Pelon Horse Center

Equestrian Facility in Lowell, Michigan

(616) 340-70852616 Gulliford Dr SE, Lowell, MI 49331View on Yelp

About Pelon Horse Center

Pelon Horse Center is a boarding facility located in Lowell, Michigan, a charming small city along the Flat River in Kent County. Lowell is known for its outdoor recreation culture and rural character, making it a natural fit for equestrian operations. Horse owners in the greater Grand Rapids area often look east toward communities like Lowell for boarding options that offer more space and a quieter setting. Pelon Horse Center appears to focus specifically on horse boarding, meaning your horse gets dedicated care and attention without the distractions of a multi-service operation.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Pelon Horse Center specializes in horse boarding, which typically involves daily feeding with hay and grain, stall cleaning or pasture maintenance, and regular turnout schedules. Boarders usually have access to riding areas, including indoor or outdoor arenas depending on the facility layout. Some boarding centers in this area also offer optional add-on services like blanketing, fly spray application, or coordination with local farriers and vets. It's worth calling (616) 340-7085 to confirm exactly which care services are included in each boarding tier.

Service Area

Pelon Horse Center serves horse owners in Lowell and surrounding Kent County communities. Grand Rapids, Ada, Belding, and Saranac are all within a reasonable distance for regular boarder visits. The facility's location in the Flat River Valley makes it a practical choice for horse owners across the east side of the Grand Rapids metro.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of boarding options are typically available at facilities like Pelon Horse Center?
Most boarding facilities offer a range of options including full care, partial care, and pasture board, each at different price points. Full care includes stall, feeding, and daily turnout, while pasture board is a more economical option for horses that do well living outside year-round.
How do I prepare my horse for a move to a new boarding facility?
Bring your horse's current feeding records, vaccination history, and Coggins test results to simplify the intake process. Plan for a short adjustment period of a week or two while your horse gets used to the new environment, herd mates, and routine.
Are visitors allowed at boarding facilities during any time, or are there set hours?
Most facilities set designated visitor hours to maintain a consistent routine for the horses and for safety reasons. You'll want to confirm Pelon Horse Center's specific hours by calling (616) 340-7085 before planning your first visit.
Does Pelon Horse Center have an arena or riding area for boarders?
Many boarding facilities in Michigan include access to a riding arena as part of the boarding arrangement, though availability varies. Contact the facility directly to ask about arena access, footing type, and whether indoor riding is available during winter months.
How do boarding facilities handle veterinary emergencies?
Reputable boarding facilities maintain a relationship with a local equine vet and have protocols in place for handling medical situations. You'll typically sign a release authorizing the facility to contact your vet and take immediate action if an emergency arises while you're not on-site.
Can I bring my own hay and grain for my horse, or is feed provided?
Policies vary widely. Some facilities provide all feed as part of the boarding cost, while others allow owners to supply their own hay or grain to accommodate horses with specific dietary needs. This is one of the most important details to clarify before signing a boarding agreement.

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