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I'm tired of my horse dying because a mob gets a lucky shot or I don't start healing fast enough.

Is there a way to see your horse's health?

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There is no way to see your horse's health without attacking it yourself, sorry.

But for tips on how to keep your horse from dying, check out:

If you're willing to bend a few rules, you could also try resurrecting your horse via the console.

First, find the horse's PRID: you can do that by opening up the console, selecting the horse, and using the following command:

prid

Then, use the following command:

<prid>.ressurrect 1

Where <prid> is the PRID of the horse. This should resurrect your horse, good as new.

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So far, the only way that I've determined to see your horse's health is, to, well, uh, hit your horse. Then your horse's health bar is displayed.

Yeah.

...You might consider hitting the horse gently, say with your fists or something, to make sure that you don't end up inadvertently scaring it off or killing it.

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  • Aslong as your not Khajiit ;)
    – Lyrion
    Commented Nov 17, 2011 at 7:42
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If you have the healing hands spell, you can cast it on your horse and see it's health bar.

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  • This doesn't work with companions (healing them does not display health bar, unless they happen to be in a fight). Are you sure it does work with a horse?
    – Konerak
    Commented Nov 17, 2011 at 8:50
  • It works for my companions when they are injured but not when they are fully healed.
    – GmNoob
    Commented Nov 17, 2011 at 10:55
  • Any time i've healed the horse it hasn't displayed a health bar. I get restoration skill so its obviously geting healed.
    – Samson
    Commented Nov 18, 2011 at 8:49
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Have you tried using getav health on the console commands, by hitting the console key ( usually ~ or ' ), clicking on the horse till it's refid shows and entering getav health? Something else to do would be to install the floating health bars mod but that only shows if the horse is in combat. If you install the convenient horses mod, you can select cowardly as your horse's behaviour so it just runs away from battle.

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