Pasture boarding is a horse care arrangement where horses live outdoors in a pasture environment rather than being confined to a stall. Unlike traditional stall boarding, which involves keeping horses in individual stalls for most of the day, pasture boarding allows horses to roam freely in a natural setting. This setup typically includes access to open grazing areas, water sources, and shelter for protection against extreme weather conditions.

  The key features of pasture boarding include constant access to forage, the opportunity for social interaction with other horses, and a lifestyle that closely mimics how horses live in the wild. Owners are responsible for any additional nutrition such as grain as well as veterinary and farrier visits. The stable does work with owners to coordinate appointments in unison with all boarders. On occasion, the stable can do feedings when owners are unable. These details can be worked out on an individual basis.