“Meeting our horses’ fundamental needs and avoiding pasture related “Grass Affected” problems can be a huge challenge. Our ethos is to help you learn more about how your horses pasture can affect his health, movement and behaviour and what we as horse owners can do to improve the situation.”
Sue Dawson, Calm Healthy Horses UK
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COVID-19 Update:
At the moment CHH UK is able to trade as normal. This is possible as I work alone, from home and I am following the advised health & safety guidance when preparing your order. Your parcels are collected by DPD from a designated place on the property. While DPD are able to continue thier delivery services, I will be able to service your order. I am, as always, very happy to help you via the e-mail Sue@calmhealthyhorses.co.uk or the FB messenger with any questions you might have.
May I take this opportunity to thank you for your custom and to send my sincere best wishes for continued good health, to you and all your loved ones.
Notice for EU Orders (including Irish Republic and Northern Ireland )
We value our out of UK mainland customers and for this reason I am committed continuing to send parcels to non UK destinations via DPD 4 day road services in 2021 as soon as that is possible
However the DPD service is not fully operational at the moment therefore orders are not reaching their destination. Please check in regualry as I will continue to provide information about restarting our services as soon as it possible.
Calm Healthy Horses UK
Our site explains how, in our experience, you can provide your horse with a way of life that puts his fundamental needs first, whilst still
The importance of maintaining a Healthy Well Balanced Diet throughout the Year
Always keep in mind the difference between a horse’s natural environment: a vast
The challenge is that sugars, potassium and nitrate levels in UK pastures often become excessive for the horse. Due to our weather, grass growth takes
The horse does have a reasonably efficient self-regulating mechanism to keep its body functioning normally when exposed to excessive potassium and nitrates in limited circumstances, as happens in nature.

However, the persistent effects of the ‘green carpet’ created by our paddocks, cool season grasses and warm wet weather can overwhelm these mechanisms and this is when we see the various health and behavior issues listed on our Grass Affected Check Sheet.