What started as a simple passion has grown into a meaningful path. I’m grateful for the experiences that shaped me and inspired by what’s to come. Let me know what your horse needs — I’m here to help, and I look forward to sharing this journey with you.

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I was born into horses — my parents had an Arabian farm, and from the very beginning I developed an intense love (and, honestly, an addiction) to them. I grew up riding English, participating in Pony Club, training and exercising horses, and exploring disciplines from three‑day eventing and horse shows to trail riding and limited distance rides. Over time, that passion grew into a deeper interest in horse management.

My journey into equine functional nutrition began with my own herd. I wanted better ways to manage their health, and what I discovered was transformative. By shifting from anti‑inflammatory ingredients to a forage‑based approach, I saw remarkable improvements in reducing inflammation. Those results inspired me to become a certified equine functional nutrition practitioner, so I could bring the same care and insight to others.

Along the way, I’ve embraced practices like movement‑based (track) horse keeping, forage‑focused nutrition, and horsemanship rooted in the consent of the horse. These values and experiences have led to Horsevana and the practices we employ at Harmony Oaks — a place where intention, respect, and purpose guide everything we do. This is what I bring for your horse too.

-Meghan Craft

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