The Most common Equine Diagnostic Plans

- A detailed case report should be included with the samples

1. Owner's name – farm name

2. Horse ID.

3. Owner complain and clinical signs

4. Gross findings and lesions (including size and anatomic location).

5. previous treatment, including response to treatment (if any) results of relevant diagnostic testing, such as CBC, serum biochemical analysis, cytologic and histologic evaluation, and imaging studies

6. Previous vaccination program.

7. Feeding program.