The Senior Horse Plan

Somewhere between 15 and 20, most horses start to change. Teeth wear down, weight slips away under a winter coat, joints take longer to warm up, and some hormone problems become more common. Every one of those changes shows up early if you know where to look.

The Senior Horse Plan is a short, practical plan for the horse who has given you his best years.

INSIDE

- What changes after 15

- Teeth: the signs they are failing, and how to change his feed as they do

- Switching to a senior feed safely

- Weight and body condition, and the usual reasons older horses lose weight

- PPID (equine Cushing's): the early and later signs to mention to your vet, and what to ask

- Joints and comfort: keeping old legs moving

- Winter care: hay, water, shelter and the blanket question

- A check-in schedule with your vet, and when to call

- The hard conversation, on a calm day

- Fill-in cards: his senior card and a weight and condition log

WHAT YOU GET

1 PDF file (20 pages), available right after purchase. Reads on your phone.

Independent educational guide. It does not replace your veterinarian.