Louisiana Center For Equine

Louisiana Center For Equine is an equine-focused veterinary facility in Opelousas, Louisiana. It is located at 660 Montgomery Rd, Opelousas, LA 70570, USA. Public feedback includes comments about both friendliness and administrative concerns.

Services

•Equine reproduction-related services, including mare breeding support (mentioned in reviews)
•Semen storage and shipment/transfer to other locations (mentioned in reviews)
•Mare pregnancy status checks referenced by reviewers, with ultrasound and lab results discussed in feedback

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Names mentioned in reviews include Stephen Deville, Lacey Blanchard, Karina, Gerardo, and Jairo.

Reviews

Louisiana Center For Equine has a 3.4/5 Google rating from 11 reviews. Written feedback includes a brief positive note and a comment describing the staff as friendly. Critical reviews focus on administrative and billing issues (including semen inventory discrepancies and ongoing invoices), communication concerns, and disputes about breeding-related records and documentation (such as lab results and ultrasound information), along with a report describing stall conditions and the animal’s condition during a visit.

Reviews for Louisiana Center For Equine

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 11 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Joseph “T-Kerm” Leger

1 year ago

Center for the equine

Shari Wilson

1 year ago

This place exhibits incompetence in all areas, but the most glaring to me within the past year is in administration. LACER told me I had 12 straws of semen stored and, when I requested to mail the semen to a different location, only sent out 10 straws and told me that's all they had. Since then, I've received multiple invoices for monthly fees that do not apply despite my attempts to speak to multiple staff members to get this resolved. These guys lied about how many straws I have stored or they are so incompetent that they cannot count. Either they shipped out all the semen and their administration is so poor that they don't know how to stop billing, or they are literally holding on to 2 other straws and trying to charge me for it despite paying for a complete transfer of the straws. I CANNOT WAIT to never engage with this company again, but I keep getting charges in the mail.

Terry Chatman

1 year ago

Friendly

Monty Faith

3 years ago

Karla Montano

3 years ago

This is for my racing community. I would have posted a review on Louisiana Center for Equine Reproduction on FB, but they believe that blocking me from their business page and Stephen Deville blocking me from his personal page, as well as Lacey Blanchard hanging up on me via a phone call, will resolve their issue with us after being questioned by Karina, Gerardo and myself... Lacey keeping contradicting herself. This is my review: STAY AWAY FROM THEM! If you feel the need to breed your mare, look elsewhere. Keeping this 3year history with them very short.....1st year Fast Prize Jessica didn't get pregnant. Paid and brought her back. Stephen first texted saying the Stallion fee hadn't been sent to You Fly I Drive...we can move money to another Stallion since the money hadn't been sent. We decide on Inseparable the following year. To my surprise He sends text, money was surprisingly sent and we now have to pay for Inseparable. Done deal. Paid. Go back a week ago...Karina and Jairo do a surprise visit. We have been charged for a "pregnant" mare. The day they arrive ...."surprisingly" she was checked that morning and there is no foal! SHE WAS DUE TO GIVE BIRTH NEXT MONTH! I highly don't recommend them. If you have nothing to hide...there would be no need to block me from your personal and business page. As well as hang up my phone call when demanding answers. They have not been able to provide lab results, as per Lacey's response "Doctor doesn't take notes." No ultrasound results...nothing. All while being charged a "pregnant" mare. As our story has been told to a few in the racing community...we have become aware we are not the only ones this has happened to. This is our personal experience and wanted you to be aware of how they handle and run their business. I have texts and video to prove all of this. We were also being charged stall fees...here are some pics which I doubt shows you Fast Prize Jessica being in a stall. This is how we found her....thickness of mud and an abscess on her cheek. Today she is back home...feeling all our love and making sure she forgets everything she has been thru with Lacey, Stephen, Acadiana Equine Hospital and Louisiana Center for Equine.