Imagine
Maximum herd health
for minimum Effort…
The Healthy Horse: Feeding and Nutrition
A short course to help you understand your individual horse's needs and choose a management system that suits your environment, benefits the whole herd, and simplifies your life.
Access Now For A One-Time Payment Of Just £22
You know how important your horse’s environment is to their health and well being...
But there’s so many management options!
so much conflicting advice!
and each system seems prohibitively expensive, or impossible to implement

Because whether you have just one horse on a livery yard, or a whole herd to manage, this might sound like you some days…
You’re overwhelmed trying to make sure the horse's needs are met...
but in spite of your heroic efforts you’re never really sure you’re getting it right because you’ve heard so much conflicting advice.
While you love your time with horses you’re so busy with all the chores, you never have enough time for the really fun bits.
You get some great advice, and follow it to the letter, only to be told by the next person that it’s all wrong and you should be doing it differently
It’s not that any system is wrong or right
It’s about whether they’re right FOR YOU!
For your horse as an individual, your yard’s specific facilities, your herd as a whole and let me say it again…
YOU! You’re the one holding all this together!
Here’s what we focus on:
What's Inside?
Get instant access to this 3 module mini course.
1
Your Horse's Needs
We cover the basics of digestions and discuss common health issues
In This Module We'll Cover...

2
Feeding Systems
We cover the pros and cons of different ways to manage your horse's environment and assess their dietary needs.
In this module we'll cover...

3
Feed, Forage and Supplements
We discuss what ingredients are good for your horse, and what could be causing problems.
In This Module We'll Cover...

Only £22

About the Tutor
Hi! I'm Debs Crosoer. I’m a practicing Equine Podiatrist with over 15 years experience, author and educator. My focus is on helping people who want wildly effective horse keeping methods, without the usual stress and complication.
Who is this course for?
This course is for you if:
This course is NOT for you if:
So... How does this work then?
How Long?
This is a mini course. You'll get instant access to all 3 modules.
You'll have lifetime access to all the content, so you can work at your own pace. Binge it all in 1 go, or take a more sedate pace, it's up to you.
What Format?
Each module will have video lessons, with supporting docs like worksheets, pdfs and further resources.
Access is through this membership site.
There's a live Zoom Q&A session each month.
Homework?
Well, technically it's all done at home, but there are no assignments to complete, or grades given.
Updates?
I will be updating the course over time. You'll have access to the new content too.
Difficulty level ?
This course is aimed at horse owners. All the basics will be covered. I try to make everything easy to understand.
Group Discussions?
We have a monthly Zoom meeting where you can get your questions answered.
There's discussions and support in the facebook group, and a comments section below each lesson in the Academy.
Lifetime Access?
I'm not sure if that's morbid or not! Lets not worry about our mortality :)
Lifetime access means for the lifetime of Hoof Geek Academy.
What People Are Saying...
Thank You
I have a deeper understanding of what is happening with my ponies and how to support them through what has been a tough year. Good to have found sound advice and support as sometimes the vets seem to be a little dated in their solutions. Thank you Debs you've given me hope.
Worth the Investment
So many courses, so little time (and money?). But this one was well worth it. Whether or not you are concerned your horse's laminitis risk is high, this course provides many "aha" insights. It also offered a number of facts I had never heard or read before but which filled in little gaps in my understanding. Debs' approach is straight forward and she is very responsive to questions and specific concerns.
I’d recommend the course to every single horse owner
My number 1 concern was how to keep 17hh of horse from having tummy issues, which caused his feet to flare and lose all semblance of heel and concavity. That pretty much remains my concern, except I now have a better plan.