What products and services does Laurel Ridge Farm offer?

Laurel Ridge Farm is a farms business in Montgomery, PA, serving customers since 2008. More details are available at www.laurelridgefarmsboardingstables.com .

What does Laurel Ridge Farm charge for its products and services?

Pricing at Laurel Ridge Farm depends on the specific products or services requested. For pricing or to schedule a consultation, customers can contact Laurel Ridge Farm by phone at (570) 220-1463 .

What areas does Laurel Ridge Farm serve?

Laurel Ridge Farm is located in Montgomery, PA and serves nearby communities. Its location is at 1507 Ridge Road, Montgomery, PA.

How can customers get in touch with Laurel Ridge Farm?

Customers can contact Laurel Ridge Farm by calling (570) 220-1463 . Customers can also visit www.laurelridgefarmsboardingstables.com for more information.

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Laurel Ridge Farm

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1507 Ridge Road, Montgomery, PA · 17752

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18 Years

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Serving Montgomery, PA

Categorized under Horse Training. Our records show it was established in 2008 and incorporated in Pennsylvania. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of 90023 and employs a staff of approximately 2.

Est. 2008 Montgomery, PA 18 Years in Business

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2.0 / 5.0 (1 review)

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EMILY THOMM — Jun 19, 2020

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for …

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for the horses and all the things they do and even fill out a nice contract highlighting all of what he mentions. The only thing he will follow through on contract that is agreed and signed upon by you and the owner is that the horse has a stall. He guarantees turnout, feed, and a stall to reside in. He does not turnout the horses. He agrees to help with feeding instructions for the health of your horse and fails to do so. We provided our horse with a hay net to help slow down his feed so he can chew it properly and the owner refuses to use it.. If he even gets hay at all.Some day’s we will walk in and every horse but two have hay. Your horse will go from 3pm (last feed) to 4am (first feed) without water unless you drop by to personally check. The same as his supplements for joints he is supposed to get. Magically your horse will become afraid of water after just a few short days of being there. Making it a miserable experience to bathe your horse. Overall, a terrible experience.
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Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for the horses and all the things they do and even fill out a nice contract highlighting all of what he mentions. The only thing he will follow through on contract that is ag…

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for the horses and all the things they do and even fill out a nice contract highlighting all of what he mentions. The only thing he will follow through on contract that is agreed and signed upon by you and the owner is that the horse has a stall. He guarantees turnout, feed, and a stall to reside in. He does not turnout the horses. He agrees to help with feeding instructions for the health of your horse and fails to do so. We provided our horse with a hay net to help slow down his feed so he can chew it properly and the owner refuses to use it.. If he even gets hay at all.Some day’s we will walk in and every horse but two have hay. Your horse will go from 3pm (last feed) to 4am (first feed) without water unless you drop by to personally check. The same as his supplements for joints he is supposed to get. Magically your horse will become afraid of water after just a few short days of being there. Making it a miserable experience to bathe your horse. Overall, a terrible experience.
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EMILY THOMM — Jun 19, 2020

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for …

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for the horses and all the things they do and even fill out a nice contract highlighting all of what he mentions. The only thing he will follow through on contract that is agreed and signed upon by you and the owner is that the horse has a stall. He guarantees turnout, feed, and a stall to reside in. He does not turnout the horses. He agrees to help with feeding instructions for the health of your horse and fails to do so. We provided our horse with a hay net to help slow down his feed so he can chew it properly and the owner refuses to use it.. If he even gets hay at all.Some day’s we will walk in and every horse but two have hay. Your horse will go from 3pm (last feed) to 4am (first feed) without water unless you drop by to personally check. The same as his supplements for joints he is supposed to get. Magically your horse will become afraid of water after just a few short days of being there. Making it a miserable experience to bathe your horse. Overall, a terrible experience.
Read more

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for the horses and all the things they do and even fill out a nice contract highlighting all of what he mentions. The only thing he will follow through on contract that is ag…

Don’t let the beautiful barn blind side you in the poor horse care. The owner will talk a great talk about how well they care for the horses and all the things they do and even fill out a nice contract highlighting all of what he mentions. The only thing he will follow through on contract that is agreed and signed upon by you and the owner is that the horse has a stall. He guarantees turnout, feed, and a stall to reside in. He does not turnout the horses. He agrees to help with feeding instructions for the health of your horse and fails to do so. We provided our horse with a hay net to help slow down his feed so he can chew it properly and the owner refuses to use it.. If he even gets hay at all.Some day’s we will walk in and every horse but two have hay. Your horse will go from 3pm (last feed) to 4am (first feed) without water unless you drop by to personally check. The same as his supplements for joints he is supposed to get. Magically your horse will become afraid of water after just a few short days of being there. Making it a miserable experience to bathe your horse. Overall, a terrible experience.
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