A clear conversation comes first
Good boarding begins before a horse arrives. Owners should be ready to discuss the horse's normal routine, temperament, feeding plan, health history, medications, veterinarian and farrier contacts, emergency preferences and any behaviors that could affect safe handling.
What Holsteins 'n Horses confirms with each owner
Specific feeding schedules, turnout arrangements, facility access, medication support, required health records, pricing and arrival procedures will be added here after the sanctuary owner completes the boarding questionnaire. Until then, those details should be confirmed directly with the sanctuary rather than assumed from general horse-care practices.
Why this page exists
This resource is intended to make the first conversation more useful. It does not replace the boarding agreement, liability release, veterinary instructions or any facility-specific policies.