Vet Vision AI | Equine

Equine monitoring for the people who run the yard. VetVision Equine turns the cameras already watching your stables into a picture of how every horse is doing — overnight, when nobody is there to see it. WHAT YOU GET EACH MORNING Every horse is scored out of 100 for Readiness, and for the three things behind it: Health, Sleep and Nutrition. Scores cover a full 6am–6am day, so the number you read at breakfast describes the night that just finished — not a partial morning. Open the yard and the horses that need looking at are already at the top of the list. SEE THE NIGHT ITSELF The Sleep view draws the night as a stage chart: flat-out (REM) lying, chest-down lying, and time awake, laid out across one 6am-to-6am axis. You can see when a horse went down, how long it stayed there, and whether it managed any flat-out sleep at all — the posture horses need for real rest and the one they only take when they feel safe. Gaps in the footage are drawn as gaps, never as a quiet night. THE WHOLE YARD AT ONCE • A live map of your site with every stable in 3D, shaded by how each horse scored • Yard history — one row per horse, one block per day, a month at a time • Comparisons — rank every horse by readiness, lying time, eating, drinking or colic score • Filter and search by block, status, score band or which way a horse is trending LIVE AND RECORDED VIDEO Watch any stable live, or jump straight back to the moment behind a score or an alert. Every metric view offers the footage of the day it describes, so you can go from "sleep dropped last night" to watching that night in one tap. ALERTS THAT ARRIVE IN TIME Turn on notifications for the horses you want to follow. Tap one and the app flies to that stable and opens the footage. BUILT FOR YARDS, NOT FOR PHONES ALONE Accounts are provisioned by Vet Vision AI for monitored sites, so what you see is your own yard, your own cameras and your own horses. Face ID keeps it behind a lock on a shared phone. VetVision Equine reports what the cameras observe. It supports the people caring for the horses — it does not diagnose illness and is not a substitute for veterinary advice. Requires an existing Vet Vision AI monitoring account and installed cameras at your site.