Horse Deworming Guide — Fecal Egg Counts, Intervals and Targeted Treatment
Should you really deworm every three months? Today the fecal egg count drives treatment. Here's how modern deworming works — and why it's better for the horse.
Horse Vaccination Schedule — Staying on Top of Flu, Tetanus and Boosters
How often should a horse be vaccinated against flu? When is tetanus due? Here we walk through the basics of a vaccination schedule — and how to never miss a dose.
How to Feed Your Horse — A Basic Guide to Forage, Water and Feeding Routines
How much hay does a horse actually need? And why are small, frequent meals better than a few large ones? Here are the basics of feeding a horse — and the mistakes to avoid.
Invite guests and let them book the arena, jumping course and other facilities — themselves
The jumping course, the indoor arena, the lunge ring — your guests want to book, you want to get paid. Now the entire flow happens in the app, from invitation to invoice in Fortnox.
What does each horse actually cost? Track expenses per horse
You know feed costs money. You know the farrier isn't free. But do you know exactly what each horse costs per month? Most stable owners guess. EquiDuty counts.
Services and packages — offer, book, and get paid automatically
Clipping, lunging, extra feeding — you already offer these informally. With EquiDuty, it becomes a real service catalog with bookings, packages, and automatic payment.
Invoicing and Fortnox — no more paperwork
Excel lists, manual invoices, and Swish payments that never add up. Sound familiar? EquiDuty connects stable places, lessons, and Fortnox in one flow.
Stable communication and digital notice board — impossible to miss
You put up a note in the stable: 'Water will be shut off Thursday'. Three days later someone asks why there's no water. With EquiDuty, the information reaches everyone — instantly.
Riding lessons and booking — from SMS chaos to a digital schedule
Sunday night text at 10 PM: 'Can I book a lesson tomorrow?' With EquiDuty, riders book themselves, pay directly, and you see the full schedule in one view.
Stable map and box assignment — visualize boxes, horses, and your entire facility
The new boarder asks: 'Which box is my horse in?' You point to a note on the wall that hasn't been updated since October. With EquiDuty, everyone sees the stable map on their phone.
Paddock management and rotation — rest the fields, match the horses
The paddock closest to the stable is trashed by November. Two horses that don't get along end up in the same group again. Sound familiar? There's a better way.
Feed plan and nutrition calculation for horses — from lab report to daily ration
The whiteboard in the feed room worked — until someone forgot to update it. EquiDuty gives every horse an individual feed plan built on real lab results.
Vaccinations and health diary — full control over every horse
When the vet asks 'when did the horse get its last flu vaccine?' you don't want to dig through a binder. With EquiDuty, the answer is in your pocket.
Routines and checklists — so nothing gets forgotten
The new helper asks: 'What should I do now?' With EquiDuty, they open the app and see the entire morning routine step by step. Nothing forgotten, nothing missed.
From morning mucking to evening feeding — a day with EquiDuty
6:30 AM, the phone buzzes. Not an alarm — today's schedule. Who's mucking, who's feeding, which horses go to which paddock. All on one screen.
Fair distribution of stable chores — without the conflicts
Some people muck out every morning. Others conveniently forget. It creates frustration, passive-aggressive notes, and worst case — people leave. It doesn't have to be this way.