Horse Anatomy: Equine 3D App Reviews

Its a nice app for seeing whats going on under a surface of a horse, but i dont think it contains enough structures and informations about the structures so it could e helpfull for studying or serious learning something from it... And for jus playing around its not worth the money! Please put more detailes in the pictures, i miss a lot of important muscels and vessels! Then it could turn out as a nice app

Excellent graphics, simple explanations. A really cool app for a small price! Absolutely recommended for everybody whos interested in horses :)))

Completely useless app. I wish I could get my money back. Its pretty much as helpful as a Wikipedia article on the horses anatomy + a crappy picture in which you can barely make out the structures. Was looking for something to help me learn for my exams with, this is not it.

Of course this is not a new content. But I use it every day to explain the horse-owners how and where I treat the muscles and tendons of the horses with shockwave therapy.

Unfortunatly not many muscles...not realy helpful

I was very excited to get this app. Sadly it is not what I expected with poor quality graphics, no zoom function. Not worth 5$. I hope they work on this in future updates as the subject is fascinating and the app could be something good.

Really good app for learning anatomy - love the quiz function especially the favorites option. Would be great if the quiz could also work so that you touch the part that is named.

Easy to use and informative. Recommended to me by my barefoot trimmer.

This is a really cool app, very easy to learn from with great pictures, but if you dont know all the medical terms youll have to learn them as the functions of body parts are explained in hard to understand language for your typical equine enthusiast.

I adjust horses so its very handy for me to pull up on my phone and explain to my clients, were there horse it hurting!

This app is great it really tests your knowledge. One thing to make it better, the horse needs to move! A key part of anatomy is how it works in motion, it would be great to see the bones and the muscles move in the gates of the horse (walk trot canter and run) it would help the horse owner know how the horse moves, and trainers ( like me) teach others to ride and work with horses. Again great app but I would love to see the horse move.

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.

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.

Love this app, like skeletal, muscle, and overall views. Clicking on horse parts bring you to highly detailed close ups of related parts, lots of descriptive text makes this app an easy way to earn about equine anatomy...interactivity with app makes learning leaps and bounds better than staring at a lifeless poster.

Love it! I just wish I could zoom in and zoom out during the quizzes.

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.

Thats really great , it help me alot

It helped me so much and it was 100% worth the $$$!!!!!

Currently going to school for animal chiropractic and this app has been awesome...

If youre "not a horse person" and want to brush up on the big stuff before clinics, this is a good tool.