BOARDING ANIMAL PORTFOLIO
Gus
Horse · Quarter Horse · 14 years
WatchRFID · SWS-RFID-0330-0067
Profile & Current Care
Female
2012-10-12
2026-08-18
SWS-0330-BRD-007
Skin irritation at girth area
None reported.
Calm, routine handling. Approach quietly and follow posted care instructions.
Casey King
(970) 555-1006
boarding007@example.invalid
Alex Clark
2026-08-18
2026-09-02
Stall 07
Profile
Gus
Bay/chestnut or paint markings documented in demo photo
SWS-0330-BRD-007-TAG
Demonstration boarding intake. Owner instructions and arrival condition confirmed at check-in.
Follow the saved feeding/medication schedule exactly; contact owner if condition changes.
Care & Health
No known allergies reported.
Arrived alert and stable; baseline photo and condition notes recorded.
No mobility limitation observed.
Friendly/settled with routine handling.
Watch
Pending checkout — complete before release to owner.
Feeding
Fresh clean water available at all times; intake checked each shift.
No special restriction beyond listed feeding plan.
Veterinary
Preventive-care history reviewed at intake; dates are demonstration data for workflow testing.
Farrier / Feet
Monitor: Skin irritation at girth area
Barefoot
Feeding & Supplements
| Type | Item | Amount | Schedule | Instructions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feed | Grass hay | 2 flakes | 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM | Slow-feed net; clean water available at all times. |
| Feed | Hay/forage check | As listed by care plan | Midday check | Confirm hay/water availability. |
| Supplement | Joint support supplement | Per labeled care plan | Morning with first feeding | DEMO: Verify product and amount against authorized care instructions before real use. |
Medications
| Name | Dose | Schedule | Reason | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Routine deworming history — DEMO ONLY | DEMO — verify actual veterinary order | Per demonstration schedule | Skin irritation at girth area | 2026-07-29 → 2026-08-15 |
Veterinary / Farrier
| Type | Provider | Last | Next | Reason / Instructions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Veterinary | Western Slope Veterinary Center — DEMO (970) 555-0167 | 2026-02-07 | 2027-01-24 | Routine follow-up / Skin irritation at girth area Review current condition, feeding plan and any open care issue. Demo appointment. |
| Farrier | Red Rock Farrier Service — DEMO (970) 555-0267 | 2026-07-10 | 2026-10-06 | Routine hoof/foot care and condition review. Demonstration scheduling record. |
Overall Recorded Health Snapshot
Last 14 Recorded Checks
Recorded Care Index 93/100 — Stable recorded status. Last 14 checks: 10 Good, 4 Watch, 0 Needs Attention, 0 Urgent. This is a summary of recorded staff observations, not a veterinary diagnosis.
Recent Condition Graph
Care Issues
DEMONSTRATION CARE ISSUE: Skin irritation at girth area. This sample shows how notes, status, photos and follow-up are connected.
Recent Daily Checks
All good — no changes reported.
DEMO observation: Skin irritation at girth area. Status set to watch for workflow testing.
DEMO observation: Skin irritation at girth area. Status set to watch for workflow testing.
All good — no changes reported.
DEMO observation: Skin irritation at girth area. Status set to watch for workflow testing.
DEMO observation: Skin irritation at girth area. Status set to watch for workflow testing.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
All good — no changes reported.
Recent Notes
Medication/supplement list reviewed in the portfolio. Current demo medication: Routine deworming history — DEMO ONLY.
Current health/condition note: Skin irritation at girth area.
Feeding schedule reviewed: Grass hay, 2 flakes, 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
DEMO intake review completed for Gus; identification SWS-0330-BRD-007 verified.
Recent Condition Photos
DEMO condition reference attached to care issue for Gus.
DEMO profile photograph for Gus.
Generated by Streetwise Animal Care System Version 0330 · This report documents recorded observations and care information; it is not an automated veterinary diagnosis.