Straight From the Horse's Mouth

Cheryl Green, Faith Hancock

Synopsis

Renowned equine communicator Cheryl Green has spent her life with horses and has been communicating with them professionally, for the benefit of both horses and owners, for more than a decade. In this book she shares her knowledge for enriching equine physical and mental health. She also offers guidance to riders and owners, so that they can improve their communication and relationships with their horses.

The wide range of topics covered range from accommodation to hoof health; the best things to feed horses; the use of essential oils; beneficial hedgerow plants; and how to deal with behavioural issues. Cheryl believes that adopting a holistic approach towards horses will enable them to be their best.

Case studies are included, featuring some of the people and horses Cheryl has worked with, which demonstrate the outcomes of her techniques. Many horses have been saved thanks to Cheryl's extensive knowledge and skill.

Informative and insightful, Straight From the Horse's Mouth shows what can happen if we really listen to our horses – and to ourselves.

Disponible depuis: 14/03/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 192 pages.

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