What do you do when your horse gets sick or injured? What’s the first thing and the second and the third? While you are waiting for your veterinarian to arrive here are some simple effective things I have done to speed recovery time and save money on costly vet bills. This is the next book in my series of sensible horse care, which we all wish we’d known a long time ago. First time horse owners; my hope is that this helps you safely and affordably care for your horses at home. Long term horse owners; this should help condense what you keep in your tack area in reference to medicines and poultices.

What’s really going on inside your horse creating training and behavioral issues? What is causing mysterious lameness? Saddle fitting issues? Hard to catch or hard to bridle horses? Would you believe that these all stem from pain and issues that could have easily been prevented? Would you like to learn how to prevent colic or high vet bills $$ for treating a lameness? Reading this book will enlighten you. It is full of helpful information, that not many horse lovers know about, that will save you THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN TRAINING AND VET BILLS as well as money wasted on saddles and pads trying to fit your horse. This book makes for fun reading explained in educational fun learning stories with exceptional artist drawings that will entertain young and old alike. This makes an excellent gift to give to any horse owner no matter how experienced they are. Next in the series is Horse 102 Holistic Alternatives, a must have for every horse owner out there on how to save money and use products that are better for the body. April Love of Holistic Horseworks LLC has many educational DVDs and YouTube videos available about how to work on your horse yourself. Horse 101 – Everything You Wish You Had Known Before You Got Your First Horse is her first book and is a good chuckle for first-time horse owners as well as experienced ones. Horse 101 will provide you with the basic information you need to know to purchase the right horse for you, what to feed it, how to take care of it, how to train it, and how to handle horses safely. She hopes that you enjoy the cute illustrations. Information on how to contact April and her certified instructors is included at the end of the book.