Sleip participates in ICEL9 and Locomotion in Practice 2023
We're happy to announce our participation in the International Conference on Canine and Equine Locomotion (ICEL9) and Locomotion in Practice 2023.
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We'll walk you through the application - from setting up and recording to viewing analysis results. Sign up for a subscription or trial and start using Sleip in your daily practice. Sleip is offered on simple monthly subscription plans adapted to the size and needs of your practice.
Subscriptions start from 150 euros / 170 dollars a month for a solo vet/device with access to run analyses on as many horses as you'd like. We also offer adjusted subscription packages for clinics and vets working on the same team but with different levels of use. There are no startup costs and you can cancel your subscription at any time.
It's quick to make the best straight-line recording right from the start. Follow a few easy steps to get your analysis results with the highest accuracy.
It's easy to use Sleip when recording longeing. Keep only a few things in mind and get the best analysis results within minutes.
Yes, you can save recordings locally on your phone and upload them for analysis later when faster internet connection is available.
No, you don't need a tripod but we recommend you use one. It makes recording easier and more accurate, and it allows you to focus your full attention on the horse.
We're happy to announce our participation in the International Conference on Canine and Equine Locomotion (ICEL9) and Locomotion in Practice 2023.
In our recent conversation with Lisa Lidbeck, an accomplished Swedish equine vet and lameness specialist, we delved into a range of topics related to the equestrian world.
Lameness is the most expensive health issue in the equine field. Quantitative gait analysis with Sleip is a game changer in defining lameness in horses.