health tools, calculators, and organized health records together in one simple app—so you can make better-informed decisions for the horses in your care.
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More than management
Useful tools. Built for horses.
A growing collection of practical calculators designed to help you understand your horse and make everyday management decisions.
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Weight estimator
Estimate your horse’s body weight using simple body measurements.
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Body condition score
Score, record and track body condition using established equine scoring methods.
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Heat & riding safety
Understand environmental heat conditions and potential heat-stress risk before you ride.
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Breeding & foaling
Estimate upcoming estrous cycles and expected foaling dates for planning purposes.
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And there’s more coming…
These are only a few of the tools being developed for EquiVala. More specialized tools will be ready for launch.
EquiVala Expertise Statement
Built by someone who understands horses.
EquiVala was created by an equine scientist, researcher, and lifelong horse owner who believes horse-health tools should be practical, understandable, and grounded in good science.
Where research is available, EquiVala's tools and calculators are informed by current scientific literature and established equine research, with assumptions and limitations made clear.
What is EquiVala?
Everything you need. Right where you need it.
EquiVala is being built to make horse health and management easier to understand, track, and organize. From everyday calculations to long-term health records, EquiVala brings useful tools together so you spend less time searching for information and more time caring for your horse.
Practical tools
Useful calculators and decision-support tools designed specifically for horses by an equine scientist.
Health records
Keep important information about each horse organized and accessible. Export your records to share with your vet.
Built for real horse owners
Designed around the practical questions horse owners actually face.
Always growing
EquiVala is being built with more tools and features to come. This is just the beginning.
Health management
More than calculators. A better way to keep track.
EquiVala is being designed to bring your horse’s important health information together in one place—from everyday observations and measurements to a history of significant health events.
Build a clearer picture of your horse over time.
Horse profile
UPDATED
Your horse, at a glance
Designed to support informed horse management—not replace professional veterinary advice.
Why EquiVala?
Because horse care involves a lot of information.
Measure.
Keep useful information at your fingertips.
Track.
See changes over time instead of relying on memory.
Understand.
Turn numbers and observations into useful context.
Prepare.
Have important information organized when you need it.
Coming soon
And we’re just getting started.
EquiVala is being built with a growing collection of tools designed around the real-world needs of horse owners. Some are ready to be revealed. Others will be announced soon!
Be first in the stable.
EquiVala will soon be opening its doors to beta testers. Join the launch list and we’ll let you know when it’s time to try it out.
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Founder Section
Science-informed. Horse-tested.
EquiVala was created by an equine scientist who is also a researcher, professional animal scientist, equine nutritionist, and horse owner.
Its development grew out of years of working with horses and studying equine nutrition, biomechanics, behaviour, and performance. The goal is simple: to turn useful equine science into practical tools that horse owners can actually use.
Where evidence exists, EquiVala's tools are developed with reference to current scientific literature and established equine research. Where a tool requires modelling or estimation, assumptions and limitations are clearly identified.
Because good horse care isn't just about having more information. It's about having useful information you can understand and apply.