How do I submit my completed forms?
Tips for completing your forms efficiently
To help your appointment run efficiently, please complete all forms as thoroughly as possible before your scheduled session. Here are some helpful tips:
Use your horse’s registered name and barn name, plus age, breed, and primary discipline (performance, trail, rehab, etc.).
List any known medical history (past injuries, surgeries, arthritis/PPID/laminitis, ulcers, chronic soreness, etc.).
Include current medications, supplements, and recent treatments (vaccines, injections, chiropractic, dental, farrier work, saddle fitting, etc.), including approximate dates if known.
Describe your main concerns clearly (example: “short striding LF,” “won’t pick up left lead,” “girthing sensitivity,” “right hind stiffness,” “won’t stand for farrier,” etc.).
Note any behavior or handling challenges (ear shy, reactive to flank/hips, doesn’t like legs handled, anxious, history of kicking/biting, etc.). This helps keep everyone safe.
Share your horse’s current workload (days per week, type of work, intensity, recent time off, upcoming competition schedule).
Tell me what has changed recently (new saddle, new rider, new footing, trailer trips, new turnout situation, recent slips/falls).
If you’re unsure about a question, write “unknown” rather than leaving it blank.
Please sign and date all consent/waiver sections.
Before your appointment: Ensure your horse is catchable, reasonably clean/dry, and in a quiet area. Please have a halter/lead ready and a handler available if needed. Avoid distractions during the session (no dogs/children/loud activity), and please do not touch or play with the horse during the session so the horse can fully relax. If you have questions or are unsure how to answer something, feel free to message me before your appointment — I’m happy to help at Flyingbintegratedequinetherapy@yahoo.com or 513-237-0067.