Unit Award Scheme

114150 CARING FOR RESCUED HORSES: LAMINITIS

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

shown knowledge of

1the meaning of the term laminitisSummary sheet
2three effects of laminitis in a horseSummary sheet
3the main signs of laminitis in a horseSummary sheet

demonstrated the ability to

4feel for heat in a hoofSummary sheet and/or student completed work
5check for a pulse in a horse's footSummary sheet and/or student completed work
6body condition score a horseSummary sheet and/or student completed work
7use horse records to check if a horse has a history of laminitisSummary sheet and/or student completed work
8use horse records to record a bout of laminitisStudent completed work

shown knowledge of

9how to regularly monitor a horse for laminitisSummary sheet
10the need for regular monitoring of a horse with laminitisSummary sheet
11the importance of an appropriate grazing area, including the water source, for a horse prone to laminitisSummary sheet
12what to do if a horse has laminitisSummary sheet

experienced

13using horse recordsSummary sheet
14working safely, calmly and considerately with horses.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 29 September 2020Level - Level Two