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Welcome to All Natural Horse Care
Do you want to provide the best life possible for your horse? Then All Natural Horse Care will show you how! We focus on putting the horse's needs first by taking a wholistic approach and allowing him to be a horse - which is by far the best gift you can give him. For those who have only ever known conventional horse keeping methods, this approach may at first seem to go against almost everything you know. This is because convention methods tend to have developed from the human perspective - things that make it easier for the human, such as rugging to keep a horse clean, or stabling because we like to live inside so we think the horse does too. However, this does not meet your horse's physiological needs. Horses are prey animals who are happiest when living in wide open spaces and in a herd. They don't care about fancy rugs and expensive stalls. They just need the social contact of equals, room to stretch their legs and to be a horse. By allowing them to do this you will have a horse that is less stressed, more athletic and overall much healthier. This website aims to provide information about all aspects of natural horse care in one convenient location. That way you can make informed choices easily and you don't have to waste precious time seeking information - time you can spend developing your relationship with your horse instead! Natural horse care is my passion. For me it has been a wonderful journey and has opened my eyes up to a whole other world that goes way beyond just horses. I would love to share that with you. You'll be surprised by how just making small changes can dramatically improve not only your horse's quality of life but often his lifespan too. Find answers to the following questions, plus much, much more:
All Natural Horse Care BasicsNot sure where to start? Try these links below which take you to the start pages for each section of the website. From there you can delve deeper into each subject. Alternatively, you can use the search box below to search the All Natural Horse Care website. Sign up to our Free NewsletterWant to keep up-to-date with All Natural Horse Care News? It's full of information and advice on all things natural and will keep you right up to date when new information is added to the website. Plus, as a thank you for subscribing, you get a FREE pdf instruction sheet showing you how to save money by making your own Natural Horsemanship Rope Halter. Fill in your details below and the newsletter will be delivered straight to your inbox.
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What's New?Jan 20, 2010, Horse Slow Feeder - Information on how we created our slow feedersHorse slow feeder - a creative way of slowing down your horse's hay consumption. Jan 20, 2010, Beautiful, healthy hoovesHere are some photos of a Rocky Mountain Horse that I have been trimming for a little over a year. He has fantastic feet with great concavity. The Permalink -- click for full blog post "Beautiful, healthy hooves" Jan 7, 2010, Xena - The PeanutXena is a 10yo Welsh Mountain x Arab mare standing at about 13hh. Before she came to us a year ago, she had been a lawn-mower for several years for a Permalink -- click for full blog post "Xena - The Peanut" Jan 6, 2010, Maximum, Mickey, Darcy & Ari - The LadsFour geldings we have here at our equine trust. Max is a black 1995 Clyde/TB/Kaimanawa (NZ Wild Horse) 15.2hh; Mickey is a bay 1992 Appaloosa/QH Permalink -- click for full blog post "Maximum, Mickey, Darcy & Ari - The Lads" Jan 5, 2010, Horse Facts - Interesting Natural Facts about HorsesHorse Facts - Test your knowledge of horses with these interesting facts Permalink -- click for full blog post "Horse Facts - Interesting Natural Facts about Horses" Horse of the MonthHave a great story about your experience with natural horse care? Or do you have photos you'd like to share? Click here to submit them.
![]() There's a new girl in town - this month we meet Sophie an eleven year old mini. She's being checked out by "the boys", Monty, Tuffy and Zeus. Sophie came to us as a rehab as she has chronic laminitis. We had to keep her separate from the herd for a short while until the novelty of a girl in the midst of 6 boys (!) had worn off, but she soon decided it was time to integrate (she escaped under the fence) and is now a happy member of the herd. Click here to see our previous horses of the month.
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Hello, what a wonderful site! Very concise and easy to read with great info on everything natural for horses. I have been involved in natural therapies and training with horses for the past 11 years. I am constantly searching for new and up-to-the-minute techniques or advancements in the field of natural horse care and psychology. Congratulations on your site. Very nice to have found you guys. Best wishes from Sascha in Australia |
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