Horse Stable

A horse stable might be a home for the horses who reside in it, but it is primarily a business. If you hope to continue providing food, shelter and other amenities to your clients, a horse stable must be run with the attention and focus that you would bring to any commercial enterprise. more »

A horse can take a lot of care and space and sometimes you just don't have the resources to care for it properly. If this is the case, then you'll need to find a stable to board your horse at, and it can be a time consuming process. more »

For a horse stable owner, every day is a workday--even weekends and holidays. Each morning the stable owner must check on the horses to make sure they all appear healthy. During routine checking, the stable owner can feed each horse its grain and hay rations for the morning. When the horses have finished morning rations, the stable... more »

Your horse needs a dry stall for several reasons. Wet hooves can foster disease. Saturated soil does not support weight. Trapped moisture also leads to decay, which can bring skin and respiratory problems. But, layering bedding over wetness to make the surface dry only adds soiled material to remove later. The obvious answer would be... more »

Horses are herbivores, meaning they eat grass and other plants. The typical diet for a normal, healthy horse is a combination of roughage (hay) and concentrates (grains). more »