Cavvietta Quarter Horse & Cattle Co.
Cavvietta Quarter Horse & Cattle Co.
Cavvietta Quarter Horse & Cattle Co. is a working ranch and equestrian center located in Elm City, North Carolina. The facility operates as an event venue and boarding destination with a focus on western disciplines, cattle work, and horsemanship education.
The Overnight package provides stall accommodation for horses attending events at the facility. Indoor stalls are lightly bedded, and panel stalls are available under a lean-to with a sandy base. Additional bedding can be purchased for $10 per bag. A personal corral setup is available at no charge, and negative Coggins certification is required.
- Gracie and Pedro provide exceptional care and hospitality to visiting horses, including emergency boarding accommodations with safe rest facilities.
- Boarders praise the owners' horsemanship and instruction quality, with reviewers reporting significant progress in their horses' training—including one horse that went from never having seen cattle to successfully pushing cows by the end of a lesson.
Cavvietta Quarter Horse & Cattle Co. is a working ranch and equestrian center located in Elm City, North Carolina. The facility operates as an event venue and boarding destination with a focus on western disciplines, cattle work, and horsemanship education.
The Overnight package provides stall accommodation for horses attending events at the facility. Indoor stalls are lightly bedded, and panel stalls are available under a lean-to with a sandy base. Additional bedding can be purchased for $10 per bag. A personal corral setup is available at no charge, and negative Coggins certification is required.
- Gracie and Pedro provide exceptional care and hospitality to visiting horses, including emergency boarding accommodations with safe rest facilities.
- Boarders praise the owners' horsemanship and instruction quality, with reviewers reporting significant progress in their horses' training—including one horse that went from never having seen cattle to successfully pushing cows by the end of a lesson.