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Tierarztpraxis Dr. Habermann is a veterinary practice at Ehra-Lessien treating small animals and horses. Dr. Birgita Habermann offers osteopathy and dental correction for horses alongside general veterinary care. For dogs and cats the practice provides physiotherapy, acupuncture, laser therapy and X-ray diagnostics. Monthly animal-care tips and practice information are published on the practice website.
Pferdezahnzentrum Döhle is an equine dental practice run by Dr Katharina Ros at Egestorf-Döhle in Lower Saxony. It covers diagnostics and treatment of the horse's mouth, from routine dentistry through to orthodontic work. Treatment is set in a wider context: the practice also works on the cervical spine and ECVM, orthopaedics and physiotherapy, and draws on naturopathic methods. Its premise is that the mouth reflects the horse's overall condition, so cases are coordinated with the owner's vet and therapists.
Manja Kärsch-Kleine runs a mobile equine physiotherapy practice out of Egestorf, covering roughly a fifty-kilometre radius across the Lüneburg Heath and towards Hamburg. Treatment is put together individually from a range of techniques including massage, fascia work, dry needling, acupuncture, vibration therapy, osteopathy and bloodletting. Alongside the bodywork she schools horses and takes horses in for backing and training. She also teaches riders of all ages and abilities and does groundwork and trust-building exercises with horse and owner together.
Katharina Brauer is an animal osteopath working with horses across the Lüneburg Heath. Her treatments combine osteopathic technique with work on the horse's nervous system and on the relationship between horse and owner, aimed at cases such as lameness, back pain, colic, metabolic complaints and changes in behaviour. Each treatment is followed by a coaching call about three weeks later to review progress, and she offers a short introductory call at no charge.
Laila van Dijk Sportmassage is a sports massage practice in Garrelsweer in the Dutch province of Groningen, working on both riders and horses. The equine side treats muscle problems and restricted movement, with the aim of restoring and optimising freedom of movement. Sessions are tailored to the individual horse or rider rather than following a fixed protocol. The practice has been running for more than fifteen years in the north of the Netherlands and keeps its methods current through continuing education. Appointments are made by arrangement.
Tierarztpraxis Eddesse is a mixed practice for large and small animals at Edemissen in Lower Saxony, led by Dr. med. vet. Dorothee Müller. On the equine side it provides ambulatory examination and treatment of horses, vaccinations, pregnancy checks, blood sampling, equine passports and microchipping. The practice also runs a broad complementary-medicine programme for horses: chiropractic, acupuncture and acupressure after Penzel, laser and magnetic-field therapy, COB inhalation therapy, leech therapy and bioresonance, supported by an in-house laboratory and X-ray and ultrasound imaging. A certified animal physiotherapist joined the team in 2026 for rehabilitation, pain management and mobility work. Cattle, sheep, goats and farmed deer are looked after alongside the small-animal clinic.
Akupunktur für Pferde Miriam Leinweber is a mobile equine practice working across the Göttingen region of southern Lower Saxony. Miriam Leinweber combines acupuncture with osteopathy and craniosacral therapy in a single holistic treatment approach. Sessions begin with a full assessment of the horse and are aimed at improving mobility, balance and general wellbeing. Her handling is deliberately gentle and adapted to each horse.
Charlotte Hagen is a DIPO-qualified equine osteopath and osteotherapist based at Duderstadt-Nesselröden in southern Lower Saxony. She is also a trained Bereiterin (FN), physiotherapist and remedial gymnast, so she reads a horse's way of going from both a riding and a clinical standpoint. Her work centres on the Stammer Kinetics Professional principle, having trained under Stefan Stammer. Appointments are made directly by phone or e-mail.
Chiropraktik für Pferde und Kleintiere is the practice of Dr. med. vet. Martina Borchardt, based in Lehmkuhle 9, Gleichen, near Göttingen. Dr. Borchardt provides manual chiropractic therapy for horses as well as dogs and cats, treating blockages and musculoskeletal issues to restore mobility, performance, and well-being. She is certified by the International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic and is a member of the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association (IVCA), the Lower Saxony Veterinary Chamber, and the Gesellschaft für Ganzheitliche Tiermedizin e.V. (GGTM). Appointments are arranged individually by phone or email.
Erlebnispädagogik Kathleen Grygo is a small therapeutic riding and experiential-education farm in Dohren, in Lower Saxony's Landkreis Harburg. It offers individually tailored Reittherapie (equine-assisted therapy) for children, teenagers and adults up to 85kg, focused on movement, confidence and emotional well-being. The farm also runs playful, safety-focused riding lessons for young riders, alpaca walks, children's birthday parties, and group experience days for schools and social institutions. Visits are by appointment only, run by owner Kathleen Grygo on her own property.
Nadja Leymann offers animal-assisted pedagogy and therapeutic riding (heilpädagogisches Reiten) in Diepholz, Lower Saxony. The programme uses horses and other animals as partners in educational and developmental work rather than as a sport-riding lesson. A mobile service is also offered, bringing sessions to the client instead of requiring travel to the yard. Sessions are arranged by appointment by phone.
Die Pferdeosteopathin is the equine osteopathy practice of Jasmin Wagner, based in Diekholzen, Germany. Jasmin treats issues such as lameness, gait disorders, back pain, behavioral problems, and metabolic conditions through hands-on osteopathic diagnosis and therapy sessions lasting around 1.5 hours. She completed Monty Roberts Introductory Course in Portugal in 2018 and certified in equine osteopathic therapy through Vetogether Therapeuten Academy in 2019. Consultations are available on-site with a per-kilometer travel surcharge for visits beyond 30 km.
PHO-Hilpert Pferde- und Hundeosteopathie is an equine and canine osteopathy practice run by Judith Hilpert in Dettum, Germany. Judith combines parietal, visceral, and craniosacral osteopathic techniques with physiotherapy, massage, therapeutic exercise, and kinesio-taping for horses and dogs. The practice also runs training courses under the Blau-Gelb framework, including Equikinetic, Dual-Activation, Longewalking, and EquiClassic-Work, plus a bit-lending service. Additional medical and training courses round out an integrated approach to equine and canine wellbeing.
Isabell Friede provides mobile osteopathy and acupuncture for dogs and horses in the Delligsen, Alfeld, Hildesheim, and Einbeck area of Lower Saxony. Working directly at the client's home or stable, she uses osteopathic techniques to restore mobility, ease tension, and improve overall wellbeing, and acupuncture to rebalance the body's energy and support self-healing. Every treatment begins with a thorough assessment tailored to the individual animal and its owner's concerns. Appointments can be arranged by phone, WhatsApp, SMS, or the website contact form.
Hof Peine at Holte-Spangen near Cuxhaven is a boarding and convalescence yard for horses with respiratory disease, run by Udo and Kathrin Peine. The farm makes deliberate use of its position on the North Sea coast, where the salt-laden sea air eases equine airways. Horses can come for a short rehabilitation stay or board permanently where the condition is chronic. They are kept in a movement stable spread over six hectares, with individual paddocks for horses on a course of treatment, and are fed fresh grass and hay or haylage cut from the farm's own untreated herb-rich meadows. Veterinary and farrier visits, medication and day-to-day monitoring are coordinated by the yard.
EquiAmor is an online equestrian retailer based in Germany, supplying horse equipment and rider apparel through its webshop. The catalog covers saddle accessories, leg protection, blankets, and bridles, alongside rider gloves, belts, and bags, plus grooming and leather-care products, nutritional supplements, feed, and insect protection. Orders are fulfilled within 1-4 business days within Germany and 4-10 business days across Europe, with a domestic free-shipping threshold of 49 euros.
Renate Erdmann runs a mobile animal naturopathy practice (Mobile Tierheilpraxis) based in Cloppenburg, Germany, offering alternative and complementary therapies for animals including horses. Rather than requiring clients to travel, Erdmann visits animals on-site, providing a range of naturopathic therapy options alongside published fee information for transparency. The practice is reachable by phone, mobile, or email for consultations and appointments. As a complementary service, treatments are offered alongside, not as a replacement for, conventional veterinary care.
Tierheilpraxis Katharina Weich is an animal naturopathy practice based in Celle, Lower Saxony, offering holistic therapy for horses and other animals. Practitioner Katharina Weich works to address modern lifestyle ailments such as allergies, skin problems, digestive upset and behavioural issues through natural, individualised treatment methods. She currently practises from within a veterinary clinic in Celle, while operating independently as a self-employed therapist. Prospective clients are welcomed to get in touch by WhatsApp or contact form to discuss whether her therapy approach suits their animal.
Helen Voss runs a mobile equine osteopathy and physiotherapy practice serving Celle and the surrounding district in Lower Saxony, including Nienhagen, Winsen and Hannover. Working under the philosophy Feel, Understand, Move, she offers manual therapy sessions combining visceral techniques, Novafon vibration therapy, dry needling and kinesiological taping, alongside wellness massage and individualized 8-week training plans. Voss holds a biology degree from RWTH Aachen and is completing further training at the FN-recognized Barbara Welter-Boeller School. Her diagnostic approach pairs careful palpation of muscle and fascia with gait analysis to build tailored treatment protocols for each horse.
Jean Cybulski Pferdeosteopathie is an equine osteopathy practice based in Celle, Germany, run by French-trained osteopath Jean Cybulski, who completed over 8,000 hours of training at the French school EFOA. The practice offers manual osteopathic diagnosis and treatment for horses of all life stages, from foals and young horses to breeding mares, sport horses, and seniors, addressing movement restrictions, lameness, behavioural issues, and performance limitations. Sessions typically last about an hour and are priced at 120 euros. While based in Celle, Cybulski travels throughout northern Germany, including Hannover and Hamburg, to treat horses on request.
Solveig Brockmann offers equine and canine physiotherapy and chiropractic care from her practice in Celle, Lower Saxony. Dr. Brockmann, an experienced veterinarian, treats horses and dogs to restore mobility and improve quality of life, working alongside owners' primary veterinarians as a complementary service to conventional care. Her therapies aim to support recovery after injury or surgery and can help reduce reliance on pain medication over time. The practice also offers aquatrainer water therapy for dogs, rounding out a holistic approach to animal rehabilitation.
Mobile Tierheilpraxis Alexandra Berndt-Seja is a mobile animal naturopathy practice serving horses and other animals across the Braunschweig, Wolfsburg, Gifhorn, Wolfenbuttel, Helmstedt, Salzgitter, and Peine regions of Lower Saxony. Practitioner Alexandra Berndt-Seja offers classical homeopathy, phytotherapy, Schussler salts, and Bach flower remedies, always working to identify root causes rather than merely treating symptoms. Veterinary diagnostics such as bloodwork and X-rays are incorporated into treatment planning alongside these natural therapies. By making house calls, the practice minimises stress for animals and delivers personalised, holistic care directly at the client's own stable or home.
Herzberuhrung, run by Yvonne Husmann, is a holistic equine and human therapy practice offering Visionary Equine Osteopathy (VPO) for horses carrying past trauma or dysregulated physical patterns. For humans, Husmann provides Neuro-Emotionale-Kommunikation (NEK), a nervous-system-based approach to resolving tension from traumatic experiences such as riding accidents, surgery, or childbirth. Both offerings are grounded in a heart-centered, compassionate philosophy inspired by the idea that one can "only see rightly with the heart." The practice serves clients and their horses seeking gentle, body-oriented paths to recovery and trust.
Vatla-Horse Spa is an Icelandic horse stud farm and rehabilitation center in Bucken, Lower Saxony, combining breeding, boarding, training (Beritt), and equine wellness therapy under one roof. The center specializes in Icelandic horses, offering foal rearing, breeding, and horse sales alongside its dedicated spa and rehabilitation services for horses recovering from injury or strain. The owners also run an affiliated international horse transport business, giving clients an integrated path from purchase to relocation. Located at Dedendorf 14 in Bucken, the facility serves both breeding clients and horse owners seeking therapeutic care.
