Fencing Requirements for Horses and Paddocks

.Little Malvern Farm Paddock Maintenance Service Get in Touch We’re happy to talk through your requirements 07815785457 Little Malvern Farm, Little Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 4JN – email info@littlemalvernfarm.co.uk Members of the NFU – Fully insured with NFUWhen you decide to fence your paddocks the most important consideration is to ensure that it is safe and suitable for horses. Your fencing should be high enough to deter your horses from jumping out and fighting over it and low enough at the bottom to prevent foals and small ponies from rolling or crawling underneath it. Your fence should be strong enough and regularly well-maintained to prevent your horses from breaking through it. I would advise also that you discourage your horse from leaning through your fences to graze because it could lead to injury to your horse or damage the fence. Post and Rail Wooden Fencing

Region Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Shropshire, Monmouthshire