How to Prepare for Disasters with Your Horses

You Will Learn What is The Biggest Threat in Your Horse Barn

Of all the disasters that can strike your horse barn, there is one so deadly that I will advise you on some simple steps so it will never happen at your location.

I will give you a list of tips and advice to make sure you take care of the horses first, and worry about saddles and other equipment only after the horses have been secured.

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I Will Show You Just How Important it is That Your Horses Load Well in a Horse Trailer

I will explain why having your horses well trained enough to easily load in a horse trailer could save the horses life. Not only will it be crucial for the horse to load up during an evacuation, but what if a horse was saverely injured, it would be crictial to get that horse to a vet. Having a horse that will not resist during a stressful time could save their lives in a disaster situation. If a horse does not get into the trailer during a full blast disaster, that horse may have to face the disaster by its self.

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Having a Current Coggins on Your Horse is State Law. But What About During an Evacuation?

In this guide I will stress how important it is to keep your horses coggins test up to date. But what if a disaster is looming and you must leave to be safe, and your horses coggins test is expired? Or you do not have a coggins test at all on the horse? I will explain when a coggins will be the last document you will be challenged for.

During an emergency there will not be time to worry about a coggins test. Get the horses out of harms way and be assured that if challenged any state officials will have waived the need to travel with this paper work on board. So dont leave a horse just because they do not have their coggins test.

Horse Disasters Come in Many Forms, I will Show You How To Avoid the Disaster of Horse Sickness

Horse disasters can come in many forms but horse sickness can be reduced. Disasters can come in many different forms and a sickness in the barn can seem like a disaster when it starts affecting horses in your barn. I will show you several ways to reduce the prospect of sickness and what to do with a horse that has become sick.

This is just one of many of the tips I am going to show you in this new book. There will be a button on the website where you can get a copy delivered to your email. You will not be disappointed.

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In a Disaster, How Much Feed Does Your Horse Need Daily and How Much Water?

In a disaster you will still have to care and feed your horses. But what if you were forced to evacuate to another location? Would you know exactly how much feed your horse will eat in ten days? In this book I will answer that question for you.

Do you know how much water your horse can drink in 7 days? And what if you were to return with your horses to a barn that had been totally destroyed by fire or a large tree had fallen on your barn and the barn collapsed. In this guide we will look at those dangers and I would have advised you to not leave your horses in that barn, it is too risky.

Become educated and do not put your horses at risk in a disaster.

But Why Take My Advice for Any of This Information

But why would you even want to take my advice? Because I have been through several different disasters with 50 horses at a time in my care. During just one of my episodes with natural disasters and horses, I was unexpecdly saddled with the care of over 100 horses during a gulf coast hurricane. So I have been in the trenches and have had to evacuate 50 horses in 24 hours during na emergency.

I was the barn manager of a large stables and horse rescue operation for 20 years in Houston, Texas and I am the author of 4 other horse books. I have been around horses most of my adult life and love writing about what I do. This latest book is just a reflection of that love.

This new book is a huge resource. Not only does it give you up to the minute information on what’s working (and what’s not) right now, but it also contains tips that have been tested written with experience