Frequently Asked Questions — Lakeview Stables

Our stable is located at 132 Lakeview Rd, Brandon, MS 39047, serving horse owners in Brandon and the surrounding Mississippi communities. To ensure proper coordination and privacy, please call or text (601) 506-6183 before visiting, as we are not a walk-in facility.

Lakeview Stables opened in 2018 and has focused on quality boarding, safety, and owner communication since then.

Tours are available by appointment. Please call or text (601) 506-6183 to arrange a convenient time.

We offer Full Board and Trainer Coordination services. Each option can be supplemented with add-on services like medication administration or night stalling.

We require up-to-date core vaccinations and a negative Coggins test before arrival. Specific vaccine requirements and other health guidelines are provided in our boarding packet.

Yes. Trial and short-term stays are available to ensure the facility is a good fit for your horse.

Stalls included in Full Board are cleaned daily with bedding refreshed as needed to maintain comfort and sanitation.

Yes. Once owners are fully onboarded and approved for facility access, they may visit the property at any time. The riding area and arena may be used whenever they are available.

Yes. We store owner-provided feed and supplements and administer them per your written instructions.

Special diets are documented during intake and administered carefully. We coordinate with owners and vets for cases such as metabolic diseases or ulcer management.

Turnout is provided daily based on each horse’s individual needs. Horses are turned out every day as part of their routine care, with schedules and details confirmed during onboarding to ensure each horse’s requirements are properly met.

Yes. Trainers may work at Lakeview Stables after registration and compliance with facility rules.

The owner will be contacted immediately, and coordination will be made with the designated veterinarian for assessment and treatment. In critical situations, emergency care may be authorized to preserve the horse’s life if the owner cannot be reached in time.

We coordinate routine farrier and vet visits as requested by owners. Owners are billed for any professional service costs incurred.

Standard boarding contracts typically require a 30-day written notice for termination. Trial stays and special agreements may have different terms.

Yes — late payments may incur fees as outlined in the boarding agreement. We encourage timely payments to avoid service interruptions.

Secure fencing, routine inspections, emergency protocols, staff training in basic equine first aid, and strict facility rules for visitors are part of our safety approach.

Dogs may be permitted but must be leashed and supervised. Dogs off-leash or disturbing horses are not allowed.

Proof of vaccinations, a negative Coggins, emergency contact details, and the name and phone of your veterinarian and farrier are required prior to arrival.

Bring all current feed and supplement instructions, any medications, and a list of routine care practices. Arrive with current vet/farrier contact information and any relevant medical records.