My lami-TAG won’t connect
The most common reason for this,is when you’ve connected via your phone’s bluetooth rather than connecting directly through the app. Do the following:
What should I do if I suspect my horse has laminitis?
If you notice signs of laminitis, such as an increased pulse, heat in the hooves, or reluctance to move:
Can Lami-Tag help detect laminitis early?
Lami-TAG is a reliable and easy way to read your equine’s digital pulse . By monitoring your horse’s pulse regularly, you can spot early warning signs of laminitis, such as an elevated resting heart rate or an increased digital pulse. These subtle changes may indicate discomfort before lameness or more obvious symptoms develop, allowing for […]
How often should I monitor my horse if they are at risk for laminitis?
Horses prone to laminitis, such as those with metabolic disorders, should have their pulse and hoof health checked daily. Lami-Tag makes it easy to track subtle changes that might indicate a developing issue before visible symptoms appear.
Can heart rate changes indicate laminitis?
Yes, horses experiencing pain from laminitis often show an increased resting heart rate due to discomfort and stress. Regularly checking your horse’s pulse with Lami-Tag can help detect abnormal heart rate changes early.
How can I check for an increased pulse in my horse’s hooves?
An increased pulse in the hoof is often one of the first signs of laminitis. You can check manually by feeling the digital artery at the back of the fetlock, or, Lami-Tag can be used to monitor pulse changes. If your horse’s pulse is consistently elevated, consult a veterinarian immediately.
What are the early symptoms of laminitis?
Early signs of laminitis can be subtle but may include:
What is laminitis, and why is it a concern for horses?
Laminitis is a painful and potentially serious condition affecting the horse’s hooves. It occurs when inflammation weakens the laminae—the soft tissues that connect the hoof wall to the coffin bone—leading to lameness, discomfort, and, in severe cases, long-term hoof damage. Early detection is key to preventing long-term complications.
How often should I check my horse’s vitals?
It’s good practice to monitor vitals daily, especially during illness, recovery, or heavy training periods. Checking after exercise and during routine health assessments helps track long-term trends. With Lami-Tag, you can conveniently monitor your horse’s pulse regularly
Can I leave the device on my horse all the time?
No, Lami-Tag should only be used when checking the horse’s pulse. Leaving it on continuously is unnecessary and may cause discomfort.