How can we improve a horse’s quality of life when stabled or on box rest?

There is increasing concern within the equestrian industry about how horses are housed and managed. Confinement and isolation goes against the horse’s natural instinct for movement, social interaction and to graze for much of their day. When horses are stabled for long periods of time this can have a significant impact on their physical health and lead to frustration, boredom, anxiety and ultimately stress.

Unfortunately, many horse owners don’t have the opportunity to turn their horse out as much as they would like, and vets may recommend box rest when a horse injured or unwell. So how can we optimise the stable environment to improve the horse’s quality of life?

In this webinar equine behaviour consultant Justine Harrison will look at stable management, offering invaluable insights and practical tips to enhance the well-being of your horse when stabling is necessary.