resources, templates & guidance
This section provides guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments on routine equine care, whether under your direct care or your responsibility to ensure all horses on your premises receive appropriate welfare standards. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry experts.
Content on the Yard Owner Hub is provided for guidance purposes only. Users are encouraged to consider their own circumstances and seek professional advice where appropriate for the management of their business and the welfare of their horses.
Below you will find guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments with regards to considerations for routine equine care for health and welfare. This guidance is free to access and has been sourced from reputable sources.
Below you will find guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments with regards to emergency and routine medications or veterinary procedures. This guidance is free to access and has been sourced from reputable sources.
Below you will find guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments with regards to considerations for equine wellbeing and their environment. This guidance is free to access and has been sourced from reputable sources.
This section provides guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments on the management, identification and treatment of common equine ailments. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry sources.
This section provides guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments relating to the planning and carrying out of first aid and wound care for equines. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry sources.
This section provides guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments on appropriate care and management of veteran equines in their care. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry sources.
This section provides guidance for horse owners, and the owners and managers of equestrian establishments on making decisions regarding the euthanasia of an equine in your care. It includes considerations for discussing the owner’s wishes in the event of unforeseen illness or accident. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry experts.
This section provides guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments on the appropriate management of breeding stock and youngstock in their care. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry sources.
This section provides guidance for horse owners, and for owners and managers of equestrian establishments, on equestrian behaviour and vices. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry experts.
This section provides guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments in relation to the management of weight and suitable nutrition and feeding for equines in their care. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry sources.
Below you will find guidance for owners and managers of equestrian establishments with regards to considerations for the appropriate use of tack and equipment for equines in their care. This guidance is free to access and has been sourced from reputable sources.
This section provides guidance for horse owners, and for owners and managers of equestrian establishments, on safe and suitable transportation of equines. All guidance is free to access and sourced from reputable industry experts.
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