AI Horse Health Triage — Colic, Wound & Lameness Checker
Is your horse showing signs of colic, a wound, or lameness? Get an instant AI severity read — monitor, urgent, or emergency — in seconds. Free & guided. Join Chaharnal.
Worried about your horse? Get a fast health read
Answer a few quick questions about colic, a wound, or lameness — add photos if you like — and know in seconds whether to simply monitor, call your vet now, or treat it as an emergency. Free, guided, and there for you around the clock.
Good to know
- Emergency signs — a horse down and unable to rise, severe bleeding, or trouble breathing — need a vet immediately.
- For colic, note rolling, pawing at the ground, no manure passed, and how long it has been going on.
- Clear, well-lit photos of the wound or affected leg make the assessment more useful.
- This is a preliminary check only and never replaces a hands-on veterinary exam.
Frequently asked questions
What are the signs of colic in a horse?
Common colic signs include restlessness, repeated rolling, pawing or kicking at the belly, going off feed, passing no manure, and sweating. Colic can worsen fast — assess the signs and call your vet immediately in severe cases.
When should I call a vet for a horse wound?
Deep or gaping wounds, bleeding that will not stop, wounds near a joint or the eye, or any wound combined with lameness need a veterinarian. The triage helps you gauge severity quickly.
Does this tool replace a veterinarian?
No. The AI triage is only a preliminary severity assessment to help you decide faster. Diagnosis and treatment always require a veterinarian.
Is the horse health triage free to use?
Yes. Just create a free Chaharnal account and you can run one free assessment every week.