Horse Anatomy: Equine 3D Hack 4.2 + Redeem Codes

Love this app, really helpful to have for review. As others have said, the hoof info could use expansion, perhaps a detailed discussion about how the lamina work to produce and hold the hoof capsule in place and how they are affected by laminitis. The vasculature/organ diagrams could stand to be expanded. Nerve diagrams should be added. Lameness exams (very common procedure) involve blocking sensory nerves in the limbs, so their location is very important to the anatomist. I would be willing to shell out a lot more if this great app can be expanded and perfected. That goes for (fingers crossed) future canine/feline/bovine apps as well.

I was not happy with the graphics, the muscles are blurry and it is not as complete as I was hoping. I am an RVT specializing in equine therapy and rehabilitation and I need to know all muscles and there functions and insertion. I was hoping this would be a great tool to have as a quick reference. But I guess for the price it isn't terrible. Guess I will stick to my anatomy books

Great app. The 3D models are detailed and it is easy to use. I especially like the audio pronunciation and text info on each structure. Great update with the various models.

I hope you read this review and listen, this app is junk. It hasn’t been updated in over 2 years. It’s glitchy, difficult to use (if it will work at all) the graphics and details as well as anatomy accuracy is all garbage. Do not purchase this app, I’m actively looking for a way to get a refund.

Bought this and the dog version. Despise them both. It is not user friendly and not intuitive to use. Not even my tech savvy kid can get the thing to work well. Huge vote no.

This is by far the best investment I have made in my horses health and well being after routine vet care and high quality diet. From supporting the health of my riding horse, rehabbing a rescue horse with poor confirmation and muscling, having our first foal born on the farm to massaging a horse through a bad colic until the vet could get here this app is a MUST HAVE! It also proved indispensable in coaching a 4H Hippology team this past spring. Some of the best horse money I have ever spent! I am currently downloading all the other apps produced by this group the low cost, high quality apps with regular updates I am sure I will be just as thrilled with them.

It's not as detailed or informative as I'd like. As one of the commenters said below it's very superficial and basic. It doesn't show some bones of the skull, the nasal cavity etc. in great detail and the explanations are kind of mediocre. I'd also like be able to get a full 360 rotation in all directions. For instance with the skull, you can only see so much and because of the mandible etc. you can't see the ventral side of the skull. Overall, likes said I guess it just covers the basics. If you have 10 bucks to spare, go for it. Otherwise save your money.

Good job! Add a quiz on all the colors of a horse, and allow people to be able to change the horses color. That would be wicked cool! And have sicknesses, and then if you clicked say colic it would give you knowledge and show you what was happening inside the horse. Also then it would tell you what to do to fix it. Also say haves, then it would show the hives on the horse and tell you about them.

Tends to be difficult to stop the animation when it is rotating to get the exact view required. A better zoom feature so you can use the pinch function to see details better. More detailed required on the structures of the hoof, comparison Male and Female anatomy, option to see fetus in the uterus of a pregnant mare would be good. Overall a good start but if it iis to be used by veterinary students then more detail is required. Would like to see both a feline and canine version.

I work for a nonprofit and didn't have a lot of horse experience. I bought this app to teach myself horse anatomy and just love it. It is clear and concise, and the graphics are great! It's been very helpful at the barn describing areas to the vet when a horse has been injured. Would recommend this app to anyone with a horse, going to vet school or 4 H groups.