Enrichment
Enrichment for equines has many benefits mentally and physically. It is fun and a great way stimulate your equine and enhance their well-being. There are so many different enrichment activities you can provide for your equine or engage in enrichment activities with your equine.
Here we will signpost you to where you can find more information with FREE to read articles. We also have provided links to groups you can join to learn about enrichment and share enrichment activities. We also have other sections in the Non Ridden Equine Association UK Library that the activities are in the enrichment family or can complement enrichment.
Links to Articles
- Horse Enrichment Activities – By The Blue Cross
- Enrichment – By Remus Horse Sanctuary
- Equine Enrichment at Lockwood Donkey Centre By Mulographer Sari
- Management 101: Enrichment. By Equine Partnership
- Enrichment tips for horses. By David Dickson
- ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT. By Louise Napthine
- Environmental enrichment for the horse - The need to forage. By The British Horse Society
Enrichment Facebook Groups to Join
- Thunderhooves Equine Enrichment Group
- Enrichment for Horses
- EE Equine Enrichment
- Enriched Living for Equines
Enrichment Facebook Pages to Follow
The 60 Day Enrichment Challenge
Run by Wendy Wainwright of Thunderhooves Equine Enrichment and Phillipa Christie of Equine Partnership.
Enroll for FREE, click here for more information.
The Non Ridden Equine Association UK Resource Library
In the library there are sections that are also enrichment activities or are in the enrichment family or can complement enrichment. The resources are from a diversity of professionals to inspire, delight and educate. Settle down for a good read. Enjoy.
We welcome people to contribute to the Non Ridden Equine Association UK Library. If you have links to resources on enrichment that you would like including please Get in Touch.
The views expressed by contributors to the website may not necessarily be the view shared by you or the founding members of the Non Ridden Equine Association UK. The website content will be very diverse therefore impossible to apply a quality standard. Therefore we encourage you to use what you learn from here with common sense and with on-going support from professionals of your choice.