Free Resources
This space exists to provide practical horse care education you can absorb with ease. You’ll find foundational guidance covering the most crucial steps of horse care, guides you can print and hang in the barn, and clips of our educational calls inside the membership!
The Foundation Series
Nutrition | Preventive care | Hoof care | Tack fit & maintenance | Environment & handling
Downloadable Resources
Our growing area of free, printable resources, including our ‘Holistic First Aid Flyer’, ‘Holistic Handbook’ and more!
Media
Stay up to date with our YouTube Shorts, where clips from our educational calls are shared.
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Check the Foundation First
The Foundation Series was created to help horse owners gain confidence in providing solid, foundational care for their horses. In visiting with veterinarians and other equine professionals, we noticed a common theme; well-intentioned horse owners feeling confused or overwhelmed by the amount of information available. This can open the door for owners to miss something basic in their horse’s care which could lead to more serious consequences later.
For example, it’s easy to believe our horses need a costly special supplement, when properly balancing their minerals may simply and inexpensively provide all your horse needs.
Before diving into:
Costly supplements or specialized treatments
Intensive training programs or new approaches
Overwhelming information on labels or complex product information…
make sure the foundation is solid.
Your horse & your vet will thank you!
Free Guides & Practical Tools
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![Event poster for a webinar titled 'Winter Laminitis: Understanding Risk Beyond Sugar and Spring Grass' with Beth Lynn Lewis, scheduled for January 22, 2026. The poster includes the Equibalance logo and mentions it's for members only.]()
Winter Laminitis
This Winter Laminitis Call explores common misconceptions, seasonal triggers, and individual variability in horses who struggle during colder months. The conversation focuses on observation, management considerations, and whole-horse context to support informed, vet-guided decision-making.
Call scheduled for January 22, 2026 and replay will be posted after.
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![A veterinary guide titled 'Holistic First Aid: Quick Emergency References for Horses' with sections on taking vital signs, holistic tools, common crises, and quick actions. It includes tips on emergency vet calls and holistic treatments for horse health emergencies.]()
Holistic First Aid Flyer
The Holistic First Aid Quick Reference is a concise, supportive guide designed to help horse owners stay grounded and informed during common emergencies while contacting their veterinarian. It offers observational tools and integrative support options intended to complement, not replace, veterinary care.
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![Cover of The Holistic Horse Handbook with background of a horse walking in a field during sunset.]()
Holistic Handbook
The Holistic Horse Handbook introduces six foundational shifts to help horse owners think more holistically about care. It focuses on observation, individuality, and whole-horse context — offering a thoughtful framework for understanding your horse beyond symptoms or one-size-fits-all solutions.
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![A minimalistic line art cover design for a 2025 horse-themed journal and calendar, featuring floral illustrations and a horse logo with a quote by Benjamin Spock.]()
2025 HHC Calendar & Journal
The 2025 HHC Calendar Journal is a printable, year-long companion designed to support reflection, observation, and intentional care. It offers space to track patterns, note questions, and stay connected to both your horse and your own learning throughout the year.
Short clips pulled from educational conversations that exist in the classroom, designed to give you practical insight in under a minute.
Catch our YouTube Shorts!
Why Some Resources Live Inside the Membership
Maintaining our platform, hosting content, and supporting the practitioners and educators behind it takes time, care, and resources. We put a lot of effort into maintaining a healthy balance the between the membership and free resources. It’s important for us to keep access affordable, while continuing to offer meaningful education and support for our followers.
We’ll continue to grow this space while honoring our ethos: clear education on the whole horse and respect for the individuality of every horse and owner. If you’re interested in exploring deeper education within the core areas of your foundation, including expanded explanations on theory and techniques, more printable tools, real life case examples, and recorded expert-led educational calls, check out our membership!