To ensure a less stressful journey for your horse, there are a few things you can do. Firstly, avoid using heavy traveling rugs that may cause discomfort and overheating. Instead, focus on keeping him cool during the journey. Take breaks every couple of hours to allow him to graze, drink water, and stretch his legs. If possible, provide soaked meadow hay for appropriate fiber intake.

As the journey will be longer than a day, it’s important to maintain his medication and feeding routine. Additionally, since you’re relocating to Florida, it’s advisable to keep your horse clipped throughout the year to manage his condition and prevent excessive coat retention. Be vigilant about any injuries or bites he may sustain, as Cushing’s disease can affect the healing process and weaken the immune system. Stay up-to-date with vaccinations to protect his health.

Keeping your horse active and engaged in work is crucial for maintaining muscle tissue. Regular exercise will help him stay in good shape and counteract muscle loss.

Wishing you the best of luck with your move. May your beloved horse enjoy many happy and healthy years with you in your new location.