C And G Horse Company

Equestrian Facility in Opelika, Alabama

(334) 704-371633 Hughley Rd, Opelika, AL 36804View on Yelp

About C And G Horse Company

C And G Horse Company provides horse boarding services in Opelika, Alabama, a growing city in Lee County that sits just minutes from Auburn. The Auburn-Opelika corridor has a strong equestrian community, partly driven by Auburn University's agricultural programs and the area's long history of working with livestock. Horse owners in this part of east Alabama have real options when it comes to quality boarding, and C And G focuses on giving horses attentive daily care in a well-maintained environment. You can reach them at (334) 704-3716 to discuss your horse's specific needs.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Horse boarding at C And G Horse Company involves providing daily care for horses owned by clients who don't have facilities of their own. This typically includes feeding on a regular schedule, fresh water, stall cleaning, and turnout time in a pasture or paddock so horses can move and graze. Many boarding facilities also coordinate farrier and veterinary visits, acting as a point of contact when your horse needs professional attention. Some operations offer full-care boarding, where staff handles every aspect of care, while others provide partial care options that let owners stay more hands-on.

Service Area

C And G Horse Company is located in Opelika and serves horse owners throughout Lee County, including those in Auburn, Auburn University campus housing areas, and surrounding rural communities. Owners from as far as Phenix City and Valley, Alabama, look to the Opelika area for reliable boarding options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between full-care and partial-care boarding?
Full-care boarding means the facility handles all feeding, stall cleaning, turnout, and basic daily needs. Partial care typically means the owner takes on some responsibilities, like feeding, in exchange for a lower monthly rate.
How do I know if my horse will be safe in a new boarding environment?
Visiting the facility before committing is the best way to evaluate fencing, stall quality, pasture conditions, and how staff interact with the horses already there. Ask about their protocols for injuries and after-hours emergencies.
Does C And G Horse Company accommodate horses with special dietary needs?
Most boarding facilities can work with horses that require specific feed types, supplements, or restricted grazing. Discuss your horse's needs directly with the facility at (334) 704-3716 to confirm what accommodations are possible.
How close is the facility to a veterinarian in the Opelika area?
Opelika and Auburn have several large animal veterinary practices nearby, including those affiliated with Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine. This makes scheduling routine and emergency vet visits more convenient than in more rural locations.
Can I visit my horse whenever I want?
Most boarding facilities allow owner visits during reasonable daytime and evening hours. Ask about the specific access policy when you call, since some farms have set visiting windows for the security and routine of the horses.
What should I bring when my horse first arrives at a new boarding facility?
Bring any feed or supplements your horse is currently on, along with vet records, a copy of your horse's Coggins test, and any medications in use. Keeping your horse on its existing feed for the first week helps minimize digestive stress during the transition.

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