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Prepare, groom and observe

Welcome: Grooming Is More Than Appearance

Choose and Use Grooming Tools

A Calm Grooming Routine

What to Notice During Grooming

Knowledge Check: Grooming Safely

Choose grooming tools and use them safely

Spot skin and coat changes during grooming

Knowledge check: grooming safely

A beginner-friendly text module on common grooming tools, calm handling, routine care and when to report changes. No images are generated; this is not veterinary advice.

Learn the purpose of common grooming tools, a sensible routine and what to report when you notice changes. Follow the horse's handling plan and ask an experienced person to supervise if needed.

Grooming a Horse from Head to Hoof

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