SWLA Horse Trailer Rentals LLC

Horse & livestock trailer rentals in Southwest Louisiana!

2-Horse Bumper Pull Trailer
14’ Livestock Bumper Pull Trailer

Starting at $125/day
Weekend & weekly rentals available

Book online at:

SWLA Horse Trailer Rentals Reliable Horse Trailer Rentals in Southwest Louisiana Safe, clean, and affordable trailer rentals — perfect for weekend shows, vet visits, or hauling with peace of mind. Book a Horse Trailer Book a livestock trailer get in touchHave a question or need help with your rental? We’re happy to help.

It’s here!

Our newest addition to Southwest Louisiana Horse Trailer Rentals officially made it home today — a livestock trailer is now joining the lineup!

Perfect for cattle, livestock, equipment, moving larger items, and more. We’ll be getting everything cleaned up and rental-ready soon, but we were too excited not to share 👏

Stay tuned for availability and details!

Second Stride is open for enrollment! 🐴🇺🇸

We are excited to begin welcoming participants into our new program, designed specifically for veterans and first responders.

This grant-based program is offered at no cost to participants, to ensure that financial barriers don’t stand in the way of healing. Through therapeutic riding and time spent with our horses, participants are given a space to reconnect and unwind in a supportive environment.

If you or someone you know could benefit from this program, we invite you to take the next step and contact us today. 💙

📩 Spots are limited, reach out to learn more or begin the enrollment process!

Shoutout to Superior Sign And Decal for our new trailer decals 👏

Quick turnaround (less than a week), great pricing, and super easy to work with. Highly recommend if you’re local and need decals or signage!

🚨 Coming Soon to SWLA Horse Trailer Rentals

We’re adding a 16 ft livestock trailer to the lineup 🤍

Perfect for hauling livestock, farm runs, and more — clean, reliable, and ready when you need it.

✨ In other news… we now offer NEW contactless pickup
Built for convenience — especially for those working plant hours or needing after-hours access.

📍 Lake Charles, LA

Booking & availability coming soon!
🌐 www.swlahorsetrailerrentals.com

📧 [email protected]

Trailer is available! 🤍

We’ve had a lot of inquiries lately, so I wanted to go ahead and post availability.

Quick note — it’s currently without the center divider, but still ready to go.

Offering a temporary discounted rate of $100 for 24 hours while that’s being replaced.

Rent at:

SWLA Horse Trailer Rentals Reliable Horse Trailer Rentals in Southwest Louisiana Safe, clean, and affordable two-horse trailer rentals — perfect for weekend shows, vet visits, or hauling with peace of mind. Book a Trailer Contact UsInterested in working together? Fill out some info and we will be in touch shortly. We can’...

Horse show, vet trip, or weekend haul? We’ve got you covered 🐎
2-horse slant load trailer for rent starting at $125/day.

📍 Lake Charles, LA
📞 Call or text 409-460-4161

Horse girl money-saving hack:

If your mare uses Mare Magic… here’s a little secret. 👀
Mare Magic is literally just red raspberry leaf.

The 8oz bag at Tractor Supply is about $24…
OR you can buy a full pound (16oz) of the exact same herb on Amazon for around $15.

Same ingredient. Double the product. Half the price.
A tiny barn hack to help that feed-room budget stretch a little farther. 💸🐴

Sharing this because our horses always come first.
If you’re hauling anywhere over the next few weeks, please take a moment to read this update.
Whether you rent a trailer from us or haul your own, we want every horse in our community to stay safe, healthy, and protected.

⚠️ IMPORTANT EHV NOTICE FOR OUR CLIENTS AND ALL HORSE OWNERS⚠️

There is an active Equine Herpesvirus (EHV) outbreak in Texas, traced to a recent event in Waco. This strain is believed to be highly aggressive and has been fatal, and we are taking it extremely seriously to protect your horses and our community.

⛑️ HERE IS HOW WE CAN HELP

To help keep everyone safe, we are implementing the following:

🐴 1. Temperature Monitoring at Home
• Please take your horse’s temperature twice daily (morning and evening), especially if:
• Your horse was at Waco, or
• Has been to any show or large event in the last 14 days.
• A re**al temperature ≥101.5°F is a concern. Call us if you see fever, nasal discharge, coughing, or any stumbling/neurologic signs.

🚚 2. “Stay on the Trailer” Policy for Suspect Cases
If you are worried about EHV exposure or your horse has a fever:
• Do NOT unload your horse when you arrive at the clinic.
• Park in our isolation lot and call the front desk from your vehicle upon arrival.
• We will send a team out to your trailer to:
• Check your horse’s temperature
• Perform an exam
• Collect nasal swabs or run stall-side EHV tests as needed

This is to minimize any risk of spreading the virus on our property.

📍 3. Waco Exposure Screening
When you call to schedule, our staff will ask:
• “Was your horse at Waco?”
• “Has your horse been to any large show in the last 14 days?”
• “What is your horse’s current temperature?”

Please be patient with these questions, they are in place to protect your horses and everyone else’s.

💊 4. Testing & Antiviral Support
We are working to ensure we have:
• Adequate stall-side testing for EHV
• Adequate antiviral medications for high-risk or confirmed cases

If warranted, we will discuss testing and treatment options with you on a case-by-case basis.

🧼 5. Biosecurity & Quarantine Measures
We are preparing an alternate isolation facility with designated staff, should it become necessary to quarantine EHV-positive horses in a separate barn under strict lockdown. This will help us continue to care for all patients safely.

If you suspect EHV exposure, please call us before hauling in, and remember:
✅ Take temperatures twice daily
✅ Do NOT unload if you’re concerned, we will come to your trailer

Thank you for working with us to protect your horses and the wider equine community.

👉🏻 How Horses Get EHV-1 👇🏼

Horses pick up EHV-1 when they’re exposed to the virus from another infected horse or from a contaminated environment. The virus spreads in a few main ways:

1. Nose-to-nose contact

This is the most common route.
An infected horse sheds the virus in nasal secretions, and another horse can inhale or come into contact with those droplets.

2. Aerosolized particles

When an infected horse coughs or sneezes, tiny droplets carrying the virus can travel through the air and be inhaled by nearby horses.

3. Shared equipment

Anything that touches an infected horse’s nose or mouth can carry the virus:
• Water buckets
• Feed tubs
• Halters/lead ropes
• Grooming tools
• Tack
• Thermometers
This is called fomite transmission.

4. People spreading it

Humans can carry the virus on:
• Hands
• Clothing
• Jackets
• Boots
• Equipment
and transfer it to another horse without realizing it.

5. From infected mares to foals

Pregnant mares infected with certain forms of EHV-1 can pass the virus to their unborn foal, leading to abortion or weak newborns.

👀 The tricky part

Horses can carry latent EHV-1, meaning the virus goes “silent” in their body. Stress (hauling, showing, illness, weather changes) can reactivate it, and the horse may start shedding virus again—even if they don’t look sick.

📸 Provided by: The Horse

📣 Need a horse trailer for the weekend?
Reliable, clean, and easy to haul — our 2023 Delta 2-Horse Slant Load Trailer is ready when you are!

✅ Starting at $125/day
✅ Located in Lake Charles, LA
✅ Perfect for shows, vet trips, or weekend rides

📍 Message me here or email [email protected]
to reserve your dates!