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Finding the perfect horse boarding for your horse away from home can be pretty challenging. Sure, we all would love to have a facility at our own home, but for many of us, that is not plausible. That’s when we rely upon onboarding facilities for our horses. We all want to provide the best possible care to our horses, but it also has to fit your budget.  Here are five things any individual look for in a facility for horse boarding: Price: On average, most horse boarding facilities range from close to $200 - $450 per month. Extra services such as exercising your horse daily, climate-controlled environments, etc., can be offered by some facilities. Most of these facility centre are upwards of $550+ per month. To keep the maintenance cost on the lower end of the spectrum, you can expect the bare essentials – hay, spacious outdoor pens and freshwater. These facilities may charge extra an individual for adding supplements to their horse for feeding and exercising, graining grooming etc. Loc

One may choose to board their horse because they don't have a barn or enough space for a horse or maybe due to other reasons. Whatever the reason might be, one needs to figure out what type of boarding is best for their situation before looking at barns.  My Mane Haven is providing you with information on various type of horse boarding, including pasture board, entire board, partial board , etc. Some barns might only offer one or two types of horse boarding, and other barns might show less or more.  1. Pasture Boarding and Stall Boarding Pasture board is when the horse won't have a stall to come into, and they are out in a field or paddock all the time, due to which it is also known as field board. Usually, the horse will have a run-in shelter to be able to have relief from the flies or in case of bad weather. Stall board typically means that the horse has a stall they go into part of the time, and a pasture or turnout paddock can go out for some time. However, some horses mig