Welcome to All Natural Horse Care

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 blanketing to keep a horse clean, or stabling because we like to live inside so we think the horse does too.

However, these methods generally do 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 blankets and expensive stalls. They just need the social contact of equals, room to stretch their legs and 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 instead spend developing your relationship with your horse!

All 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.

The topics we cover are natural horse keeping, natural hoofcare, natural healthcare, natural feeding, and natural training methods. This is an ever expanding area as humans evolve in their thinking and respect the true nature of the horse.

Whilst not everyone has the luxury of keeping their horse at home, and so are limited by boarding barn requirements, there are still always areas that can be addressed. The one that can provide the greatest benefit is giving your horse an equine companion. As herd animals, it is incredibly stressful for them to be isolated, and that stress can often manifest itself in training or health issues. If you are not able to have your horse in the same pen as another horse, be sure to give them contact over a fence in a way that they can mutually groom each other.

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.

This website is dedicated to Tuff n Classy Two (1990-2020) my amazing first horse who started me down this path. His peers continually encourage me to grow and help make the world a better place for their fellow equines.

Enjoy!

Jenny Edwards