A proper quarantine setup is one of the best ways to protect your herd. Choose a paddock that’s safely separated from other horses, with solid fencing and no nose-to-nose contact. Make sure it has shelter, clean footing, and its own dedicated equipment like buckets, feed tubs, grooming tools, and mucking gear. Handle your resident horses first, then the newcomer last, using separate boots or a disinfecting footbath. Take the horse’s temperature daily and watch for coughing, nasal discharge, chan
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A proper quarantine setup is one of the best ways to protect your herd. Choose a paddock that’s safely separated from other horses, with solid fencing and no nose-to-nose contact. Make sure it has shelter, clean footing, and its own dedicated equipment like buckets, feed tubs, grooming tools, and mucking gear. Handle your resident horses first, then the newcomer last, using separate boots or a disinfecting footbath. Take the horse’s temperature daily and watch for coughing, nasal discharge, chan
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