Horse well-being

The well-being of the horse is essential and requires above all good physical and mental health.

Different factors interact on one’s well-being:

-          the environment in which the horse lives:boxorprairie

In a box, his box must remain clean and safe, equipped so that he can drink and eat.

In a meadow, it needs shelter to protect itself from bad weather and available water.

-          A balanced and diversified diet (fodder, pellets, food supplements, licking stone, vegetables (carrots), fruits (apples), etc.

-          Regular monitoring of your health is important with a visit to a veterinarian to take stock of your vaccinations, a regular check of your teeth, maintenance of your feet by a farrier, and being alert regarding small injuries that you may encounter.

-          Taking care of your horse also means maintaining its mane, its tail...grooming will be an opportunity for you to create a bond with your horse and for him to have a good time relaxing.

-          Not forgetting, social contact with other equines or animals and with humans. The horse needs interaction, which is why enrich its environment with objects and toys (Fun Ball, drop feeder, etc.) which will arouse the horse's curiosity.

All these elements combined will contribute to the well-being of your horse.

You are responsible for your horse and this involves taking care of it on a daily basis.

If your horse is doing well, he will be good to you!