I brought my horse to 4 Hearts Ranch a couple of months ago after 4 years at another boarding…read morefacility. I found them by asking the manager at the local feed store for a recommendation. They said 4 Hearts Ranch was the best place around. I agree. My mare is very happy at 4 Hearts. She has a wonderful stall with shavings, a fan by day, and wonderful turnout in the evening (summer hours). I look forward to the winter hours. All the long term boarders are very happy. There are multiple vets and farriers that attend this facility. The staff are polite and definitely know how to care for horses. There are no flies because of excellent manure control. Most horse owners care for their horses by boarding at a top shelf facility. I count my blessings, that I was able to get into 4 Hearts Ranch. There is usually a waiting list to get in.

Owner, boarders, workers and facilities!! Especially indoor arena and xtra large stalls…read more In a nutshell, everything !!

OMG my kids have had so much riding and taking lessons there…read more There vaulting program is the only one around. Recommend 100%

Rude owners! I went to meet my friends horse for the first time and was appalled at how rude they…read morewere to me and to her.

$40/hr. The team is laid back. Scheduling was easy, i was able to call and get on a trail ride the…read moresame day.

My 14 year old daughter has been taking horseback lessons with trainer Emily, and she absolutely…read moreloves every single minute, so happy to see a connection with both horse and trainer. Happy we found her!!!

After 30 years of having our own farm, we moved back to the Fort Worth horseshoe club. It has…read morealways been my happy place, with friendly people and caring staff. When my HORSE is happy, so am I!

I have boarded here for over 10 years and the facility and members are amazing....a true Equestrian…read morecommunity who loves horses. It is the best kept secret in the DFW area!

Best low cost horse boarding around family owned ranch the really care for everyone and have great…read morevalues !

Best ferrier! Moved from Ca and was hesitant to try a new ferrier out in Texas but so glad I found…read moreOlsen! Can't say enough! Got us in super quick and really listens to what we need for our horses

*Would give this vet zero stars if I could*…read more To say that I am incredibly dissatisfied with the care I have received from Burleson Equine is an understatement. I recently moved to the area from out of state, and was looking to establish care with a great vet. Burleson Equine was close to us and had good recommendations. The first time I brought my horse to the clinic for spring vaccines and a new patient exam, the vet didn't even perform a physical exam on her; instead she simply gave her vaccine through the trailer window. As a former equine vet tech, I gave them the benefit of the doubt and figured she was just busy and had more pressing patients on her schedule. Come fall, I scheduled an appointment to bring her into the clinic for a float and fall vaccines. when I got there, the vet that performed the float was filling in while she was out of town. I asked to have bloodwork ran to screen my mare for Cushings due to her age and a few indicators she recently exhibited. He did a fantastic job and enjoyed my experience with him. However, things quickly went south after that. After paying the ridiculously expensive bill (be prepared for a 10% convenience fee if you're using care credit; which wasn't applied the first time I had an appointment with them), I realized they had invoiced me for the same vaccine that they had given my horse in the spring. Turns out whoever made the appointment incorrectly labeled what vaccines my horse was due for, so she got a second round of the Core EQ, and then proceeded to not refund me because the service had been rendered and I "should have caught that mistake while the vet was giving the vaccine". I was told the vet that owned the clinic would be giving me a call the following week with her bloodwork results. A week passes by and I get a voicemail from Dr Jordan discussing my bloodwork results, saying she could send them to me via email and I could call back with questions. Over the next three weeks, I repeatedly called the office asking to speak with her and if she wasn't available, at least get the bloodwork results sent over to me so I could have them. All five of the times that I called, I was told that the vet wasn't in the office, they weren't sure when she was going to be back, and that it was "illegal" for them to send me my bloodwork results without authorization from the vet (even though I paid the invoice in full and they are legally my property). The customer service from not only the hospital manager, but the receptionist as well, was very unprofessional and sounded like they had zero interest in wanting to help me. I finally received a phone call and my bloodwork results via email on November 22 after I sent them an email notifying them that I was aware of the Patient Records Release and Charges rule 573.54 in the Rules of Professional Conduct section of the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, and would be filing a formal complaint through the TBVME based on the denial of my multiple requests for release of my horse's bloodwork results. Very shortly after that email was sent, I received a phone call from the vet that was filling in, and was told I needed to sign a release form to allow the hospital to release my own records, to myself. I sent the form back immediately, and have yet to receive the remainder of my records. Having 5 years of experience working as a veterinary professional, I did not want to write this review. I know how taxing and difficult it is to work in veterinary medicine, especially in equine medicine, but the lack of professionalism and proper veterinary care that I experienced from Burleson Equine is unacceptable. The treatment I received from the staff is shady and their business practices are sketchy. I have certainly learned my lesson here, and will definitely be doing more research regarding a veterinary clinic's ethics and morals before I trust my horse in their care.

There are not many large animal vets in this area, surprisingly to me. The first location I tried…read morecalling said they weren't accepting new clients due to COVID19, but Burleson Equine hospital agreed to come out for a house visit due to an emergency situation with a horse that needed attention quickly. They came out at the anticipated time that afternoon, and I know if I need help again with one of my horses I'll give them a call.

Gypsy was the best, most fair on price, good with all animals! I never dreamed of changing farrier…read moreservices...she "disappeared" for a long time..no answers to calls, letters, texts...&, it wasn't just me... No communication @ all... everybody that I knew that used her was concerned. (Was she sick, quit the business, dead?) Recently, discovered her ads on line...so...she's back? BUT, she still has no time to answer our calls, texts, etc.??? I even ask her to recommend someone else, if she is too busy....NOTHING ... sorry, nobody is that busy... she was the best...now she's too busy ???

Gypsy knows her stuff! Needed a farrier for our 'barn-sour' horse, Rosie, and she was our 'horse…read morewhisperer'. Gypsy was very professional and got the job done in good- time. She is a pleasure to talk to and made our family feel comfortable with all our questions. Gypsy is top-notch in our books!