Doug (719) 649-4990 Or Jennifer (731) 879-2069
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BOARD WITH US? Contact us to schedule a time to see what Sweet Lips Farms has to offer.
Doug (719) 649-4990 Or Jennifer (731) 879-2069
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BOARD WITH US? Contact us to schedule a time to see what Sweet Lips Farms has to offer.
Sweet Lips Farms provides the level of care every discerning horse owner would like to furnish at home, but may not have the land or time availability to meet these demands.
Boarding at Sweet Lips Farms is the natural choice for both horses and their owners. Horses enjoy natural living on large, well-maintained pastures safely enclosed with horse-friendly fencing. Every pasture has run in shelters and mature trees for shade and protection, and horses always have access to fresh water and a mineral salt block. Most of our boarding is self-care, which encourages a relaxed, hands-on environment for the whole barn “family”.
A safe environment for your horse in addition to a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere for horse owners.
Your horse turned out 24/7 (with access to large shelters, cooling fans, and salt blocks) to come and go as they please. We do feedings twice daily with grain, supplements, hay, etc.
Short and long term boarding options
25+ acres of grazing with no more than 13-15 horses
Common Bermuda hay bales fed during colder months
A covered outdoor wash rack
Tack Room
Round pen
Large arena with crushed limestone
Horse safe fencing, no barb wire
Short distance horse transport
Trailer parking available
Owners live on-site
-Benjamin Franklin
The health of our horse herds is important to us. regular preventative health measures for all horses on the farm.
At Sweet Lips Farms, we do our best to ensure that all horses are in good health. For boarded horses, Sweet Lips Farms provides the best pasture possible during the growing season and hay during the winter, as well as salt blocks in the pastures. When new horses arrive they will placed in a secluded area for quarantine, (during this time owners will be required to deworm). We also require boarders to participate in the following preventative health care plans:
Our vet-recommended deworming program is integral to keeping our herds free of parasites. Sweet Lips Farms orders the dewormers when they are due and invoices boarders directly.
Most horses only need to be dewormed twice a year (Spring and fall) Before deworming, we recommend having a fecal egg count (FEC) done.
To keep preventive care simple and most cost effective, Sweet Lips schedules a vet day twice a year. Vaccinations and coggins testing are required at these times for all boarders.
We use the following vet, though we allow boarders to use the vet of their choice:
Goodrum Veterinary Clinic
HWY 45 North
Bethel Springs, TN
(731)934-4355
Regular hoof care is normally needed every 4-8 weeks The following is the local ferrier whose work we have appreciated is:
Greg Russel
(731)926-5250