Spring is a welcome change for horses and humans alike longer days, brighter mornings, and the chance to reset routines after winter. But for many yards, spring also brings a familiar mix of challenges: changing grass, fluctuating temperatures, muddy gateways, and horses that suddenly feel a bit too fresh.A simple checklist now can make the season smoother, help protect condition, and avoid lastminute runs for essentials.1) Review feed as grazing changesSpring grass can be unpredictable. Some horses drop weight as workloads increase, while gooddoers can gain quickly as the grass comes through. Nows a great time to:Check body condition and adjust feed graduallyKeep forage consistent where possibleAdd a balancer or targeted supplements to support overall health through the transition2) Refresh your daily care kitSpring is when small issues can creep in rubs, minor skin irritation, and the first wave of insects. Stock up on the practical horse care items you actually use, so youre not caught short when the weather turns overnight. A quick yard kit refresh can include:Grooming and stable essentialsHoof and leg care basicsSeasonal skin and coat support3) Check horse wear for comfort and fitEven in spring, cold snaps and showers are common. Lightweight rugs and turnout essentials can make a real difference to comfort especially for clipped horses, older horses, or those living out. Its also a good time to check fit, fastenings, and replace anything thats worn or rubbing.Make yard life easier with bulk delivery and subscriptionsIf youre running a yard (or just juggling a busy routine), convenience matters. Chestnut Mill offers bulk deliveries of feed, bedding, and hay, plus subscription options on key products so you can plan ahead, save more over time, and avoid running out at the wrong moment.